Google has announced that there are now 700,000 apps available for Android. This means that for the first time, the number of apps available for Android customers matches those for iOS.

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In response to the outcome of the Apple vs. Samsung lawsuit, Google is quick to point out that most of the patents associated with the case “don’t relate to the core Android operating system.”

BlueStacks has just announced an alpha version of its Android App Player for the Mac.

A new report shows the retention rates of apps on iOS compared to those on Android. Can you guess who comes out on top?

Steve Wozniak recently had some kind words to say about Windows Phone 7.5. The Apple co-founder stated Microsoft’s mobile product is better than Android, and most surprisingly, offers a better app experience than both Android and iOS

Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson says that the former Apple CEO's anger against Android was real.

Google CEO Larry Page says in an interview that Steve Jobs' anger against Android was just for show.

Almost six months after its introduction, the iPhone 4S is continuing the lead the smartphone pack at Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T.

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One year ago, Apple was struggling against Google’s Android operating system in the U.S. smartphone market. However, since the release of the iPhone 4S, Apple has come back, according to The Business Insider.

Android is still a severely fragmented platform, and it might never outrun those demons.

Google finds itself in an embarrassing, yet profitable position. From 2008 to 2011, the technology giant made $543 million on Android, its mobile platform. However, the company made four times this amount with Apple products that use Google services like Search and Maps.

Google's unified storefront/iCloud competitor looks pretty good so far.

In a new study conducted by the mobile application monitoring company Crittercism, it is noted that iOS application crash more often than their Android counterparts. The results, as you can see in the above and below images, speak for themselves: most applications crash under iOS 5.0.1, while Android apps appear to be rather more stable.

Run Android, run! Apple is only five percentage points away from taking the majority share of smartphone sales!

Google has recently removed "Siri for Android" from the Android Marketplace.

Some new apps are popping up in the Android Marketplace claiming to be official Siri apps.

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Grand Theft Auto 3 was just released on iOS and Android, in honor of the game's 10 year anniversary.