BBC NewsSix Cool Android AppsPC MagazineThere might only be one Android phone out there (for now), but that doesn't mean that there aren't any cool Android apps. In fact, we've rounded up a half dozen. by Errol Pierre-Louis The iPhone and BlackBerry aren't the only phones backed up by great ...Video: Apple Rolls Out New IPhone and Cheaper $99 Model The Associated PressWill TomTom's iPhone App Herald the End of One-Function Devices? PC WorldReport: Smartphone Sales Account for 15% of US Mobile Games Revenue Games On DeckSydney Morning...

mocoNews - USA Today Regrets Making iPhone App FreeWashington PostUSA Today is not only giving its content away on the iPhone, but also Google's Android device. The plan was to make money through advertising, ...and more »

UberGizmoeReader on Android Soon, Planned for Palm Pre LaterjkOnTheRunGoogle Android handset owners can expect eReader availability in “mid- to late summer,” according to TeleRead. They spoke to Scott Pendergrast of ...Android eReader Coming SoonUberGizmoall 2 news articles »

Scott Pendergrast from Fictionwise has revealed that an Android version of eReader will be ready in "mid to late summer". The Android eReader app won't be able to read ePub from the start, but according to Pendergrast a similar capability will be introduced shortly after release. The new Android eReader will also be able to handle ePub wrapped in Fictionwise’s DRM as well as non DRMed ePub. A Linux version of eReader is also currently in development. [via teleread.org] Talk Android News: Android Forum Android eReader App Coming “Mid To Late Summer”

IntoMobileGoogle Fine-Tunes Gmail For Android And iPhoneInformationWeekJust a month ago Google made some really nice changes to the browser-based version of Gmail for the Android and iPhone platforms. ...Orange lines up Android phone for UK releaseZDNet UKHTC Takes Android to India Later This Yearxchange MagazineSmart brings G2 Android phone to RPABS CBN NewseWeek -Economic Times -ITWeball 39 news articles »

HTC plans to launch Android phone for Indian consumersEconomic Times, India10 Jun 2009, 2235 hrs IST, PTI BANGALORE: HTC Corporation, global designer of mobile phones, on Wednesday indicated that it is planning to launch shortly the Android mobile handset, based on the open source platform for mobile devices, in the Indian ...

TrustedReviewsAndroid will chip away at Windows' PC dominanceAndroid CommunityAcer has already made official its intention to field an Android powered netbook in Q3 of 2009. Along with Acer will come more computer makers as firms try ...Acer Android smartphone pencilled for November launchReg HardwareAcer prepping 3D notebook for October launchStuff.tvAcer to launch 3D notebook at the end of October, new netbook for 3Q10DigiTimesall 54 news articles »

SOFTWARE TOOLS - Embedded Alley Development System for Android ...Embedded.comEmbedded Alley has released the Embedded Alley Development System for Android-based Devices.'The system enables development of Android-based intelligent ...and more »

According to industry sources, Acer plan to launch their first Android powered handset in November of this year. Acer have previously revealed that they will be releasing an Android smartphone in 2009, but have to-date only confirmed that the device will be available during Q4 of 2009. Industry sources close to DigiTimes.com revealed the information adding that Acer's recent promise to launch 9 smartphones in 2009 could soon see them overtake Asus in the smartphone markets during 2010. [via Digitimes.com] Talk Android News: Android Forum Acer Android Phone...

Hewlett Packard are currently developing a mobile-based social network that will be able to intelligently recommend and prioritize contacts based on caller usage patterns. The Friendlee application will analyze calls and messages made from the mobile device and then use that information to prioritize contacts, and recommend other contacts on the network. "It builds a network of people that you communicate with, If you stop communicating with those people or you begin to communicate [with them] less they keep dropping down to the bottom of your list." - Bernardo...