Android stories - Page 25

Apple and Amazon have concluded their legal battle over the app store term, agreeing to dismiss ongoing lawsuits in a Californian court.

Given the hype surrounding the unveiling of the Mega Android app, we got out best man on the job to give his unbiased view on Kim Dotcom's latest release.

Pixlr Express app review: A free, user-friendly photo editor that's more tomato sauce than fine seasoning but offers fun features for casual use.

Global app downloads set to double to 160 billion by 2017, fuelled by smartphone adoption in developing markets and free-download apps.

Master key could affect any Android phone released in the past four years, representing nearly 900 million devices and 99% of the market.

In a bid to push Apple to retail leadership, CEO Tim Cook will implement sweeping changes to the way iPhones are sold and marketed.

Kim Dotcom releases official Android app - now available free of charge from the Google Play Store - with iOS and Windows to follow.

Brightest LED Flashlight app transforms phones into torches, offering a much-needed upgrade to the dim, timing-out default screen light.

Privacy leak in Facebook's Android app, sending users' phone numbers over the internet to Facebook servers simply by launching the app.

New study suggests owning an iPhone could signal wealth, while Android users might be less affluent. Is your phone choice revealing your salary?.

Google introduces new-look Gmail inbox with message sorting tabs to improve email efficiency and cut down on spam.

Security software company tells TechDay at the Westcon Imagine Event that online security threats are on the rise.

South Korean giant sets June 20 date, as press speculate on new devices launch ten days after Apple conference.

Speculation mounts as Facebook teases 'new home on Android' event in California, fuelling rumours of a long-awaited Facebook phone launch.

Facebook unveils a sleek new 'F' News Feed, boasting bigger images, multiple feeds, and mobile consistency to enhance user experience and attract advertisers.

Struggling with your smartphone's touchscreen keyboard? SwiftKey Keyboard's predictive text and customisation features make it a must-try app.

Looking for a simple, addictive word puzzle game? What's the Word? offers endless puzzles and challenges, perfect for competitive fun with friends.

Apple's new products are struggling to outdo each other, says CNBC's Herb Greenberg. Is the tech giant a victim of its own success?.

Just a quick look over at what buzz has been happening in the entrepreneurial world of last year shows that smart watches are in big demand.

Users can now find new places from the app menu by opening the tab to find local sports friends have either recommended, checked into or liked.