iPhone App Store vs Android Market

Last Updated on Wednesday, 27 April 2011 12:45 Written by admin Wednesday, 27 April 2011 12:45

I compare the iPhone App Store vs the Android Market. Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Apps are a huge part of buying any smartphone and so is the way you get them. Apple with the iPhone and iPod touch App Store has a very different way of doing it compared to Google and the Android Market so today I compare both to help determine which is the best for you including the the selection of apps, the pricing and the interface to access the store.
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MCCI Releases Complete USB Software Solution for Android

Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 April 2011 12:59 Written by admin Tuesday, 26 April 2011 12:59

MCCI Releases Complete USB Software Solution for Android

Ithaca, NY (Vocus/PRWEB) March 23, 2011

MCCI Corporation, the world’s leading developer of USB connectivity to the mobile phone and portable device industry, today announced the availability of the MCCI USB DataPump for Android. The Android DataPump includes MCCI’s USB 2.0 host and device products, which have been deployed in over 700 million products in the past five years. Portable across processors, USB cores, and operating systems, the DataPump has been validated on Android 2.2 (Froyo). The DataPump can be optimized to maximize data throughput on practically all hardware platforms, ensuring maximum customer satisfaction.

“Native USB support in Android can sometimes be an adequate solution, depending on the product developer’s feature requirements and available resources. However, MCCI’s USB DataPump distinguishes itself in terms of improved performance, a leading edge roadmap, and the presence of support teams world-wide,” explains MCCI’s CEO Terry Moore. “It is not always feasible for product developers to use a ‘free’ solution, be it open source or sourced from another group in the same company. Product planners still drive the feature roadmap. Engineers must still optimize performance and ODMs and platform vendors need to deliver support to their global customers. MCCI will continue to meet the needs of these groups, be it USB for Android or for proprietary operating systems.”

In addition to the MCCI USB DataPump, an embedded USB device and host software stack, MCCI offers host drivers for Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux personal computers. This includes networking class NCM for high performance networking and the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) Driver, which supports not only product development but also application installation via a USB cable. Extending MCCI’s product offering is a worldwide support team, experienced in complex system integration on a variety of platforms.

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Appolicious Acquires AppVee to Expand its Growing Network for Finding iPhone and Android Apps

Last Updated on Sunday, 24 April 2011 02:57 Written by admin Sunday, 24 April 2011 02:57

Appolicious Acquires AppVee to Expand its Growing Network for Finding iPhone and Android Apps

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) February 2, 2010

Appolicious Inc. today expands its growing suite of services that help consumers find iPhone apps and Android apps by announcing the acquisition of AppVee, which owns AppVee.com and AndroidApps.com. AppVee, which was founded in 2008 shortly after the launch of the iTunes App Store, caters to a large audience of iPhone app devotees, while AndroidApps.com is the best location on the web to find apps developed for Google’s Android mobile platform. As part of the acquisition AppVee reviewers will continue to write for both sites in addition to Appolicious. Appolicious plans to add more social features to both websites, including the ability for users to create profiles and curate lists of their top apps for any given subject.

“We like the content and fan base AppVee offers, and the fact that their service works so well on the web as well as the iPhone itself, and quickly determined that an acquisition made sense,” said Alan Warms, founder and CEO of Appolicious.com. “Combining our audiences will offer a better social experience for app users and a better solution for app marketers.”

The sites will maintain their original style, but Appolicious will add more social benefits, such as the ability for users to create profiles, curate their own list of top apps, import their app libraries, and more. AppVee and Appolicious combined now carry thousands of iPhone app and Android App reviews, compilations and industry news stories. Users will also benefit from more than 1,100 video reviews.

Alex Ahlund, the visionary behind AppVee, will now serve as an adviser to Appolicious. “From the beginning, I always thought that social recommendations would be key to app discovery. Adding the Appolicious industry-leading social feature set to the professional review AppVee sites will result in the best of all worlds for our customers.”

Appolicious is available on the iPad, iPhone, and online.

There are currently more than 140,000 iPhone apps available in the iTunes App Store and more than 20,000, Android apps available in the Android Market. With the release of Apple’s iPad tablet computer, developers and major brands are creating apps for the expanded screen site. The Appolicious network of sites and iPhone application helps consumers locate apps on multiple screen sizes including the iPhone, computer, and iPad which will be available in March.

The acquisition of AppVee.com and Androidapps.com means Appolicious can continue pursuing their mission to “create the best experience for app consumers and solving the increasingly difficult problem of finding just the right app,” says Warms.

Explore the newest addition to the Appolicious family of websites: Appvee.com. To see the AppVee Android App page click on Androidapps.com.

About Appolicious Inc.:

Appolicious Inc. was founded in 2009 with the goal of making it easy for users to find the perfect mobile applications. Appolicious Inc. combines social networking, journalism and technology to help users find the best of tens of thousands of apps available today. Appolicious is not affiliated with any mobile device maker or carrier, and Appolicious Advisor reporters are independent journalists without ties to the mobile industry.

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