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| Chrome Coming to Android? Duh |  If you didn’t see this coming, it might be time for a new pair of glasses. We know, we know - you’re as sick of reading about Chrome as we are. At the same time, the fact that Google is preparing to inject its own proprietary web browser into its mobile OS is pretty big [...]
[..] Read complete article |  | Published 04-Sep-2008 by Zach Epstein in AndroidSoftwarebrowserchromegoogleinternetmobile web
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| Hop-on getting in the Android game |  It looks like there’s a new player coming soon to the Android game. Hop-on announced today that it will unveil its first Android-powered device at the upcoming CES 2009 conference this January in Las Vegas. What’s more, the handset will be sold for less than $200. Considering Hop-on is most widely known for its low-end [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 24-Oct-2008 by Zach Epstein in AndroidHandsetsCESgoogleHop-On
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| HTC, Google, and T-Mobile Announce first Android Device: G1 |  Well, folks, it’s been a long time coming and we all knew this day would come, but T-Mobile, Google, and HTC made it official: The G1 featuring Google Android is here! From first looks, it certainly doesn’t disappoint - Android is amazing! First, the phone itself is really neat with the slide-out screen revealing a [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 23-Sep-2008 by Marc Flores in AndroidEDGEExclusivesGSMHSDPAHTCHandsetsNewsPress ReleaseServicesT-MobileUMTSWi-Fi3GG1googleWiFi
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| Google Android has its own app store kill switch! |  You know, with all the deserved hype about Android being much more open than the iPhone?s platform, one must wonder what security will be like. When iPhone developers starting coming out about Apple?s NDA on developing apps, everyone seemed to give old Steve-O the stink-eye. Add to this the fact that developers and consumers [...] [..] Read complete article | | Published 17-Oct-2008 by Marc Flores in
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By Zach Epstein
When you sit down and compare Android to the various mobile platforms, the lack of Outlook/Exchange sync support is one of Android’s most notable deficiencies. Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, S60 and even the iPhone support Microsoft Exchange but not Android. Stepping up to address at least part of this shortcoming in Android are Wrike and [...] [..] 
