--> new Android 5.0 Jelly Bean Mobile Operating System coming soon Android 5.0 Jelly Bean  DigiTimes report that Google is pushing out the tablet-friendlier Android 5.0 "Jelly Bean" version of its Android operating system in the second quarter of this year. --> Even though the android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich just came out, the release of Windows 8 has supposedly inspired Google to speed up its release schedule. Android 5.0 Jelly Bean OS when you consider that most Android phones don't even have Ice Cream Sandwich yet and that big delays for the upgrade are expected from manufacturers like Motorola, does that come as a surprise? Android 5.0 Jelly Bean operating system for mobile -->

--> Android technology is growing every day with making life smart and easier.the applications or apps of the Android phone is amazing. Texting her share: Woman using a smartphone with the Barclays Pingit App android The Pingit app which is launched recently is new mobile phone app could make science fiction fact, This Pingit app may be the beginning of a cashless society.I am sure this technology will render cash obsolete because with it, cash is unnecessary.The only reason cash has seen off other technology up to now is because it’s relatively easy to carry and it’s with you all the time. In effect mobile phones are exactly the same. It’s carried with the individual all the time, so fulfils that role. Not only do I think this will remove the need for cash, I think we will see that happen within the next 10 years. Just imagine if you don't have a change for buying the newspaper or something..Or in fact, having to have any cash on you at all. The makers of

new Tweek magazine for tablets ipads and android users by Times Internet Limited...this magazine is especially for the tablet pc users... This weekly magazine will cover business, entertainment, lifestyle and sports articles and updates. this magazine is the India's first Tablet magazine. India's first Tablet magazine.Tweek Times Internet Limited is a part of Bennett Coleman & Co that brings the Times of India newspaper that  has launched a magazine that will be delivered to users through tablets. The company calls the app, named Tweek. This magazine initially will be available for free for the iPad users and later will be made available to Android users. The weekly tablet magazine will feature stories from around the world across business, entertainment, lifestyle and sports. Tweek's content will be kept fresh and relevant by the large database of content available within the TIL network. With its launch, we intend to pioneer the tablet magazine spa