Well, developers, it looks like Google will soon be releasing the code for Ice Cream Sandwich to the Android Open-Source Project. Thanks to a Google+ post penned by Jean-Baptiste Queru, the Technical Lead of the Android Open Source Project, and his link to an email written by Google engineer Dan Morrill, we do indeed have confirmation that Android 4.0 source code will see the light of day.

"We plan to release the source for the recently-announced Ice Cream Sandwich soon, once it’s available on [...]

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If you were wondering if Google's Ice Cream Sandwich Android platform was to suffer the same fate of its Honeycomb predecessor, you can breathe a sigh of relief after Google...

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The cat is out of the bag that Facebook is going to launch something big at its developer conference f8 this week. We've heard about the social music services that could be debuting in a few days, but as the New York Times conveyed this past weekend, Facebook is planning for ways to surface personal content better. And we've heard from a source that Facebook will introduce new buttons on the wall that will begin introducing some granularity to the "Like" concept. We're told these new buttons are [...]

Read More: Source: Facebook To Launch Read, Listened, Watched, And Want Buttons

Surprise! Even a clever little gimmick like a dedicated Facebook button can't save a bad phone from an early demise.

After just 36 days on the shelves, a trusted source close to AT&T tells us the carrier is already prepping to ditch HTC's so-called "Facebook Phone", the Status. The reason? The thing just isn't selling.

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Newspaper website traffic is on the rise in Europe, and Facebook's importance to those sites is growing, according to new data from comScore.The figures show that in June this year, Facebook accounted for at least 7.4% of traffic to the top five newspaper sites in Europe – almost double what it was a year before.Germany's Bild saw the biggest increase, with its percentage of traffic from Facebook increasing from 3% in June 2010 to 14% a year later. Interestingly, The Guardian, which in 201 [...]

Read More: Traffic to European newspaper sites up 11% in 2011, Facebook growing as a source