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Google Removes Bogus Security App From Google Play

Red faces at Google after the discovery that one of the top selling apps in Google Play is a total scam

Google has updated Google Play Services to Version 4.1 with new features including multiplayer game support

Google applies the new user interface to its redesigned Play Store for desktop users

Google’s developer conference in San Francisco has so far delivered a host of new innovations and announcements

Google is providing developers with better visibility for their tablet-based apps on the Android Play Store

New version of Google Play to rollout to smartphones and tablets running Android 2.2 Froyo or above

Developers beware, after Google warned it will pull any Play Store apps that block adverts

As Paul Keating would have said, Google Play are scumbags, privacy-wise

Regretting downloading “Porn Sexy Models Wallpaper” now?

Apple’s App Store has seen more than 40 billion downloads since its launch, with 20 billion in 2012, and 2 billion in December alone

Hundreds of thousands of users downloaded nasty Android apps in December, says Trend

Companies will be able to set up their very own Google Play Store so staff can download approved apps

Google continues to enhance its online music service after signing a deal that will add 5.5 million tracks

A security vendor says it has found 100,000 Android apps on Google Play to be questionable or suspicious

Google has cancelled a Monday event in Manhattan due to Hurricane Sandy, but Microsoft is going ahead with its Windows Phone 8 launch event

Android app developers caught napping on SSL security

Google Play waves bye-bye to Flash

More dirty Android apps on Google Play include fake Mario and GTA titles

The Apple App Store gets its first ever rogue application, according to Kaspersky

Google’s app store delivers a billion a month, but still lags Apple

Google payments to Android developers were delayed -angry programmers say the problem is not fixed

Google Play builds on the search giant’s controversial unified privacy policy, but was essential to compete with Apple, says nicholas Kolakowski