The number of consumers planning to buy Android mobile devices have increased two fold since summer 2009, while the number of those planning to buy iPhones has slightly decreased according to new data collected from ComScore.
Google’s Android operating system phone is rapidly upsetting up the smartphone market and distracting them from Apple’s iPhone  according to a report from ComScore. The data collected by these polls suggests that 7 percent plan to buy the T-Mobile G1 or T-Mobile MyTouch the …

There’s a good chance that even if you’re not into tech all that much, you’ve heard of the Motorola DROID thanks to Verizon’s big marketing push, and that’s a good and bad thing. The Palm Pre smartphone, along with the company’s much-anticipated webOS operating system, has had quite the buzz building up since its splashy launch in January. While the Pre isn’t perfect, it definitely does not disappoint.
Here is a detailed comparison of Motorola Droid and Palrm pre and …

Motorola’s own Android application store SHOP4APPS is ready and coming soon. The application store is web based and was even made available for a short period of time but was quickly removed by Motorola. A glimpse of this software solutions portal has been caught by  the folks over at AndroidandMe.
SHOP4APPS once live will be available via both Android based handsets and desktop computer but its design makes it obvious that Motorola intended it to be viewed on a phone, …

Download Free Android Flight Action Game Super-G Stunt. Super-G Stunt is  a breathtaking aerobatic race for Android phone.
Super-G is a fun game where the player maneuver the sports plane through many floating sky gates in an attempt to achieve both the shortest time and the best performance.
The game comes with features that includes:

Eight brilliant 3D game levels with challenging flight courses
Lifelike flight experience generated by sophisticated physics simulation
The first mobile flight action game featuring exciting aerobatic stunts
Addictive game play …

Download Free App 8TV Mobile for your Droid and other Android based handset. This free app has full episodes of popular shows just like Catch Up TV online.

The latest web interface from twitter is Optimized for Android, iPhone, WebOS and Nokia S60 browsers, the new interface carries the ‘look and feel’ of Twitter website. The standard m.twitter.com will continue to function as is and for the Android OS, iPhone, WebOS and select S60 handset owners can head to http://mobile.twitter.com
The mobile interface for Twitter is a more slick version, with all data presented in an ordered, clutter free manner. Any user who logs into Twitter wold see …

As on the Droid, Google Maps Navigation is now available for free for mobile devices running Android 1.6 and higher that includes T-Mobile’s G1 and myTouch 3G.
The app still needs work and it’s still in beta but it’s the first completely free GPS app with voice prompts. As on the Droid, Google Maps Navigation offers voice guidance, automatic reroutes, plus several standout features including 3D satellite views en route.
Old Android 1.5 devices like the HTC Hero, Samsung Behold II, …

With so many mobile app developers are deciding to make apps for Android, it still doesn’t have the same variety and penetration as the iPhone. What Gameloft has decided is sure a very bad sign for Android future.
Gameloft famous for making dozens of well-designed mobile games has told news channels that it has decided to invest less in developing for Android OS. Gameloft’s titles have been much higher earners on Apple’s portable device according to Rochefort, as he revealed …

Adobe on Tuesday announced latest versions of Flash Player 10.1 which will not only support just Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux computers, but also a variety of smartphones, though that support isn’t yet built in.
The new Flash version paves the way for full functionality on smart phones, according to Barclay. All major mobile platforms save one – the Apple iPhone – will get Flash players over the next year, starting with the Palm webOS later this year.
Flash Player …

American and Australian scientists are developing a software that will allow patients simply to cough into their phone, and it will tell them whether they have cold, flu, pneumonia or other respiratory diseases.
Since the diagnosis is primarily with the sound produced with a cough, the scientists say their software can possibly do the doctor’s job in this case. The research team which has been partly funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have been testing the effectiveness …