Yahoo! provides a seamless, integrated experience across all screens; from PC to mobile phones, tablets, TV, and beyond. These latest apps are optimized for three hero Android devices–Motorola Droid, HTC Incredible, and Google Nexus One–and are available for download globally, via the Android Market for Android OS 2.0 and above.

Read on via Yahoo! brings its world-class communications experiences to your Android phone, plus introduces the all new HTML5 mobile web mail | Y! Mobile Blog.

Today, Amazon released its highly anticipated Kindle e-book reader software for Android devices, which gives Google’s smartphone and MID operating system immediate legitimacy as an e-Reading platform.

But how well does the software stack up to the iPhone/iPad version? Surprisingly, quite well.

Read on via Amazon Kindle for Android: Let the e-Reader Content Wars Begin | ZDNet.

More than half the 2,733 developers surveyed by Appcelerator, a mobile-software tools provider, see Android as having the greatest long-term potential among operating systems. About 40 percent of respondents said Apple’s (AAPL) iOS would have the best long-term outlook, according to the survey released today.

Read on via Google’s Android Gains on Apple iOS – BusinessWeek.

Developers see the iPhone and increasingly the iPad as the hot opportunity right now, with their shared iOS operating system coming out on top in seven of ten categories including best app store, biggest market for consumer apps, best devices and best near-term outlook.

But the Android operating system, which placed second in all seven of those categories, came out on top for most capabilities of an OS, most “open” platform and best long-term outlook.

Read on via The Technology Chronicles : Developers love iPhone and iPad but are excited about Android’s upside.

Sure, there are localized apps for getting schedules, but it’s also convenient that public transportation scheduling is one of a handful of enhanced features in Google Maps for Android version 4.3, new on Tuesday.

Read on via Triple update for Google Maps for Android | Android Atlas – CNET Blogs.

Read on via Technology News: Software: Android Becomes Flash Mobile’s First BFF.

Android Central's anonymous tipster dished the Galaxy S Pro's specs, and heaped on superlatives such as “gorgeous” and “fluid.” Indeed, the phone's hardware looks comparable to other modern Android devices, with a 1 GHz processor, 480-by-800 resolution Super AMOLED screen possibly 4 inches, a 5-megapixel camera with 720 video capture, a front-facing camera and 802.11 wireless b/g/n. There's even an additional SIM slot, suggesting that the Galaxy S Pro is ready for world travel.

Read on via Will Samsung’s Galaxy S Pro Android Phone Get Any Love? – PCWorld.

Weighing in at 4.6 ounces and spanning a mere 2.3 x 4.6 inches and .47-inches thick, the diminutive device feels sleek and almost toy-like in hand. The black body, festooned with stylish red flourishes, makes it hard to slap on a protective case. The sleek look is enhanced by the buttons, which are flush with the surface of the 3.7-inch, 480 x 800-pixel OLED touchscreen except the optical joystick.With a 1-GHz Snapdragon processor, the Incredible is so speedy, it makes the Flash look like a morbidly obese couch-jockey. An iPhone took about 16 seconds to fully load Wired.com; the speedy Incredible browser took a mere five seconds. And speaking of which, the Incredible supports the Flash Lite 4.0, so you won't see any of those annoying blue Lego icons that pop up when browsing on the iPhone.

Read more via HTC Droid Incredible Smartphone | Wired.com Product Reviews.

The slate-like computer will run Android, and anonymous sources say that Google has already been working with publishers to put books and magazines on the device.

Read more via NYT: Google Android Tablet Imminent | Gadget Lab | Wired.com.