You know that you can browse the internet with your android phone but did you know that you can actually convert it into a hub, so you can browse the internet through it on your PC? You may not be aware that you can actually turn your Android phone into a wireless hub. You can use your Android-powered mobile smartphone as a wireless hotspot for multiple devices while continuing to use standard... 

Are you looking for best android spy software? Android users can now enjoy professional spy software equipped with powerful monitoring features through Mobile Spy. This software effectively works on all Android cell phone models including the T-Mobile, My Touch 3G, and Motorola Devour. Mobile Spy monitors text messages, calls, and GPS locations of your family and employees directly through any Android... 

Perhaps you pretend that you bought your Android phone (or tablet) to work to track business calls or to have easy access to your work Gmail and business contacts, or to track your business’ mobile broadband bill. But the truth, of course, is playing with those strange but fun Android apps. Having an Android powered smartphone enables you to download and install as many apps you want. Some of... 

In an ‘almost’ expected move, Google has started rolling out an update to it’s Android Market for Android phones that gives the app storefront a new look and adds movies and books. Though this update may take few weeks to be rolled out across the globe, Android fans are already excited to hear this long anticipated news. The new user interface should make it easier for users to find... 

For all Google Android users and fans here is something to be panicked! There has been a 400% rise in malware on Google’s Android platform since the middle of last year and the problem is so severe that several Android anti-virus programs have been released recently. There are over 200,000 applications on the Android App Store/Market today – up from 50,000 a year ago while the store was launched... 

The entire world of mobile interested parties froze. That feeling of suppressed panic was in the air when Google announced that they would be “delaying” the release of the source code to the newest version of its Android OS to the public. Android was closing off. The death of open source? That question burned on the lips of journalists everywhere. The reality is, no. Android will still be open... 

Israel-based app developers of Tawkon, who released their app to measure radiation levels of mobile devices running on Android OS last year were eager to exploit the iPhone 4 death grip issue by launching an Apple iOS version. However, for obvious reasons Apple immediately blocked this radiation detection software application from appearing in their app store. But that didn’t stop stop Tawkon...