Sentences with phrase «android apps in the future»

Nevertheless, this open model provides an incentive for programmers to move to Android development and may lead to the availability of significantly more Android apps in the future;

As has been beaten to death by reviewers, the PlayBook will lack core functionality at launch, such as an email client, calendar functionality and more, and it also won't have an extensive selection of available third - party applications until it is updated to support Android apps in a future update.

It lacks core functionality at launch, such as an email client, calendar functionality and more, and it also won't have an extensive selection of available third - party applications until it is updated to support Android apps in a future update.

Two are in beta, and more than 80 are «planned» to get Android apps in the future, according to Google's Chromium site.

Not exact matches

«We hope that in the future the development of the e-Residency platform may be compared to the Apple App Store or Android Google Play,» the project stated.

I'm still hopeful that your app will be available in Android format in the near future.

Just wondering if the app will be released for android in the near future?

The iPhone moneysupermarket car insurance app — the app will also be available for Android phones in the near future — is easy to use and allows drivers to access a wide range of quotes within seconds of entering all the relevant details about a particular vehicle.

They will be launching an Android app in the near future.

Plans for the site's future involve an app for iOS, Android, and Windows phone in order to improve upon an already mobile - optimized site.

Sometime in the future would they merge with the android app world or something lol.

With Android today's most popular mobile OS, look for Android apps to dominate the future of eLearning development in the short term.

The app is currently compatible with the Android, iOS, and Windows platform, though representatives have stated that the company wishes to expand its reach to other operating systems like Blackberry as well in the future.

The company recently released their first iOS app and alluded to Android variants being released in the future.

This resulted in Blackberry signing a deal with Amazon and bundling their App Store on all future devices, primarily because BB10 had an emulator to run Android apps.

Now if you told me that future Blackberry devices would follow in the Playbook's foot steps and run Android Apps, then i would have a reason to wait maybe...

This might change with an upcoming update to their iOS and Android apps in the near future.

During the first day of its European DevCon event being held in Amsterdam, RIM has confirmed that alongside support for Android apps, the forthcoming PlayBook 2.0 update will also support the formerly Nokia - backed Ot application framework for application development on the PlayBook with future support being expanded to BlackBerry 10 devices slated for launch at -LSB-...]

In the near future Blackberry will be releasing a new firmware update that will allow users to install Android apps (apk) files directly on their phone.

Kathy from ebrary mentioned, «Ebrary plans to continue maintaining dedicated apps for iOS and Android in the near future.

Good e-Reader currently has over 31,000 Android and Blackberry 10 apps and will be supporting Tizen in the near future.

It is unlikely that we will see this tech in a future Kindle, but I think they might do something with Kindle in Motion or the Kindle app for Android and iOS.

Amazon also said that Android owners can expect several new features to appear in the application in the near future, including the ability to search the text within a book and to buy new Kindle books from within the app.

It claims to be able to have your magazine displayed on all of the Kindle App Devices such as Android, iPad, iPod Touch, and Blackberry, in the near future.

There is also no Android app yet, but the company promises that one will be fourth coming at some indeterminate time in the future.

My current prediction is that in the future, the line is going to be drawn such that more and more content slides over to the «app» side, and more specifically that more of these will be web apps, as opposed to the native iOS / Android book apps that predominate now.

This update helps developers easily work with the Native SDK beta version to develop more apps for the PlayBook, as also bring popular Android apps to the tablet, in the near future.

It's also important to note that this doesn't have much of an effect on most of the devices that we've come to know and use — virtually every handset sold in Europe and North America comes with Google apps like the Android Market, anyway, and they'll offer Chrome in the future.

Some apps still don't understand the concept of landscape mode but if we see more keyboard - based Android products in the future developers will be forced to move from portrait - only.

This video of a leaked build of a future Android music player shows little in the way of increased functionality, mainly focussing on adding a similar, free - flowing, 3D library layout as seen in the updated Android Gallery app.

And while an Amazon App Store could theoretically support any future platform (s) that Amazon decides to build consumer electronics products on, it mentions Android specifically by name in the literature that has leaked.

There's no way to select tablet - specific apps in the Android Market, and Google has said its holding out for future versions of Android to introduce official tablet APIs.

The app (free, Google Play) will become available for more Android tablets in the future as well, Hulu added.

During the first day of its European DevCon event being held in Amsterdam, RIM has confirmed that alongside support for Android apps, the forthcoming PlayBook 2.0 update will also support the formerly Nokia - backed Ot application framework for application development on the PlayBook with future support being expanded to BlackBerry 10 devices slated for launch at the end of the year.

To debut with Android 1.6, Dell says the Streak has been «designed with the future in mind» and will be subject to OTA updates which will bring Adobe Flash 10.1, Android 2.2 «Froyo», and video chat apps to the Streak before the year's end.

The Android app is also Barnes & Noble's first to get Nook branding; according to Electronista, the B&N eReader apps on other platforms will be rebranded in the future.

By and large, most of these apps can be found on other Android devices or will be coming to them in the future, so I don't consider these to be a major differentiator from other Android devices.

Considering that the NOOKcolor has a full touchscreen and a virtual keyboard built - in, it could be used to edit documents with the right software, which could potentially be provided in a firmware update or via access to Android Market apps in the future.

Amazon's tablets will probably in the future integrate cloud service, movie rental service, and the Android app store.

That will mean that in the future some Android features from O could start working on apps running on Chrome OS well before they arrive on phones.

In the future, I imagine most major Android apps will be compatible with these notebooks.

From today, there is an app available in the Android Market, and the company will also be launching an app for iOS and Windows Phone «in the very near future,» according to Rob Lewis, the chairman of Omnifone and rara.com, at a presentation this morning in London.

According to Google, you'll be able to download some Android apps to the Samsung Chromebook 3 in the near future, but the Google Play store is currently in beta for this particular model.

- New feature: Facebook app stealth mode: Hide online presence when using Facebook app (premium version)- New feature: Hide like (thumbs up) button in expanded notifications - Support current beta version of Messenger (not guaranteed to work in future beta versions)- Support Android 4.1.2 + - Bug fixes

When we decompile these files (called APKs, in the case of Android apps), we're able to see various lines of code within that hint at possible future features.

Our take: Considering that Chromebooks can now run Android apps in separate windows, the future of pro-level Android tablets looks to be migrating to touchscreen Chromebooks — ideally, we'll see convertible Chromebooks that can fold into a tablet configuration like Acer's Chromebook R 13, Samsung's Chromebook Plus, and the Asus Chromebook Flip 302CA, our current pick for best Chromebook.

It's worth noting that we can expect to see many other Android Go optimized apps in the near future.

Circular faces are certainly here to stay, but it's also likely we'll start seeing crowns, dedicated app buttons, and NFC sensors in future watches as Google takes another big swing at bringing Android Wear mainstream.

While it's cool that Google is taking steps to stop apps from spying on you in the background in a future version of Android, there are steps you can take to prevent apps from spying on you right now.

Devices that come to mind here are from Acer, Asus, Samsung, and, of course, Google, particularly those that are set to get Android app support in the foreseeable future.