by Bogdan Bele, 1 week ago

Samsung plans on spending no less than 170 billion won (roughly the equivalent of $153 million) in the software industry of its native country of Korea, says a report by Yonhap News Agency quoting company officials….

by Gary Sims, 1 month ago

The standard way to develop apps for Android is to use Google’s software development kit (SDK) together with Java and XML. Although the SDK is free, there is a learning curve for those who aren’t proficient in Java or…

by Frank Hissen, 4 months ago

Android’s permission system is unique in the world of mobile operating systems. Instead of trusting the result of a review process, the user of an app decides on the basis of trust if s/he will…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 4 months ago

After months of not hearing any news, Google announced a Google Glass hackathon called the Glass Foundry in late January or Early February in San Francisco and New York. This invitation-only event is aimed at…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 6 months ago

Power is usually the holy grail of mobile communications and mobile computing. No matter how powerful your phone’s processor is, how big the screen, or how fluid the user interface, it will not amount to…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 6 months ago

If anyone was to tell you three or four years ago that today’s high-end mobile devices would reach the point where quad-core processors inside would become standard, what would you have said? It seemed crazy,…

by Nathan Snyder, 9 months ago

That isn’t a typo. Multi-touch interfaces are nothing new, and we’ve been seeing them develop into flexible displays  and flexible batteries, recently. Organic interfaces with capability than their original concept seem to be where the…

by Derek Ross, 11 months ago

Google holds a lot of live events, press conferences, Office Hours, and live Hangouts on Air. Keeping track of the vast amount of content coming from Google would prove to be an impossible task for…