Advertisements Amazon has released the updated version of its e-reader app Kindle for Android. The new version brings support for installing the application on SD card, access to 100+ e-newspaper and e-magazine titles, e-book stores in the app, as well as social sharing features.
Advertisements Sony has announced that it will soon be launching a Playstation app for Android devices running on Android 1.6+. This app is not what you might expect it, but it brings some of PS goodness on Android.
Advertisements Google has released Google Maps 5.0 in the Android Market. The update brings a series of new features to maps on your Android smartphone.
Advertisements LinkedIn has finally launched its Android application for public use. Available right now in public beta, it brings the basic of your professional networking on your Android device. The Linkedin for Android app lets you do the following things right now:
Advertisements Those of you lucky to get Android 2.2 on Samsung Galaxy S can now get Skype Android application. The latest update to Skype also brings the support to move it to SD Card, a real memory saver.
Advertisements Fancy developing applications for Google’s Android platform, here is your chance. Google is made Android App Inventor public, which was first released in July this year to make app development accessible to even non-coders.
Advertisements ooVoo has released its Android video chat application, which allows up to six users to simultaneously participate on a video call. The application is currently available for Evo 4G and Epic 4G, which are the only 4G Android smartphones.
Advertisements Bajaj Allianz has launched an Android application for tax planning in India. This app is an instant tax-calculator that enables users to calculate their tax liability.