Jellybeans for (almost) everyone -- Google releases Android 4.1 source code
The full source code of Jellybean, Google's latest and greatest Android version, was released to the Android Open-Source Project (AOSP) late Monday night.
Stories by Jon Gold
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HP shows off 4 new all-in-one PCs with touchscreen technology
HP has announced that it is planning to make four new all-in-one desktop PC models available in August and September, upgrading its existing lineup and bringing touchscreen technology to machines outside of its HP TouchSmart line.
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Teen's website uses plain English to explain complex software licenses
Let's face it -- the complexity of the average software license agreement has gotten way out of hand. EULAs for major applications and terms of service for popular Web services, all too often, are roughly the length of "Paradise Lost."
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Report: Kindle Fire 2 set for launch by August 7
Amazon's response to the release of the Google Nexus 7 tablet could come within a month, as a report from the China Times says the manufacturer Quanta is already working on a first batch of Kindle Fire 2 devices.
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Amazon smartphone may be on the way
Amazon may be planning to broaden its Android-based device lineup with a new smartphone, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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Smartphones increasingly crowding out other devices: survey
A recent study from European telecom O2 found that smartphone users in the U.K. depend on those devices for an increasingly large proportion of their day-to-day activities -- so much so, in fact, that many have begun to abandon other gadgets altogether.
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Patent war unlikely to bring Androidocalypse
On the surface, Apple's recent courtroom victories are a threat to the future of the Android platform. A pair of injunctions blocking Samsung's Galaxy Tab and Galaxy Nexus from sale in the U.S. could lay the groundwork for a similar action against the Galaxy S III, as well as a huge range of other Android devices.
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Researchers find new malware in Android Ice Cream Sandwich
A research team at North Carolina State University led by Professor Xuxian Jiang recently announced that a security flaw in Android Version 4.0.4 and below could exploited by a rootkit with relative ease, according to an official university research blog post.
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Nexus 7 tablet: Android no longer an also-ran
There's no single facet of Google's new Nexus 7 that stands out as a game-changer on its own. However, the combination of a number of minor upsides is a powerful one, making the tablet into an intriguing contender in a competitive arena.
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In Pictures: First look, Google's new Nexus 7 tablet
First images of the brand-new Google tablet
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Ask the magic 8-ball: Google's Nexus Q brings Play to the home
Google rolled out what it's calling the world's first social streaming media player Wednesday at its I/O developer conference. The Nexus Q is available through the Google Play Store for $299 and is expected to ship sometime in mid-July.
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Developers to Google: We need platform unity for Nexus tablet
With the presumptive launch of Google's Nexus 7 tablet mere days or hours away, developers at Google I/O 2012 are emphasizing the need for a unified platform on which they can do their work.
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In Pictures: What Google’s tablet might look like, seven Nexus 7 concepts
Google’s rumoured upcoming release of a low-cost Nexus tablet has sparked rampant speculation.
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In Pictures: The 10 mightiest supercomputers on Earth
Our look at the biggest, baddest computing machines in current use
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Canonical announces Ubuntu Apps Showdown
Linux developers will soon have a chance to compete for prizes of laptops and smartphones, thanks to Canonical's announcement today of the Ubuntu App Showdown contest.
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