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Android mobile applications and Web-Based-Apps for all Google Android Mobiles to manage your social network — Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Digg, Reddit, Twitter, Meebo, Google.

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The new Android Mobile OS from Google has very quickly been accepted into the mobile phone market. It has some features that dominate other mobile operating systems, the primary one being the easy-to-understand Software Development Kit that has allowed a large number of computer programmers make Android applications that you would usually have to buy on an iPhone, or would simply be unavailable anywhere else. All of the gloss and shiny parts the android has to offer are really quite useless if you can’t use the phone for connecting to friends. The GPS system that automatically integrates with Google Maps is awesome, unless you don’t know where your friends are hanging out.

That’s where the fun part kicks in.

Facebook

The first thing I wanted to do when I got my Android phone was tell all my friends on Facebook about it. Forget telling them from my computer, I wanted to tell them from my new Android phone. I had to search for the right app to do it with, and I found several options. The first one to catch my eye was the Bloo project. Bloo is simply gorgeous, and is so much like the Facebook site in layout… Read the rest

Follow the most influential Android Geeks, Experts, and Groups on Twitter, Facebook and Google-Groups

Android is Google’s proprietary mobile phone operating system. It’s seen less media saturation than the iPhone, but its reach is growing, and it already has a passionate following online. There are literally hundreds of Facebook pages, Twitter accounts, and Google groups dedicated to discussing news, applications, features, marketing, and everything else related to Android. If you’re at all interested in pursuing this underdog of an operating system, be sure to follow some of the more popular . Information on the Internet is all the same, anyway – it all gets around. Popularity on the Internet is based on each individual’s take on and dedication to the information.

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Here are some unique, popular sites for spreading information on all things Android.

‘The Twitter Peek’ Device is the result of the collaboration between Twitter and Peek

via The Wall Streeet Journal

“Clad in “Twitter blue,” the TwitterPeek allows all the same functionality of a desktop Twitter client – reading tweets, sending tweets, replying, retweeting and direct messaging – only it gives users that access on the go.”

The TwitterPeek sells for $99 with a $7.95 monthly fee or $199 (black) with a lifetime of service.

all three Twitter Peek devices

listed on our Androgeeks aStore

148Apps has a Twitter feed that notifies you when an app’s price drops–to zero

Augmented reality [AR] Twitter viewer on the iPhone

First of all, I am sorry, but this Twitter-iPhone-app can only be used with the iPhone-3GS, because of its improved  digital compass and GPS features. (More about the improved iPhone-3GS features here.)

Now please enjoy the video of the TwittARound Beta.

Inspired by this post iTwitter implements new “push” technology [Pushed Tweets] I thought to

poll you out about:

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What is your favorite iPhone Twitter application right now?

“At the moment, iTwitter is free, but if it remains the only available push client for too long,…”

‘TweetCraft – A World of Warcraft Twitter client’

“TweetCraft is an in-game Twitter client for World of Warcraft and a Coding4Fun Project. With it, you can send/receive Twitters, upload screenshots, and even AutoTweet in-game achievements!”

I always thought the WoW gamer would have no time for socialmedia.

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