Google has announced last week that we will start seeing content ratings for apps listed in the Android Market in a few weeks time. In a move to provide users with additional information to help in choosing which applications would be the best for them, Google is going to provide ratings for applications on four levels.
Motorola Defy coming to Telstra
November 30th, 2010 
Droid Motorola Defy has been recently released throughout America and Europe, but it looks like the Defy will be heading to Australia soon. The Defy will be available from Telstra on November 30th.
Android 2.3 Gingerbread Announcement Coming December 6th?
November 30th, 2010 Droid We know it’s coming, we know it’s coming soon, but as far as how soon – we just don’t know. However, that may all change soon. Word is that we may be seeing an official Google announcement of Android 2.3 Gingerbread on December 6th. Read more »
Apple iPad vs Samsung Galaxy Tab
November 28th, 2010 Droid The holiday season coming up and I’m willing to bet a lot of people in the market for a nice tablet device to their loved ones, or make a nice gift for yourself. The question is: what should I buy? Not so long ago, the obvious answer was – iPad. It was not the first tablet to hit the market, but it was the only modern one that could break into mainstream and get people ready to spend hundreds of dollars for what some are calling an oversized iPod touch.
600k Samsung Galaxy Tabs sold worldwide in the first month
November 24th, 2010 Droid Korea Herald reports that Samsung has released its sales figures for the recently released Galaxy Tab tablet. And they are impressive. 600 000 units have been sold worldwide, with delivery in most areas not keeping up with demand. This is a great start for Samsung, who are aiming for the sales of over a million units this quarter. To see the full picture, we need to compare these figures with iPad sales. Apple sold 7.5 million units since iPad was first launched in April. IPad sold over 1 million units in the first month so 600.000 is a very strong result and an indicator that the demand for tablets is high during the holiday season.
Samsung Continuum Review
November 23rd, 2010 Droid Samsung Continuum is a new Android smartphone from the Korean manufacturer, currently being distributed by the US mobile operator Verizon. Not that long ago I posted some initial information about Samsung Continuum, including pictures and the promotional video. In this post you will find a more detailed review of the device, and info on whether the second screen is such a good idea.
You can now edit Google Docs on your Android
November 22nd, 2010 Droid At the end of September Google announced that support for editing Google Docs will be coming “In a few weeks” to the Android platform. They have started rolling it out to us Android users. According to the video below, everything runs super smooth and it looks to be just as easy to edit any Google Doc on your phone as it is on your computer. Please note that it only works for Android 2.2 users and above.
Adobe Reader for Android updated
November 22nd, 2010 Droid Adobe Reader – Adobe’s official PDF reader got itself a little update recently. The list of new features is not that long, but feel free to check them under the cut.
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Scheduled Maintenance of Android Market. Is Something Big Coming?
November 18th, 2010 Droid This maintenance should in no way affect regular users – people using android applications and games, or people who want to gain access to the Android Market using their phone and download applications and games, update applications or games or return applications they’ve bought. This should only affect developers.
Pulse News Reader is now FREE
November 17th, 2010 Droid You know that very cool news reader application everyone is talking about? That one that’s really successful, really rocking, and looks super nice? Now it’s free. Pulse News, the #1 news reading app on several Apple products (iPad, iPhone) as well as Android, has gone completely free today across ALL platforms.
