Android OS News
Android Cycle Hire Widget
29th July, 2010
The Cycle Hire Widget is avaiaible to download from Android Market
Google Voice Updated On Android And BlackBerry
27th July, 2010
The update means that calling on Google Voice is now much faster.
Where is the HTC Hero 2.1 Update Orange ?
23rd July, 2010
Orange still haven't to release Android 2.1 to its users.
Skobbler Now Available Free On Android Mobiles
20th July, 2010
Skobbler , the free satellite navigation software, is now available
Opera Mini 5.1 Available On Android Mobiles
14th July, 2010
Opera Mini is the worlds most popular mobile browser with an amazing
HTC Ace Running Android 3.0 To Launch ?
8th July, 2010
The HTC Ace runs Android 3.0 and has a 4.3 inch touch-screen.
Google Android Version Statistics Revealed
7th July, 2010
The data is collected fortnightly from people visiting Android Market.
Yahoo Apps Released For Android
5th July, 2010
Yahoo has released applications for its hugely popular Mail and
Android 3.0 To Launch On High-End SmartPhones In October
1st July, 2010
It's been suggested that the new version will be released only on
Orange HTC Hero Users - Android 2.1 Next Week
28th July, 2010
Orange HTC Hero users finally getting Android 2.1 .
Android Phone Sales Soar by 350%
27th July, 2010
Android 's share of the UK mobile contract market has grown to 13.2%.
Vodafone Release Google Nexus One Froyo Update
21st July, 2010
Vodafone has confirmed Android 2.2 (Froyo) for the Google Nexus One
Google Android Versus iPhone 4 - JavaScript Execution Tests
9th July, 2010
Android 2.2 demolishes iOS4 in JavaScript benchmarks.
Google Docs Viewer for Android, iPhone and iPad
8th July, 2010
Google Docs Mobile Viewer for Android Smartphones, the iPhone and the
No More Google Branded Smartphones
6th July, 2010
Google wont be releasing another smartphone to follow the Nexus One .
Top Mobile Games Coming To Android Mobiles
1st July, 2010
All Android mobiles can look forward to some great gaming in the near
HTC Hero Gets Android 2.1
1st July, 2010
The update is now finished and will begin rolling out over-the-air.
Google’s open-source operating system has been racking up version upgrades like it’s going out of fashion, to the extent that Android actually split into two streams – one for 3G phones and one for tablets. Thankfully, the newest version, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, was built to work on both phones and tablets, with Google stating it plans to minimise upgrades in the future – meaning that your phone or tablet will stay current for longer.
At the moment, only the highest-end 3G phones run on Android Ice Cream Sandwich, with most smartphones running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread. A few tablets, most notably from Asus and Samsung, have launched with Ice Cream Sandwich, with the majority of available tabs packing version 3.0 Honeycomb. Hit our phone and tablet reviews for more.
