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Google's Android platform is in the unique position of satisfying completely different groups of end users. Never before has a platform been so appealing to so many kinds of people. Let's take a look at some of the various types of end users who will end up appreciating Android's offerings...

For days I've been reading on tech blogs and in discussion boards about how open Google's Android is. Some wonder whether it is even open at all, particularly with the new SDK being issued only to a select few developers, leaving others stranded on older versions for who knows how...

If you have spent time in the dating game, you know the harsh reality: it is usually better when you are being wooed by someone than when you are running after them. When you are the one trying to win someone over, no matter how great your qualities and offerings,...

If you're a prospective developer for Google's Android platform trying to figure out the best way to distribute your application, you might be intrigued by how Apple handles their App Store. Announced alongside the Software Developer Kit (SDK), it offered a different approach to distribution. As a developer, you could...

First a little preface, because credit is due. Steve Jobs and Apple did a tremendous job of selling people over the last few years. Be it the iPod, MacBook, or iPhone, somehow they always seemed to get people to buy into their ideas and products no matter what. Even though...

It's been said before that 2008 will go down as the year of the mobile device. Cell phones are getting smarter every generation and the rate of adoption is skyrocketing. Many smartphone buyers will probably tell you that they never pictured themselves buying one. Why is this happening? What has...

When I first read the article on the Wall Street Journal yesterday afternoon I immediately thought to myself "Wow, this would totally make sense." It's a logical move that couldn't come at a better time for the cellular industry. Google is on the verge of revolutionizing the cellular industry twice...