Will Android Ice Cream Sandwich Arrive With a Photo Editor?
Google watchers at Android Police say that the next version of Android due out this week has a native photo editor, probably built on IP from Google’s Picnik acquisition.
Similar Posts
Android Tablets Gain on IPad, Google Says
Android head Andy Rubin said six million tablets are running Google’s OS, making the case that Android is gaining a small foothold in an iPad-dominated market. “It’s not 30 million, but it’s a healthy start,” said Rubin, Google’s vice president of mobi…
Android owners getting stiffed on OS updates, study claims
Android phones have a bad history of not getting the latest OS upgrades, often leaving them several versions behind, says a new study. Tracking 18 different Android phones shipped in the U.S. through the middle of 2010, the Understatement’s Michael Deg…
Amazon Fire Developer and Others Pay Android Royalties to Microsoft
Quanta Computer, the manufacturer that helped create the PlayBook and the Amazon Kindle Fire, signed an agreement with Microsoft stating it would pay license fees to use the Android operating system. While it seems incredulous that any company must pay…
Android Market Apps Grow by Leaps and Bounds
A new report indicates a big jump in Android Market applications, just one day after another report found that Android tablets had taken more than one-quarter of world market share from Apple’s iPad. According to mobile-research firm Research2Guidance,…
IPhone 4S Raises the Bar for Google Android Event
The iPhone 4S launched Oct. 14, just a week and a half after it was unveiled. Now, on Wednesday, Samsung and Google are expected to unveil the Nexus Prime smartphone and Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest version of Android. (As Mashable’s Ben Parr put it,…
Android 4.0: Ice Cream Sandwich Core Improvements
The newest Android OS release, Ice Cream Sandwich, finally fulfills something that Android users everywhere were craving, according to Android User Experience Director Matias Duarte. That something is an Android OS that users could “love using” instead…