Android Leftovers
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BlackBerry Ltd Hints At Ditching BB 10 In Favor Of Android
BlackBerry might soon give up making devices running on its BB10 OS and switch to Google’s Android OS fully. The Canadian firm’s hardware business is going pathetically, and such a move could help revive it, which generates the majority of its global revenue.
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10 Best Free Mobile Application Development Frameworks That Support Android
If you’re developing Android-based games or complex apps with extensive cloud integration, you’ll probably want to seek out native application development tools. These range from the Java-oriented Android SDK and Android Development Tools (ADT) Eclipse plugin to game-oriented engines like Corona to commercial enterprise platforms like the cloud-oriented Monaca toolsuite.
Most mobile apps, however, are simpler affairs with tight deadlines and budgets and the need to support both Android and iOS. For most app developers, especially those converting web apps to mobile, cross-platform mobile app frameworks are a better choice. And the latest mobile frameworks promise some native-like performance and functionality while still hewing to a basic “write once, run anywhere” development approach.
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Does It Really Matter How Much Revenue Alphabet Inc.'s Android Makes?
Now consider that Alphabet's share of the global smartphone OS market is five times that of iOS, and it's easy to see why Oracle's Android revenue numbers aren't shocking. Now if only someone would shed some light on the impact YouTube has on revenue and profit growth -- that would really be intriguing.
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Hands-on with Reddit’s new official Android app in beta [Gallery]
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Reddit's Official Android App Released To Private Beta Testers
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Add YouTube Videos to Your Watch Later List From Android Notifications
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Two-thirds of Android users vulnerable to web history sniff ransomware
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