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We want to give everyone the chance to be productive no matter where they are, so today we’re releasing a new update to the Google Docs app for Android. We’ve brought the collaborative experience from Google Docs on the desktop to your Android device. You’ll see updates in real time as others type on their computers, tablets and phones, and you can just tap the document to join in.
We also updated the interface to make it easier to work with your documents on the go. For example, you can pinch to zoom and focus on a… Continue reading: Official Google Blog: Collaborate and edit anywhere with the updated Google Docs for Android
Four more years – how much is that, measured in HP CEO-tenure units of time?…
WebOS could be an important player in the long run as an open-source mobile operating system because Android could become closed with Google’s purchase of Motorola Mobility, Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman said Wednesday.
It may take up to four years for the complete impact of webOS to be felt, but HP will remain patient, Whitman said during a speech at the HP Global Partner conference in Las Vegas.
HP CEO: Google-Motorola deal could close-source Android
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Final paragraphs of a review of the latest high-end Android smartphones
Android still feels disjointed in spots. Why do we still have to use different apps for Gmail and all other e-mail? And there’s no standard connector in a standard spot, so there’s no universe of docks, alarm clocks, car adapters as there is with the Apple gadgets.
Still, Android is coming on strong; all manufacturers considered, it’s outselling the iPhone. Android’s latest surge toward power and polish should thrill almost everyone. The possible exception: anyone whose three-month-old Android phone is suddenly obsolete.
Android Phones Go on a Power Trip – State of the Art – NYTimes.com
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Some shiny new Chrome – but only if you have one of the latest Android devices
Followers of Google in recent years have wondered why the company was developing two separate computer operating systems—Android and Chrome—and whether the technologies behind them would converge.
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Chrome is now available through the Android Market for mobile apps but only on newer devices such as the Galaxy Nexus or Xoom tablet. The vast majority of Android devices won’t have access to Chrome.
Lily Lin, a spokeswoman for Google, said the company was “evaluating bringing Chrome to all platforms,” including Apple and Microsoft mobile devices.
Google’s Android and Chrome, Together At Last – Digits – WSJ
This probably comes as a significant and very positive surprise to a lot of OneNote users; check the full post for details and screen shots
For all of you who’ve been asking (and patiently waiting) for a version of OneNote for your Android phones, we have great news: OneNote Mobile for Android is now available! Download it from the Android Market app store today!
Mobile versions of OneNote are currently available on Windows Phone, iPhone, iPad, and now Android. No matter which platform you prefer, OneNote Mobile lets you easily capture and access all of your notes and ideas on the go.
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