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20% of Android Apps Seize Private Data
According to a report by SMobile Systems, entitled "Threat Analysis of the Android Market," Google allows one-fifth of its Android applications to access private data that could be used for
Gingerbread Almost on 40% of Android Devices, Froyo Finally Under 50%
The Android fragmentation numbers for October have been released by Google and it looks like Gingerbread updates are accelerating. All Gingerbread versions from 2.3.3 and up gained 7.5% between September
Mobile Search Engine Taptu Launches Native Android App
Taptu, the search engine that indexes mobile-friendly websites, has launched a full Android app to replace the 'lite' version, which was just a shortcut to Taptu's mobile website. The update
Android Market Shows Steady Growth
It's been a week since the Android Market - the primary location for downloading applications for the Google G1 Android mobile handset - opened its doors for business. And while
Netflix Finally Comes to Android
Netflix is finally coming to Android Call the angels, release the doves, form a conga line and do the cha cha. Netflix is considered to be one of the killer
Android vs. iOS From a Developers' Perspective
Are you an iOS developer thinking about dipping your toe into the Android pool? If so, you should read developer Nick Farina's post about his experience developing on Android
Move Over Netflix, Android Gets Google Movies
While Netflix has been seen in the wild on Android devices, the last we've heard from Netflix itself was last November, when the company explained that digital rights management was
Smartphones Make Up 40% of U.S. Mobile Phones
The adoption rate of smartphones in the U.S. continues to climb as 40% of mobile phone owners say they own a smartphone, according to new data from Nielsen. In terms
Top 20 Android Apps, According to Nielsen (Infographic)
Nielsen has released its first mobile app rankings for Android since the organization started measuring smartphone usage directly using on-device meters. The results are not hugely shocking, but contain some
Android: Motorola Replaces Google's Location Engine With Skyhook
Tomorrow, Motorola will announce that it plans to replace Google's location services on its Android phones with Skyhook's location engine. By default, all Android devices currently use Google's own location
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