Has the iPhone lost its cool? - CNN.com

Apple is fighting two wars and losing both.

It's losing in the fight for market share. With Android shipping on a myriad of phones and Apple's growth limited to its own devices, Google seems destined to win the numbers game.

By providing more fertile ground for developers, meanwhile, Google is winning the hearts and minds of app makers. Google's mastery of the mobile space appears imminent.

via cnn.com

22 of My Favorite Android Apps

A good friend asked me for a list of my top Android apps. So, here is a quick list of the Droid apps I simply can't go without:

Seesmic - In my opinion, Seesmic is the best Twitter app out there.
Screebl Lite - Prevent your screen from timing out while you are reading an email.
Advanced Task Killer Free
Apps Organizer
Barcode Scanner - Must have.
Astro - File manager application.
Cribbage Pro - Do you know how to play Cribbage? If not, you should learn.
Cross Connect - Audio ESV Bible
Dropbox - Online backup, file sharing, storage, and syncing. Great app!
Evernote - Evernote is magical. You should check it out.
Key Ring - Digitize information from store account cards, membership cards, discount cards.
Palringo - Among other things, brings Facebook chat to your Droid.
PicSay - Edit photos
Pixelpipe Pro - Easily upload your media to multiple sites and services.
Places Directory
Qik or Ustream - Stream live video from your phone.
TripIt - Great app if you travel a lot. Manages trip plans and itinerary.
Wordpress - Manage your Wordpress blog and comments from your Droid.
Flood-It! - You have to check out this game.
GDocs - Access your Google Docs.
Locale - Change your phone's settings base upon your location.
Listen - From Google Labs. Manage podcasts on your Android device.

Enjoy, Jon!

Apple Rejects iDroid Application

But what harm would it have done to accept iDroid? People using it already own the iPhone and chances are they already know about the Motorola Droid. The only thing this does is provide an example of why Android Market’s open nature is better than the App Store where you can only have what Apple wants you to have.

via phandroid.com