Android news from FierceCIO

A new report from research firm Jefferies & Co noted that Adobe need not worry about the impending encroachment from HTML5, or Apple's steadfast opposition to incorporating Flash in its iPhone... Read more...

Computer maker Hewlett Packard has demonstrated a prototype netbook that is based on the Snapdragon processor by Qualcomm. Up until now, the market has been almost completely dominated by Intel, with... Read more...

Google is on the verge of launching a music service, according to TechCrunch, which cited multiple sources. Apparently, Google has been spending the last several weeks "securing content for the... Read more...

A report set to be released by the Linux Foundation on Wednesday has estimated that the Linux ecosystem is now worth $25 billion. Not much information is available at this point, though it is known... Read more...

In theory, Google's Android could be the perfect mobile platform for the enterprise. Being based on open-source code as it is, Android would theoretically allow enterprises to build custom apps for... Read more...

It's been a pretty big week for enterprise news, hasn't it? Though things started out relatively slow, the end of the week brought two surprise announcements: Microsoft's bid for Yahoo and... Read more...

> OLPC to launch U.S. branch. Article> What happens to your cell phone after it gets recycled? Read more...

If you're a developer with mobile ambitions, chances are that you downloaded and cracked open the Android SDK as... Read more...

Okay, so admittedly this isn't much of a "news" story, though I'm willing to bet that won't make it any less interesting: a mysterious programmer got his hands on a prototype device running Read more...

In the days since Verizon's unexpected about-face on the issue of open access, there has been a lot of... Read more...