Android Apps and News

Earlier this week, Google gave Google Reader a big-time makeover to bring it more in-line with the user interface applied to Google+ and Gmail. An update was promised for Android “soon,” which su…

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It was only a few weeks ago when Zinio debuted its magazine reading app for Android Honeycomb tablets, allowing users to read digital copies of everything from Bazaar to ESPN. Today, Zinio is going from the big s…

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Sony Electronics previously announced that it would deliver an eBook reader app for Android in January, and the company has made good on the promise. The Reader app for Android is now available for devices runn…

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My Taptu arrived today as yet another social news reader that visualizes “streams” that interest you. That can include status updates on Facebook or Twitter, or the many RSS feeds available on th…

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Despite the speculation that the Kindle app was not going to be available until later this summer, it has just become available in the Market. As far as features, if you are a Kindle user on any other platform you w…

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Barnes & Noble may have much of the tech world waiting on its rumored Android-based e-reader, but it may be beaten to the punch by another company. Spring Design has announced Alex, a dual-screen e-book rea…

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We are starting to see more and more talk about Android becoming available on devices other than smartphones, most of which up until this point has revolved around the MID (mobile Internet device) or netbook ma…

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Despite having and really enjoying the ability to read on my Amazon Kindle I have gotten really accustom to reader on a slightly more mobile device — my phone. Granted, so far most of the phone reading has b…

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The Moto Development group has taken the first step toward developing a more efficient eBook reader for Google Android. In a video posted to its website, Moto revealed a proof of concept that shows its driver ca…

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Google has done an admirable job of converting its popular desktop services to mobile platforms, but the company hasn’t done many favors for Google Reader. Sure, there’s a mobile version of the p…

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