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Google/ Motorola deal okayed: Time for Motorola Nexus line
The Google/ Motorola Mobility merger has received regulatory approval, so the Android creator will soon have the ability to control the entire Motorola product development. Jump on it Google!
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Google's Android Market 'Bouncer' - Does it offer enough protection?
A small step in the right direction.
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Facebook IPO Filing Shows It's Still Not Operating in the Mobile Era
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NSA releases security-enhanced Android OS
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2011 Year in Review - Android's year
A tour of the highs and lows of Android’s year.
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Dear Google: Android's Multitasking Sucks
When it comes to task managment, the developers at Google think they know better than the end-users that are actually using their products.
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The Army goes Android
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More Trojanized games enter Google's Android Market app store
More Trojan apps appear in Google's Android Market.
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Why your Android handset probably won't get an upgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich
Waiting for Google's latest Android 4.0 'Ice Cream Sandwich' update? Don't hold your breath.
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Facebook is now the most popular Android app
Facebook has become the most popular app on Android. In the last 30 days, the Facebook app saw a higher active reach than all of Google's first-party apps, and all third-party apps overall.
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Premium rate SMS Trojans hit Google's Android Market
Trojans appear in Google's Android Market.
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2011: The year of the Android OS
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Google to Ex-Intern on Android Screen Lagginess: You're Wrong
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Smartphone shake-out looms as hardware herd may thin
All the tablets and smartphones are starting to look alike and software integration is everything. That fact will spell doom for a few hardware-centric smartphone manufacturers.
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Facebook announces Android app with 2x faster photos
Facebook for Android is getting updated today. Photos and albums are up to two times faster, your messages and notifications are at the top of your screen, and there's also a new left-hand menu.
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Everything you wanted to know about the history of Android
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Walk through Google Android 4.0 (aka Ice Cream Sandwich)
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Verizon Galaxy Nexus cannot use Google Wallet, Sprint only
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Android, iOS head to duopoly: We need a No. 3 stat
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