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• 29 March 2012

• News: Fake 'The Roar of the Pharaoh' Android app latest Trojan scam

  It may look like an app for a Chinese game called "The Roar of the Pharaoh," but it's actually just another fake Android app that's really a malware Trojan in disguise, according to security researchers warning about it today.

• News: Refurbished Kindle Fire $139 Today: Firmware Update Available Now

  For today only, Amazon's Kindle Fire is cheaper than ever, with refurbished models on sale for $139.

• News: Android Expected to Eclipse Windows Devices by 2016

  Windows will lose its place as the dominant computing platform over the next four years, supplanted by ARM-based devices running Google's Android operating system, according to a report from IDC.

• How-Tos: How to manually upgrade an Android smartphone or tablet

  We all want the most up-to-date gadgets and therefore the most recent versions of the software that is available for them. Upgrading an Android device might take you to a newer version of the operating system like 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or bring new features or enhancements for your smartphone or tablet.

• News: Twitter users hit by Draw Something scam

  Draw Something is a smash hit app across iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones and tablets but players are being targeted in scam on Twitter.

• News: Phone 4U's Samsung launch is a 'store within a store'

  Phones 4U and Samsung have revealed that the launch scheduled for tomorrow is a Samsung branded floor within the Phones 4U Oxford Street store.

• News: Google pushes Ice Cream Sandwich to Nexus S smartphone

  Google has announced that it has started rolling out Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for the Nexus S smartphone along with other devices.

• 28 March 2012

• Opinion: Asus Transformer Prime to Get Ethernet Support, Face Unlock, and More

  The Asus Transformer Prime is getting a new firmware update to make the popular Android tablet even more versatile and laptop-like.

• News: Evernote Adds Speech Recognition to its Android App

  The popular free note-taking and organizing software Evernote has added speech-recognition support to its app for phones running Google's Android operating system.

• Opinion: BlueStacks: A Getting Started-Guide for Android Lovers

  If you're dying to run Android applications on your Windows machine, then you'll want to check out the recently released BlueStacks App Player beta, an Android app emulator for Windows XP, Vista, and 7.

• News: SuccessFactors offers free version of Jam software in hit against Salesforce.com

  SAP's SuccessFactors subsidiary is rolling out a version of its Jam social collaboration platform at no charge to all users, the company announced Wednesday.

• News: Samsung Has Shipped 5 Million Galaxy Note Devices

  For those who think there's no market for phone-tablet hybrids like the Galaxy Note, Samsung would like to offer 5 million counter-arguments.

• News: Samsung claims 5 million Galaxy Note sales

  Samsung has announced that it has sold 5 million units of is Galaxy Note.

• News: HTC will delete customers' Sense cloud data

  HTC has announced that it will delete its customers' backed-up data on its Sense cloud service.

• News: Asus failing to fix Transformer TF101 problems

  Asus is asking its Transformer tablet owners to be patient while it tries to fix problems introduced with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS).

• 27 March 2012

• News: How One City Used Smartphones to Fix its Streets

  The CIO of the City of Cambridge, Mass., developed an iPhone and Android app that citizens can use to report potholes, vandalism and other issues and track that they are being fixed.

• Feature: Top ten Android apps

  Looking to kit out your Android smartphone or tablet with the best apps around? Here's ten of the best that no self-respecting Android device should be without.

• News: Analyst: small tablets threaten Apple iPad dominance

  Analysts at ABI Research claim the trend is for less expensive, sub-$400 (£250) tablets at display sizes between seven and nine inches – as smaller-sized media tablets provide better portability options for end-users.

• News: Samsung delays Android 4.0 upgrade for Galaxy S2

  Samsung is trying to calm customers with many complaining that the upgrade to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich hasn't been available for the Galaxy S2 smartphone.

• 26 March 2012

• News: Microsoft Apologizes After Botched Windows Phone Challenge

  Microsoft is apologizing for a Windows Phone marketing campaign gone wrong, after a tech writer "smoked" a Windows Phone using an Android handset.

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