Google Android
What new feature of Android M are you most looking forward to?
So, Android M was just showcased at this year’s Google IO event and a plethora of new and updated features were announced, including: Android Pay + More utilisation of fingerprint
Android Doubles Its Market Share in China, Symbian Still Ahead of iOS
New stats from Beijing-based Analysys International show that Google’s mobile OS, Android, doubled its market share in China in the past year, rising to account for 68.4 percent of smartphone
Teliportme, Maker of 360 Panorama App, Looks at the Bigger Picture
Teliportme is the Indian start-up that’s the maker of one of Android’s most awesome apps: 360, the panorama photo maker. The free app’s clever panorama stitching feature was made with
Xiaomi Phone is an Affordable Dual-Core Beast – But Can It Compete?
After some tantalizing leaks last month, Xiaomi’s Android-powered phone launched yesterday at an event in Beijing.
Tencent Launches an ‘iTunes for Android,’ Gives Google a Syncing Feeling
Just as nature abhors a vacuum, Chinese web companies are amazingly good at filling a niche in the market. And so it follows that Tencent yesterday launched an Android management
Tencent to Bring Malware-free Certification to Android Apps in China
Malware-ridden Android apps have been a concern for some time now – and the most dangerous place for these is on China’s third-party app stores. That’s why the App Store
For Motorola and HTC, Android Success in China Requires Adaptations
When it comes to smartphone sales in China, Motorola and HTC have garnered the most consistent success from their Android platform – although it has required some careful tweaking, adaptation
Google Android Outgrows Apple in Japan Smartphone Market
According to a new report from comScore Japan KK, both Google Android and Apple are showing excellent growth in the smartphone space in Japan. But Google is winning over customers at a much faster rate to start 2011.
Rumor Suggests Baidu Mobile OS Based on Android, Coming This Year
If rumors and expectation could be harnessed as a form of renewable energy, then Baidu’s Mobile OS, reportedly based on Android, could power Shanghai’s air-cons through a hot and humid



