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Wednesday, 5 December 2012

New fun things for Android and Linux

Posted on 18:25 by Unknown
Google's developer conference, Google I/O 2013, will be held on May 15-17 in San Francisco's Moscone Center.

In addition to the traditional ways, you can now have your own private section in the Play Store to distribute your internal apps.
A new way to distribute your internal Android apps

Powerful tablet for kids:
Fuhu’s Nabi Jr. is a $99 5-inch ICS tablet with dual-core Tegra CPU

Pengpod is making low-end tablets and stick PCs that run both Linux and Android:
PengPod, a true Linux tablet, hits its mark on Indiegogo

Asustek doing well with Android tablets:
Asustek: Android-tablet shipments may double

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