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DARPA wants military iPhone and Android appsDARPA have announced that they would like some apps written for the iPhone or for handsets running Google's Android OS - "with potential relevance to the military specifically and the national security community more generally".
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AT&T’s first Android phone defaults to Yahoo mobile searchThe Motorola Backflip, the first AT&T smartphone based on Google's Android mobile operating system, will hit stores on March 7 with Yahoo as its default mobile search engine instead of Google's own search tool.
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Rubberduck lands on Android– delivers mobile TV service to Google phonesRubberduck Media Lab, a subsidiary of Aspiro, confirmed that its streaming mobile TV application would now be available for download on Google’s new Nexus One phone and other Android handsets.
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Google Zeitgeist 2009: Google’s most popular searches in UkraineGoogle has published its annual ranking usually called Zeitgeist. Actually, it's a view of Uanet users at the outgoing calendar year through the prism of their search requests.
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