Let’s recap: Late Wednesday night (or early Thursday morning), we reported on a story published at Mobile Beat that came out of the Black Hat online security conference. At the conference, Kevin MaHaffey, CTO at mobile security firm Lookout…
Applications — they make the world go ’round. OK, maybe not exactly, but there sure are a ton of great ones in the Android Market, and finding the right one can be a bit difficult. Take a look after the jump, as we bring you another edition of our wee…
Back at Google IO in May, our benevolent overlords detailed their intentions to make mobile advertising more immersive, akin to Apple’s iAds. Today, we’re starting to see some of the fruits of that labor with AdWords location extensions. Businesse…
Twitter for Android — the "official" Android Twitter client — just got another update (we’re at version 1.0.2 for those playing at home), and changes include the following: Is faster than the previous version Auto refresh is …
Google Maps just served notice to every other location-based business app out there with the introduction of "Places." A tie-in with Google Maps, it makes it super easy to find any kind of, well, place. It’s location-based, so it knows where …
Being a former N64 fanboy, this may not excite me as much as some PS1 die-hards out there, but the PlayStation has just been added to Android’s already-impressive list of game console emulators. The app that makes this all possible is called "psx…
No, you’re not seeing things. Sprint phones will now see a "Sprint" tab in the Android Market instead of the (preferred by many) "Downloads" tab. It’s the same on Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile Android phones (at least th…
No, you’re not seeing things. Sprint phones will now see a "Sprint" tab in the Android Market instead of the (preferred by many) "Downloads" tab. It’s the same on Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile Android phones (at least th…
Apps, apps, apps! We get it, you guys love yourselves some applications. And because we love you, we are here with our weekly helpful hints at some great applications! With more than 70,000 applications in the market it can be a little difficult to dec…
Barnes & Noble has released the Android version of its Nook e-book reader (an Android-based device, natch) onto the Market. The app is similar to functionality to Amazon’s Kindle, and comes with a number of free "sample" segments of…