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1. Hey mobile firms: About that Android thing... Did Google add a lockout clause? - Register

   Hey mobile firms: About that Android thing... Did Google add a lockout clause? Register The European Commission has asked mobile telecoms firms and manufacturers of devices to provide details of any agreements they have with Google regarding the use of the technology giant's Android operating system. A number of Google's rivals have ...

2. A look at BitTorrent Sync Alpha for Android - Ghacks Technology News

   A look at BitTorrent Sync Alpha for Android Ghacks Technology News BitTorrent Sync, the file synchronization software, was up until now only available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X as an alpha version. It enables you to share data between two computer systems directly, bypassing the cloud in the process. This makes ...

3. The real problem for Android developers: their customers - ZDNet

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   The real problem for Android developers: their customers ZDNet Apple executives at last week's Worldwide Developers Conference lectured its corps of developers on the benefits of the iOS platform, while just scratching the surface on the problems for developers with the Android platforms. There was scant mention ... iOS vs Android: Choosing between them has never been harderKnow Your Mobile You can already make your Android phone look like iOS 7Digital Trends Mobile Users More Likely To Buy On iOS Than AndroidAppAdvice Gizmodo UK -International Business Times -Android Community all 173 news articles »

4. More 8-inch Android tablets on the way, says analyst - CNET

   More 8-inch Android tablets on the way, says analyst CNET More 8-inch Android tablets on the way, says analyst. Lots of 8-inch Android tablets should hit the market in the second half of the year in the wake of iPad Mini's success, says NPD DisplaySearch. Brooke Crothers. by Brooke Crothers. June 18, 2013 9 ... and more »

5. SMSAlarm locates your muted Android phone - CNET

   SMSAlarm locates your muted Android phone CNET The tiny little app only uses 53K of space, runs on Android 1.6 and up, asks for no permissions outside of SMS, and is completely free with no advertising. It's quickly become one of those apps that I can't imagine living without...until something ... Protect your Android device with an ear shattering alarm soundGhacks Technology News all 3 news articles »