Gmail, Flickr, Dropbox, Picasa, are all massively popular cloud services, but all requiring their own applications to allow you to access your data. This is where Jolicloud, the portable desktop steps in, as they aim to bring their communal cloud access platform to the mobile space. 

Not to long ago a rumor popped up that video game retailer, GameStop — would be developing their own Android tablet to sell in their retail locations. Seems a portion of the rumors were true at this point as GameStop has now reportedly teamed up with Asus, Acer, and Samsung to offer up ‘specialized’ Android tablets pre-loaded with seven quality Android games and support for the GamesStops own tablet controller.

The Toshiba Thrive was one of the first 10-inch Android Honeycomb tablets with full-size port — and it’ll be joining the expanding ranks of 7-inch tablets come December.

Officially dubbed the Toshiba Thrive 7″, it’ll sport a 1280×800 resolution with Toshiba’s Adaptive Display and Resolution+ video enhancements, stereo speakers, a 5MP rear camera and 2MP front camera, and be available in either 16- or 32-gigabytes. It’ll run Android 3.2, powered by an NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual processor.

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Holy moly. I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I downloaded this game. I’ve got this nice, shiny Thrive to check out tablet apps on, and this was featured, so I figured “Why not?” Lemme tell ya, as far as Android games go, one of the best decisions I could have made.

Thursday again and that means it is time for the Android Central podcast. We’re going to be taking some time to get things prepared and you should as well. Have a look back through this weeks news, and once you’re done there — check out some of the forum threads below to pass some time:

It looks like Gameloft has been adding some games in the Android Market recently. The company is known for having some great mobile games, but restricitng their purchases through their own online store. But in a recent interview with Reuters, Gameloft’s Chief Executive Michel Guillemot said that the company is looking to bring their games to the Amazon Appstore.

OpenFeint gaming on Android has hit some more milestones this month. What started off as a rather small showing in the Android Market, OpenFeint is now adding is now adding over 3 million new Android users a month and have increased their gaming catalog 46 percent in just two months, making the grand total of available games 460 and growing. With that many users, keeping games fresh and new is always something OpenFeint is working on. With that noted, 16 new games have been added to the Android Market as listed below:

Apps on apps on apps on apps. Just can’t ever seem to get enough of great applications on your device can you? Well us either, and that is why we love to share with you, our favorite readers, some of our very own favorite applications. Hit the break and let’s take a look at what we’ve got this week.

Apps on apps on apps on apps. Just can’t ever seem to get enough of great applications on your device can you? Well us either, and that is why we love to share with you, our favorite readers, some of our very own favorite applications. Hit the break and let’s take a look at what we’ve got this week.

Good news if you’re someone who someone who plays any of Gameloft’s Android games. Word on the street is that Gameloft has enhanced their DRM to allow patrons to re-download their purchased games on new devices. Previously, you had to go through customer service when you got a new device, but how times have changed.