Adobe has released the Adobe Reader app for Android. The Adobe Reader app will work on Android 2.1 and Android 2.2 Froyo and currently supports Motorola Droid, Motorola Milestone and Google Nexus One

Upgrade Nexus One to use Android 2.2 Froyo manually. Nexus One users can upgrade their device to install and use Android 2.2 Froyo on their phones manually

According to DigiTimes, HP will release a tablet device by the end of October. However, it has not been confirmed whether the tablet will running the WebOS or Windows 7.

It seems like Google’s Nexus One is the first Android device to ge an official upgrade to Android 2.2. Until now, only few people have reported about the upgrade to Android 2.2 on their Nexus One.

Miro Video Converter is an open source video conversion utility. The latest version includes WebM (VP8) support including iPhone and Android OS support.

HTC – one of the most popular Android phone manufacturers – has confirmed that most of their phones launched in 2010 will get the Android 2.2 update.

Adobe has prereleased developer tools for Adobe Air for Android OS. Using the developer tools developers can develop native Adobe Air apps for Android devices.

You can now install Android OS on a iPhone first generation phone or iPhone 3G thanks to instructions from PC World.

Learn what is Google TV and why it may redefine your television viewing experience.

Download Flash 10.1 for Android 2.2 Froyo based Android devices. Nexus One users who recevied a Android 2.2 update can download Flash 10.1 app to their devices.

Google discloses the release date of the Android 3.0 a.k.a. Gingerbread. In their WebM documentation is the first mention of its release date.

TalkToMe is a great Android app that quickly translates your speech into 5 different foreign languages.

Google’s co-founder, Larry Page, comments on the poor battery performance in many Android phones. He blames softwares running in background for it.

Sprint has released an Android 2.1 update for HTC Hero. HTC Hero users can download the official Android 2.1 “Eclair” update from the official Sprint update site.

Amazon will soon be launching the Kindle – its free eBook reader application – for the Android OS. The Amazon Kindle is already available for PC, Mac and iTouch devices from Apple.