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ogle today announced a new certification program for development agencies with the objective to recognize agencies that "have undergone the required training and have demonstrated excellence in building Android applications," ogle has, thus, made good on a pledge the company made last December of launching a certification program for software development agencies; with the program now live in a number of countries.

The time of the introduction of Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, the South Korean tech giant has also introduced a pair of new application in terms of gaming optimization.

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Mobile World Congress (MWC 2017) in Barcelona. Here are some of the most exciting announcements made on February 26 at the MWC Press Conference.

"If you've been scratching your head wondering what these different Android foodstuff names are all about, then wonder no more as we've got all the info right here. For those who're unaware, Android is an operating system for mobile phones and tablets made by those clever chaps at Google. The tasty nicknames relate to the different versions of the OS, with each new version beginning with the next letter of the alphabet starting from 'C' for Cupcake up to 'I' for Ice Cream Sandwich (there was a couple of versions before that, but they didn't have nearly as interesting names and were called Android 1.0 and 1.1)."

"Following the handset's official European unveiling at MWC back in February, reformed handset giant Nokia has made the upcoming Nokia Lumia 900 available for pre-order in the UK. "

"n today's issue of Galaxy S III Rumors Daily: Samsung has decided on keeping the hardware home button on its next Galaxy flagship. Apparently the topic was under heavy discussion over at Samsung HQ and the decision was made right before the yet-unseen device went into production."

"We know what many of you are thinking; you've heard all this before, right? Samsung has been trying to update the Galaxy S II to Ice Cream Sandwich for months now, and despite saying it was all ready to go in the middle of March, the update never really made it to many devices."

"The new Nokia Lumia 900 made its debut in the United States over the weekend with the Finnish mobile masters hosting a party in Times Square."

"After Intel's CEO told investors that the first smartphone using the Medfield processor would go on sale this week, speculation has been rife as to which phone it would be, with the majority of people backing Lenovo's K800. This was the first Medfield phone to be made official, making it logical to assume it would be the first to go on sale, however Lenovo has been beaten to it by Lava International."

"Samsung has announced its next generation Exynos processor, and made no secret of the fact it'll be powering the next Galaxy phone, set to be launched on 3 May."

"A new Samsung Mobile Unpacked 2012 app has been made available via the Google Play Store and may have provided a sneaky clue to the name of the next Galaxy handset."

"BSkyB have made it's new Sky Sports F1 channel available to Sky Go customers, as the company looks to continues its mobile streaming platform push."

"Yes, yes - we know you've heard this a few times too many in the past couple of weeks, but this time it is for real, folks. Samsung Mobile's official Facebook page broke the news that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich has officially made its way to Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II."

"HTC might well have made a big hoo-haa about the recently announced One X and One S devices but images from what is thought to be a new modestly specced HTC Android device have surfaced online, suggesting that the Taiwanese techlords haven't forgotten about the mid-range after all."

"Blimey charlie! What a week it's been. No sooner had the iPad-inspired cloud of blather drifted off into the atmosphere than another torrent of sopping-wet-and-packed-full-of-all-the-nutrients-a-tech-botherer-could-ever-need made itself known to us in the past 7 days (dunno about you but we can see a pattern emerging). Thankfully for those of you who simply HAVE to keep abreast of the latest mobile happenings, we've chronicled all the stuff that's gone down right here. So, enough waffling, let's do this …"

"RIM has been having a bit of a rough time of late, and the most recent revelations about the company focussing on business clients rather than consumers have caused quite a stir in the media. It seems however that many may have got the wrong end of the stick, taking the quotes made by RIM CEO Thorsten Heins a little out of context."

The Android devices are great and made a huge success since the first release.