Android Market Terms Prohibits In App Use Of Third Party Payment Services

It has been revealed this week that Google is putting pressure on developers to use its own Google Wallet payment system. Rather than using third party in-app payment options for their creations, such as PayPal, Zong and Boku. Which would violate the Google Market’s terms of use.

The news has been reported by Reuters who where contacted by a number of developers, investors

HTC One X Rooted Ahead Of Release

The HTC One X hasn’t even gone on sale yet, the device will be available withing a couple of weeks, but Android developer Paul O’Brien from MoDaCo has already cracked the HTC One X’s software.

He has also released a tool that will let you root the HTC One X, called Superboot which writes a

Dropbox Launches New Minimalist Design With Photo Viewer, Action Bar And More

Dropbox has today rolled out a new update and redesign to its cloud file sharing and storage service software. Bringing with it a new photo viewer and improved file management.

The new redesign has been quietly rolling out over the last couple of weeks. But if you now login to your Dropbox online account the new features and simpler layout are all finished and ready to

iPad 3 Features a 70 Percent Larger Battery Than iPad 2?

When Apple announced the new iPad 3, which comes with 4G LTE, they also announced that it would feature similar battery life to the iPad 2, although the 4G on the iPad 3 will use much more battery power than 3G on the iPad 2.

It looks like the iPad 3 features a battery which is 70 percent bigger than that of the iPad 2,

Xbox 720 To Ditch Optical Disk, Coming In 2013

We have heard a number of rumors about Microsoft’s next generation Xbox gaming console, which may be called the Xbox 720, and now according to a recent report, the Xbox 720 may lose the optical disk.

According to the guys over at MCV, Microsoft has been telling its partners that the new Xbox

Clear Stick Atlas WiMAX Dongle Offers Instant 4G Connectivity Without The Need For Software

Clearwire has today launched their new USB dongle called the Clear Altas Stick. Which has been been created to provide users with instant 4G connectivity without the need to install extra software or set it up.

The new dongle has been designed to enable almost any computer or device equipped with a USB

Crucial Adrenaline Solid State Cache Solution, Lets You Keep Your Existing Drive

Crucial has just announced the arrival of its new Crucial Adrenaline Solid State Cache Solution. Which is equipped with a 50GB Crucial m4 SSD and the NVELO Dataplex caching software which has been designed to be easy to work with. Unlike other data cache software which can be tricky to setup and use.

Enabling users to be able to keep their existing hard drive intact within their system. Providing

OnLive’s Windows Virtual Desktop May Violate Microsoft’s Liscensing Agreement

OnLive recently launched a new app for the iPad that would let you use a virtual Windows desktop on your tablet, and now it would appear that Microsoft and OnLive are in discussions on whether the use of Windows in the app violates Microsoft’s licensing agreement.

Microsoft has posted on their blog about the issue, and have said they are in discussions with

Android 4.0 ICS Update Now Available For Archos 80, 101 G9 Tablets

If you are the proud owner of either a Archos 80 or 101 G9 tablet, you will be pleased to learn that Archos has now made available Google’s latest Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) operating system, which is now available to download and install.

As well as the latest Android 4.0 ICS update, Archos has also rolled out a few of their very own

Google’s Nexus Tablet, Made By Asus Coming In May (Rumor)

We recently heard a rumor that Asus may be building the first Google branded Android tablet, and now according to a recent report from Digitimes, the Google Nexus tablet could launch as soon as may of this year.

According to the report Asus and Google are working on a 7 inch Android tablet, which is aimed

Music Unlimited Arrives On PS Vita, Android App Receives Offline Playback

This week Sony have launched their Music Unlimited on the new PS Vita gaming console via an application that can now be downloaded from the UK PlayStation Store.

As well as launching the new app for Muisc Unlimited Sony have also announced that their Android Music unlimited application how includes a new feature that will enable users to

Future Raspberry PI Shippments May Be Delayed

The first Raspberry PI computers went on sale recently, and the first batch of computers was sold out within a few hours, and now the Raspberry PI Foundation has announced that there may be a slight delay in future batches of the device due to a manufacturing hiccup.