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At last, Android gets an app webstore
Google has, at last, released a web-based version of its Android app market, meaning that for the first time Android users can browse and download apps on the internet. Yesterday, Google held an event at their headquarters to show off the latest version of the Android operating system – Honeycomb. At the event, the Android Market Webstore was also unveiled by Android engineering director Chris Yerga. Previously, Android users could…
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Amazon boosts its digital content offering with Android app store
Amazon is rapidly evolving into a digital content business, an aspect of the company that is highlighted by the success of the Amazon Kindle and its recent transition in to the MP3 download market. Mobile apps play a big part in the digital content world and Amazon is looking to capitalise on this by launching an Android app store. This has caused some controversy, as a today’s post on Econsultancy…
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Android Market reaches the 200k app milestone
Little over over two months ago the Android Market surpassed 100,000 apps, and now according to AndroLib, the store has broken the 200,000 app benchmark. (Please not that this information is “estimated”) Google’s Android app store took almost two years to reach 100,000 apps, but just 63 days to double that number. Much of this growth can be attributed to the Android Market expanding it’s offering to over 20 countries….
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12 Android apps for the digital marketer
Google’s Android mobile operating system has quickly become one of the most used mobile platforms in the world. Although there may not be as many Android applications available compared to iOS, there are still some good ones to help you manage your social media and marketing campaigns when out and about. We’ve composed the following list based on user reviews and our personal experiences. To download any of the following…
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Are barcode scanning apps the future of shopping?
Smartphone users will no doubt have encountered an app of some sort that supports barcode scanning. So what is it and how can it change the way we shop? There are a host of price comparison barcode scanning apps available for iOS and Android devices, Red Laser and Barcode Scanner to name but two. But we are starting to see more big brands integrate scanning technology with their smartphone applications….
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Google Docs goes mobile
Google announced on Wednesday morning that it has begun rolling out mobile editing for Google Docs. The update isn’t yet available for everyone, but it should be available to all over the next few days. The Google Docs for mobile service will allow you to; Access you documents list so you can create, search, star and open your documents on the go. Edit your documents – edits you make on…
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Eric Schmidt outlines a speedy future for Google
Google CEO Eric Schmidt has been speaking today at the Internationale Funkausstellung (IFA) consumer electronics event in Berlin and has been outlining a future where search is super fast, highly personalised and omniscient. Arguably the strongest emphasis in the presentation is the issue of speed, with Schmidt stating: "Our new definition of Google, we’re trying to get you something fast – never underestimate the importance of fast." Some of this…
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Google Nexus One Phone only available to Google Apps users?
Anyone with an interest in mobile phones and, more specifically, the android platform and the mystical Google phone cannot fail to have avoided the current noise about the Google Nexus One phone. Since the first news / photos / rumours of the actual existence of the HTC produced handset hit the blogosphere, it has been staggering to see how much dicussion and conjecture has bubbled up surrounding how Google will…
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Google improves Gmail and Calender App for iPhone and Android
Earlier this week Google announced that it has made enhancements to the way that Gmail and the Google Calender application are used through the browser on the iPhone and Android-powered devices. Changes have been made to the user interface to make the applications easier to navigate and make searching within email inbox a lot more simple, ultimately make emailing easier from these mobile devices. The main change that has been…
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