by Google announced a Google Docs update for Android Wednesday, allowing for easy native editing from your smartphone and tablet. The new feature was introduced in a blog post, in which Google says the update focuses on remote collaboration and is aimed at increasing users’ productivity. Google software engineer Vadim Gerasimov describes how he now can accomplish everything he does in the office — such as check his email and edit documents — with his Android during his morning commute to the company’s Sydney office. “We want to give everyone the chance to be productive no matter where they are, so today we’re releasing a new update to the Google Docs app for Android. We’ve brought the collaborative experience from Google Docs on the desktop to your Android device. You’ll see updates in real time as others type on their computers, tablets and phones, and you can just tap the document Read More

We're onto the third day of Google's 10-day, 10-cent, 10 billion app download celebration in which 10 apps will be sold for a dime. No official word yet on exactly what's on sale today, but here's what we've found thus far: And, two one other ... Sing out if you spot 'em! We got 'em all! Great work, everybody! Read More

The banner add that they have added to some of their various games in the market states that some games are discounted up to 60% off full cost. Sounds good but doesn’t look that good. EA lists Need for Speed shift, Tetris, Sims 3 and FIFA 10 as part of the sale. Not as much of a sale a I would have liked to see though.Here is the break down - Tetris – $1.99 FIFA 10 – $0.99 You are still getting a deal on some very popular games, even if it might not entirely appear to be that way. Read More