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HP Grooming webOS for Assault on Android, Apple iOS eWeek Android and Apple will have something to say about that. When new HP CEO Leo Apotheker said he expected the company's webOS platform on 100 million devices a year, he effectively declared war on Google's Android and Apple's iOS mobile platforms. ... See all stories on this topic »

Adobe Flash Player 10.2 for Android released Techtree.com After several weeks of testing, Adobe has finally released new Flash Player 10.2 for the Google Android mobile operating system based smartphones. The new Adobe Flash Player 10.2 version promises full web experience with videos, games, apps and mobile ... See all stories on this topic » Techtree.com

Xobni Expanding into Gmail, Android, iPhone PC Magazine By Mark Hachman Xobni, which began life as an organizational tool for Microsoft's Outlook software, has now expanded into Gmail, and plans to add the Android platform and iPhone are in the works. Specifically, Xobni said its service for Gmail is now in ... See all stories on this topic »

The Year in Android Phones (So Far) Wired News We've seen a flood of Android phones so far in 2011. We got our first whiff of the coming deluge in January when we went to the Consumer Electronics Show and saw around a dozen really impressive models on the show floor, all with big displays, ... See all stories on this topic » Wired News

That Full-Colour Multitouch Kindle Is Probably An Android Tablet Gizmodo Australia By Matt Buchanan on March 19, 2011 at 5:21 AM Which could be for something else – maybe Amazon Android apps – but Amazon's Lab126 subsidiary primarily works on the Kindle (at least, that we know of). I suspect an Android-based Kindle wouldn't stray ... See all stories on this topic »

Toshiba To Release Android Honeycomb-Based Tablet Midyear CRN By Zewde Yeraswork, CRN An unnamed Toshiba tablet PC running Google's Android 3.0 operating system, the tablet-optimized version of which is code-named Honeycomb, has appeared on Amazon along with a product description. Although Amazon's page does not ... See all stories on this topic »

Microsoft to kill Sidekick service as T-Mobile relaunches with Android Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) But now that T-Mobile has discontinued the old phones and is restarting the Sidekick brand running Google Android, Microsoft is stepping out of the picture. As many Sidekick users are aware, Microsoft's services haven't been particularly reliable. ... See all stories on this topic » Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)

HOW TO: Create a Blockbuster Mobile App Mashable There are approximately 350000 apps in iTunes, 65000 in the Android marketplace, and thousands more being developed as we speak. Whether an app is the brainchild of two parents who want to entertain their daughter, or a creation from a huge developing ... See all stories on this topic »

HTC Bringing 4G WiMAX Equipped 7-inch Android Tablet To Sprint? Tablets Planet Hey Sprint customer how would you like a 7-inch 4G WiMAX tablet made by HTC? Rumor has it that the recently unveiled HTC Flyer tablet will be announced soon under the name "HTC EVO View 4G" by Sprint at CTIA. CTIA is a yearly convention dedicated to ... See all stories on this topic » Tablets Planet