Andy Rubin

Android was originally intended for cameras, says founder Andy Rubin

Andy Rubin, the man credited with the great success of Android as a smartphone OS, has come out and said that the operating system was originally intended for

Google: Chrome, Android operating systems to stay separate

Google Inc's Chrome and Android operating systems will remain separate products, although there could be more "commonality" between them, Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said on Thursday.

Sundar Pichai‘s appointment as Android head hints at a Chrome-Android marriage

A high-level shakeup, which took place earlier this week, is stronger evidence that the dream match for many Google fans could indeed be closer than you may think...

Potshot roundup: Companies that took a dig at the Samsung Galaxy S4 launch

When mobile companies prepare to launch their most important devices, a lot goes into it elaborate marketing campaigns, advertisements, teasers and

Apple cites 'Andy Rubin' angle in lawsuit against HTC

Apple‘s bitter lawsuit battle over patent infringement with HTC continues to rage on.

Google boasts 500,000 Android activations per day!

Consumers are activating more than half a million Android devices every day, and week-to-week growth in gadgets running the Google Inc software is at 4.4%, according to Android chief Andy Rubin.