Amazon just announced that they will be releasing their Kindle app later this summer for Android devices, with the promise that your “with ...

If you are a Google Voice user — or one of those lucky students who just got to sign up for Google’s voicemail ...

After we got our delicious helping of Froyo for the mobile handset side of the Android universe yesterday, Google dropped another expected bombshell ...

Remember that cool streaming music functionality that Google’s Vic Gundotra showed off at yesterday’s I/O keynote? Now we know where it’s come from. ...

While Flash 10.1 for Android phones was announced at today’s keynote, it was slightly glossed over during the Froyo presentation (in a small ...

Now here is a pretty neat use of augmented reality. Wikitude Drive overlays your route directly on top of what is coming through ...

The guys over at Androinica got a chance to get hands-on with EA’s upcoming Need for Speed: Shift for Android, and the initial ...

Rogers has re-branded and released the Telenav GPS app that many of you used to clamor for and is now being called Navigator ...

I’m inherently jealous that Rob probably got to meet the team behind Seesmic at Google I/O yesterday, but I’m also equally as excited ...

Square freshly released their app for Android just last week, enabling any smartphone as a mobile point-of-sale system. Now developers can begin to ...

A few weeks ago Google wanted to insure you that their Google Latitude service was in fact far from being dead, and now ...

Today at Google I/O, PayPal has released its Mobile Payments Library to Android developers. The new service enables purchases from directly within apps ...

It’s almost that time of the year. At the end of May – besides honoring those who’ve died fighting for our contract – ...

How many times have you just wished you had your full music library no matter where you were? Yes, you could store it ...

Earlier today we learned about some new features GM and Google have been working on for the upcoming Chevy Volt app. We’ll be ...