FIRST to market with a web conferencing or online meeting or mobile meeting or desktop sharer or meter-on-the-goer or WHATEVER you want to call it we are first, first, first with a dedicated application for your Android.

So, you ask, what have you in this Android app?

• View desktop sharing Yep. See exactly what they're looking at on their computer screen when you view their shared desktop! And (I know what you're thinking.) You can zoom in see everything really clearly. Copy, images, everything.
• Get Active-To break out my press release language you get an unprecedented ability to watch and listen to high-quality video and audio start, stop and pause with the same level of functionality as meeting hosts have. Wowzers! (That last bit did not make it into the press release)
• Share content straight from your Android As soon as your meeting host designates you as a presenter, you can upload video or image files straight from your phone.
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Fuze Meeting for Android Tablets & Phones

Android users are finally set free from their desks! Introducing the first web conferencing software built specifically for YOU Fuze Meeting for Android. Seductively sleek and quick as lightning, Fuze Meeting for the Android will have you collaborating on the fly and on the go in no time.

Slightly different from its sister apps on the iPhone, iPad and Blackberry, this attendee-only app is still mighty powerful. Without hosting meetings you can:

Meet on the go! Perfect for the mobile sales professional, business traveler or anyone who hates to be stuck behind a desk. View high-resolution images and HD video in stunning quality yes from your PHONE!

Collaborate straight from your mobile device with the ability to upload videos and images straight from your phone and into the meeting.

See exactly what your colleagues are discussing, in real time with the ability to view your hosts flawlessly synchronized desktop.

Easily view and collaborate on document types like Word, Excel, PDF, and PowerPoint without sharing a desktop.

See the reactions to your HD content in your next meeting with Fuze Meeting's multi-party HD video conferencing.
http://www.fuzemeeting.com/conference-features/android

RSS news readers are hardly in short supply on the Android Market, and with the recent launch of the official Google Reader application, one might assume that the sector is pretty much sewn up. However, Pulse News Reader fresh from its success on iOS platforms proves otherwise, and effortlessly grabs the crowd of Android's best RSS option.

On the face of it, Pulse does all the usual things you'd expect from this kind of application. You can grab RSS feeds from your favourite web sites or simply sign in with your existing Google Reader account and populate your feeds that way. The apps synchronises with Google's servers and marks items as read when you have viewed them in Pulse News Reader.

It is a system that works well if you happen to be a busy person with minimal time to sit at a computer and catch up on all the recent developments in your world, but it is not one that is in any way unique to Pulse. Pretty much every other RSS reader on the Android Market is capable of such functionality.

You will also find that much of Pulse's social networking and sharing facilities are replicated elsewhere, but few apps handle this kind of thing with such aplomb. You can quickly and easily post items to Facebook or Twitter, and a separate menu also allows you to push stories using your email or messaging client, as well as other applications such as TweetDeck, should you have it installed.

What makes Pulse truly stand out from its contemporaries is its slick presentation. Unlike the relative staid Google Reader, Pulse makes comprehensive use of thumbnails to illustrate each news item.

Fast and easy, Get paid on the spot. Process any major credit card. No need to purchase additional equipment. Get authorization in seconds no need to write down payment information or call into your back office. E-mail or text message clients electronic receipts directly from your phone.

LogMeIn debuts their Android version of remote connection client called LogMeIn Ignition for Android! Traditionally, LogMeIn allows multiple users to connect to PCs and Macs over the Internet to conduct meetings, trainings, support and much more, now that they have launched Ignition on iPhone; Android has followed.

Features:

• One click remote access without a browser
• Controls and access files and application on remote computers
• Send and manage online collaborations
• In reverse, IT professionals can configure you iPhone or Android phone from a desktop to configure Exchange email for example.

QuickOffice have revealed a version of it's Microsoft Office editing software for the Android platform.

QuickOffice for Android will allow users to edit various Microsoft Office documents including Word, Excel and Powerpoint.

Thanks to a partnership QuickOffice and SoonR (a company providing remote-access technology), users will also have the ability to access documents on home PC systems via the internet.
http://www.talkandroid.com/85-quickoffice-for-android/

CNN recently launched a new Android app specially designed for Honeycomb tablets.It is all most like CNN's iPad version,this app is only build for larger screen of the tablet. News stories are presented in a variety of views including a grid-based layout that showcases several stories at once and a broadsheet view that includes a left-rail navigation. The app uses a nice two-pane layout to maximize the amount of content that can fit on screen while still making it easy to navigate.

This new CNN's Android app includes both images and video of breaking news stories. It is also the first tablet app to tap into CNN's iReport which lets users read community-generated news stories. The average user can also contribute to the news by uploading images and videos to CNN's iReport website.You can also comment on any stories and also you can share news on social network like Facebook and Twitter.You can grap CNN app from Android Market now, but it only compatible with tablets running Android 3.0 and greater.
http://cellphonequick.com/cnn-news-app-for-android-3-0-honeycomb-tablets/