Topic: Tim Bray
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Are Android apps exposing user information?
Android, the mobile operating system developed by Google, is an open-source platform. But some researchers are questioning how safe Android really is.
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Google Nexus One dead? Well, not quite.
The Google Nexus One has been revived by one very specific subset of consumers.
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Poly9 reportedly snatched up by Apple. Is a Google Maps competitor on the way?
Poly9, a digital mapping company based in Canada, has been purchased by Apple, according to several sources. Could Poly9 be a new weapon in the ongoing arms race between Apple and Google?
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Guy wins Pulitzer, finally has iPhone app accepted by Apple
It took a Pulitzer Prize for editorial cartooning before Apple would approve cartoonist Mark Fiore's iPhone app. But don't worry – Fiore isn't holding any grudges.
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Google Android tablet rumored to be around the corner
According to one newspaper, Google could soon roll out an Android tablet computer, escalating the battle between Google and Apple. But would a Google tablet really be able to knock the much-buzzed Apple iPad off its perch?
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Google Nexus One, AT&T get hitched
Google Nexus One joins AT&T. Just don't ask about the price tag.
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I hate what Apple stands for, says new Google hire Tim Bray
This week, Tim Bray was appointed 'developer advocate' for Google's Android operating system. Bray wasted no time teeing off on the Apple iPhone.
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