Tech News: Online Android Market Goes Live
Move over mobility. Google extended it’s Android Market client from just mobiles devices to the web. As long as you have a browser you can now search thousands of third party software and purchase apps right from your desktop. The apps are then automatically downloaded to your android based device or smartphone.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Delayed till April 2011
The much anticipated Dues EX: Human Revolution is once again delayed by studio Square Enix. Don’t expect the game anytime before April of 2011. Our luck it’ll be out before the end of the century.
Developers Assure Max Payne 3 “Not Canceled”
The story of Max Payne is a grim one indeed. No, no, not the actual character (although we’re sure any man whose face is stuck in that kind of perma-grimace can’t be all sunshine and butterflies) — instead, we’re talking about the ever-growing yarn trailing behind Max Payne 3′s development cycle. Originally scheduled to launch late in 2009, the game’s since endured delayafter delay, and all the while gamers have scarcely seen hide nor hair of its development progress.
Twitter is NOT a Social Network, Says Twitter Exec
Readwriteweb.com: Kevin Thau, Twitter’s VP for business and corporate development, announced during a presentation at Nokia World 2010 today that everyone’s favorite micro-blogging network is not actually a social network. It’s not, you say? No, says Thau: Twitter is for news. Twitter is for content. Twitter is for information. To those of us in the [...]
Verizon’s Making Their Own Android App Store, and That Makes Google Happy
Gizmodo.com: Some have applauded Android’s “come one come all” app philosophy; others think it’s left the Android Market a mess. Now, Verizon’s looking to clean things with a closed, competing Android app store of their own. So why isn’t Google fuming? Verizon currently preinstalls something called the V Cast App Store on many of its BlackBerry phones, [...]
Apple Says “We Have Enough Fart Apps,” Here’s Why That’s Wrong
Readwriteweb.com: Earlier this week, Apple announced it was rolling back previous restrictions on the use of third-party development tools for building applications for the iOS mobile operating system and that it would be, for the first time ever, publishing its once-secret “App Store Guidelines” for all to read. These guidelines explain, in detail, how Apple determines [...]
The Nexus One – Will The Real Google Phone Please Stand-up?
The Nexus One represents a pretty significant game changer not just for the wireless industry, but for a multi billion-dollar company that has never sold a single piece of consumer hardware in its history.
