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 <description>This blog comes on the heels of a recent NetworkWorld Google Subnet blog titled &quot;10 App Add-ons for the Enterprise&quot; which details ten popular third party Google Apps add-on applications.  These ten applications only scratch the surface of a niche market helping to propel the momentum of Google Apps for the enterprise.  Companies and individual developers alike are flocking to the Google developer community...</description>
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 <description>Although phones featuring Google&#039;s open-source Android operating system have been out for more than a year, it&#039;s only been in recent months that the platform has really caught on. In fact, this fall alone has seen the debut of several new high-profile Android devices from such esteemed manufacturers as HTC, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and Samsung. Read more</description>
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 <description>Lauren and I presented two--one on tips and tricks for Android projects (which are up 94% this month, according to http://bit.ly/1TxPAw) and another for Android beginners. We listened to the developer buzz and went to a bunch of sessions. Here is our take on the hot topics simmering within the Android community here:


Augmented Reality: This came up many times in discussions.
New Handsets: To...</description>
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 <description>In late April 2009, Google released Android 1.5.In mid-September 2009, Google released Android 1.6.In late October 2009, Google released Android 2.0.That is three version releases in a span of six months. Progress is great. Progress is necessary. But there is going to be some fallout for this flood of Android versions, both with consumers and developers. Read more</description>
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 <description>Google has released the 4.0 beta of its Chrome browser. The main new feature is a way to synch your bookmarks across multiple computers. The synch technology is based on the  same XMPP-based servers that power Google Talk. Read more</description>
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 <description>Here are the top five benefits of Android from a business perspective (primarily for prospective application developers).

#1 Low Barrier to Entry
Android has a low barrier to entry. There are no costly licensing fees or development tools. In fact, it is possible to develop applications without spending a dime. The primary costs fall into three categories: development and testing expertise, royalty...</description>
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 <title>Hello!</title>
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 <description>Hello, we&#039;re Shane Conder and Lauren Darcey. We have one book, Android Wireless Application Development, published and are working on our second Android book.

We&#039;ll be guest blogging here throughout the month of November. In just a few days, we&#039;ll be at Droidcon in Berlin, Germany.

More to come...</description>
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 <pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:31:02 +0000</pubDate>
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 <description>Information on all current contests, including entry forms, can be found here http://www.networkworld.com/community/contests: Here are the answers to the November, 2009, trivia questions. Read more</description>
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 <description>Android 2.0 is a big win for Android users. Google Maps Navigation, better contact management, more camera features, Exchange integration, and the like are all boons for those owning Android 2.0 devices.  Developers get the long-lost Bluetooth APIs, along with a contact sync framework, more CDMA APIs, and the like, adding new areas for apps and feature expansion for users owning Android 2.0 devices.The...</description>
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 <description>Marco Arment (of Tumblr and Instapaper fame) wrote a piece for his blog back on October 9th, profiling the two sides to the iPhone App Store. While his analysis was aimed at the iPhone, I believe it holds fairly true for Android as well...particularly if we can develop a better framework for what Mr. Arment calls “App Store B”. Read more</description>
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 <description>Google today took the wraps off of more than 10 new features for its Google Search Appliance aimed at the enterprise, including better SharePoint integration. Perhaps the coolest feature is the Self-learning Scorer, which lets the device fine-tune and improve itself. Read more</description>
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 <description>If you are looking at Google as an indicator of overall economic health, you&#039;ll be happy to know the company had a good third quarter. It reported increased revenue and profit over its year-ago third-quarter, beating analysts estimates in the process. Google CEO Eric Schmidt even went so far as to say, &quot;we believe the worst of the recession is behind us and now feel confident about investing heavily...</description>
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 <description>Media coverage of the search industry often reminds me of the editing on The Amazing Race. Even if the first-place team is miles and hours ahead of the second-place team, the producers have to make things seem close and exciting. Otherwise, why would you watch? Come to think of it, this past U.S. election was a bit like that as well.

And so it passes that Bing&#039;s every move gets covered in relation...</description>
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 <description>Google Apps is growing up. Over the past six months, dozens of developers have built apps to make Google&#039;s office wares (Apps, Docs, Gmail, Calendar) more appealing for the enterprise. The following is a selection of these apps. They range from the practical (backups) to the creative (a freebie VPN replacement based on Google Talk). Better still, most of them are free. Read more</description>
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 <description>Google on Monday rolled out a new service to help Webmasters identify malware that may have been slipped into their sites. The new tool will show Webmasters of sites flagged as &quot;unsafe&quot; just what the offending code is. Read more</description>
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 <description>The final ties have been cut between Apple&#039;s and Google&#039;s board (and it&#039;s about time they  have been). Arthur Levinson had been serving as an independent member on both the Apple and Google board of directors but has resigned his position from Google&#039;s board. 
No one is shocked that Levinson left, but it sure took a while. Google&#039;s CEO Eric Schmidt resigned (or was shown the door?) in August, shortly...</description>
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 <description>Recently, a few device manufacturers and carriers have begun reaching out to Android developers, ranging from posts on official Android Google Groups to holding developer conferences. Compared to life a year ago, this is great, and we really appreciate the gestures. However, in other respects, these attempts were somewhat fumbled, posting what amounts to press releases in a developer forum and spending...</description>
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 <description>UPDATED 10/12/09: The FCC has agreed to investigate Google Voice at the urging of AT&amp;T and a group of lawmakers. On Friday the FCC sent a letter to Google asking it to explain the service and why it thinks the service is in compliance with regulations. Read more</description>
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 <description>Dell is reporedly planning to launch an Android smartphone that will be carried on AT&amp;T&#039;s network, according to Reuters. and the Wall Street Journal.  Read more</description>
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