Samsung has decided to open-source its Exynos 4 family of processors, thus helping third party custom ROM development for its devices.

Google is finally allowing developers in India to sell paid apps in the Play Store.

Google has released an updated version of Android emulator that adds support for GPU, thus greatly improving the performance of the emulator and making it much more useful to the developers.

Microsoft’s Windows Phone developer evangelist Brandon Watson is leaving Microsoft to work for Amazon.

The HTC Thunderbolt has not been released to the public but the developers have already managed to gain root access to the phone.

Along with providing us an overview of features in Android 3.0 and launching the web store based Android Market, Google also announced support for In-App Purchases. At the recently concluded event, Google announced a new SDK aimed specifically towards in-app purchases.

Today, Apple seeded the latest Beta version of iOS – 4.3 – to developers for the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G/4G, iPad and Apple TV 2G. This new version of iOS brings quite a few changes including mobile hotspot.

If you like trying out crazy experimental stuff in Google’s Chrome web browser, you might be happy to hear that Chrome Canary now has a Labs feature.

The newest version of Google Chrome supports speech recognition. Check out this website that translates spoken English to French.

Google Android apps are highly victimized to piracy and Google had announced earlier that it would try to DRM Market apps. However, with all this protection and annoyance is too much for developer to take as they are already earning less than iPhone app developers.

Steve Jobs announced the golden master candidate of the iOS4 for developers at the ongoing WWDC 2010. The Golden Master candidate of the iOS4 will be available effective immediately to all the developers.