The social city and nightlife mobile app, buzzd, which pulls its data from Twitter and other buzzd users, which has been available for iPhone and BlackBerry users, is launching an Android app. It’s also launching new versions of its existing smartphone apps.
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A picture of an experimental Android handset given out to Google employees had blogs buzzing over the weekend amid signs that the company could offer a Google-branded smartphone next year.
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Operators pushed market share of cellphones running Google’s software a little higher in September quarter in Western Europe, but consumers showed little interest toward them, research firm IDC said on Saturday.
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Skyhook Wireless report finds a great disparity in app cost between the three stores. The average price of a location-aware app in Blackberry App World is $13.60, compared with $3.60 in the iTunes App Store and $0.84 in the Android Marketplace.
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