Although the Android OS aims to be a self-contained mobile platform, most Android apps (even those that really suck) are developed by using the Eclipse SDK, on a PC. Up to this point, it was ...

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Replication is a necessary survival technique in nature, and now Android apps have joined the self-preservation fray with a new piece of software known as the Android Java IDE (AIDE). An integrated ...

The developers behind the AIDE-IDE for Android app have just pushed out a decent update that brings it forward to version 3.2, which not only adds in some improvements and new changes/features, it ...