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When we talk to developers, a common topic is the challenge of getting applications in the hands of users. That's why today I'm happy to share early details of Android Market—an open content distribution system that will help end users find, purchase, download and install various types of content on their Android-powered devices. ... Full story

DataViz is porting their Documents to Go—that lets you view and edit Office documents and PDFs—and RoadSync Exchange apps to Android next year. Anyone else glad that Android's looking better for business? Full story

The AndroidChat application is a location based chat client. The client is built from a modified inspircd IRC daemon used to support the location-aware services. by: http://code.google.com/p/androidchat/ Full story

Note: There are plenty of games and social networking apps available for Android, from Pac-Man to Solitaire to at least seven dozen Twitter clients, but this review's gonna stick to the stuff that makes doing stuff (besides eating virtual pellets) faster. For a longer list of apps that include games and kill-the-time type stuff, check out Gizmodo's marathon Android App review. Alright, let's make your Android phone more productive. To install any of these apps, hit up the Android Market on your phone and search for 'em by name. Any Cut My one must-have app, Any Cut creates one-click shortcuts on your home screen to common activities, like texting your sweetie. To Android's credit, sans Any Cut, you can already make a direct shortcut to a Gmail label (like "to respond"), and there are configurable application keyboard shortcuts baked into the OS. But Any Cut goes that extra mile towards making repetitive actions a one-click task. Here's the Any Cut two-step workflow to create a shortcut: Full story

News about new opportunities firmware 2.2 zavidnym arrive with regularity. Today was aware of the regular integrated functions: downloading podcasts directly to the iPhone anytime day or night.  Our readers should remember that about a month ago, Apple has banned the Podcaster to positioning Annexes AppStore, argue that trying to copy the functional player iTunes. But now it is clear ... Full story