There are some Android developers that aren’t happy campers. Apparently, some of the devs have taken to the Google Market forums to complain that the payments they are receiving aren’t matching up with the sales of their apps. The issue isn’t widespread apparently with only a few complaining that their checks are short.
» Read more: Devs claim payments from Google aren’t matching Amazon Market app sales
So you’ve got yourself a Motorola XOOM Android tablet (with Wi-Fi only) and you’re sitting tight waiting for that update to Android 3.2 Honeycomb, yes? You’ve been first on the docket for every upgrade to Honeycomb (save for the 3.1 update, aka the only other update thus far, which went instead to the Verizon version of the XOOM,) and you’re pumped up to see what Android 3.2 will bring.
Yep, that there is the Droid Bionic that we have talked about and lusted after for a while now. Yesterday we talked about the photoshopped page that was floating around showing the Bionic, but these are pics of the real deal. They come our way thanks to someone at Amazon that added some docks to the product listings on the site.
There are tons of apps on the market that will help you find other apps based on what you already have on your phone and the other apps you download. Most of the apps work pretty much the same. A new app finding application has landed called AppBonus from Metaps
Research in Motion has unveiled a beta BlackBerry Java software development kit (SDK) v7.0, offering developers a chance to test their apps on their BlackBerry 7 operating systems. The SDK includes simulators for the new BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone devices and will allow developers to prepare their apps in time for the handsets’ launch. The BlackBerry App World is currently accepting app submissions for the new devices
» Read more: RIM’s BlackBerry Java SDK v7.0 Beta Now Available
It’s been a few months since we first reported on the outbreak of “Droid Dream,†a piece of malware which was found present on the Android Market. Now it appears that a new, stripped down DroidDream is appearing in the market, and has affected tens of apps from no less than 6 developers.
» Read more: New Malware from the Folks That Brought You DroidDream
If you are a fan of emulator apps on your Android device Google has taken a heavy hand to the apps recently.
» Read more: Google pulls Yong Zhang game emulator apps from Android Market, suspends dev account
Collecting goes virtual with Stamp Art Fever , the first stamp collecting game that recreates specific aspects of stamp collecting while embedding elements of a good game.
There seems to have been a bit of confusion over details in the Amazon AppStore Developer Agreement.
» Read more: Amazon clears the air on their AppStore Developer Agreement
There is some suspicion going around that Google has tweaked the ranking algorithm that it uses on the Android Market. The evidence that the rankings have been tweaked come by way of Geoff Cook, the CEO of a social networking site called myYearbook that has an app on the Android Market. According to Cook before March 24, his app suddenly moved from number 63 up to number 11 in the top Free social category on the market
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