Google announces Web-based Android Market

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	Google announces Web-based Android Market Google launched a new look for its Android Market today, including a long-missing and much-requested Web-based version. Up to this point, Android users could only discover and download apps from the Android Market client installed on their devices. The new Market features a robust search tool and allows users to install apps directly from the Web. And though the big news of the day had to do with the Android Market, Google also showed off its tablet-oriented Honeycomb software. Find out what we learned today.  Read more  How to use Google's new Android Market Laura Cucullu Senior features editor, CNET.com Contact editor Today on CNET It's a boom box beatdown Can the jaw-droppingly gorgeous TDK Three Speaker Boombox outdo the Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Beatbox in the tune-thumping department? We have a sound-off Prizefight to find out.  More Panasonic's sharpest camera The Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 is speedy, feature-packed, and an excellent ILC for shooting video, and, thanks to its interchangeable lenses, it produces some of the best image quality we've seen in the company's cameras.  More Apple fan's faith put to the test Mike Daisey's new monologue, "The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," chronicles his love affair with Apple products, and how a revealing visit to China made him realize the importance of knowing where devices come from.  More Fend off Facebook hackers Protect yourself from prying eyes by enabling HTTPS encryption for your Facebook account.  Watch video   Latest news 1. News Corp.'s Daily makes its debut (live blog) 2. Microsoft responds to Google's copycat claims, again 3. Tiny Darth Vader stars in VW 'Star Wars' ad 4. Politician, caught surfing escort site, blames iPad 5. Recycled plastic ties coming to some U.S. railroads   Windows Phone 7 devices 1. Dell Venue Pro (T-Mobile) - 16GB 2. LG Quantum (AT&T) 3. HTC HD7 (T-Mobile) 4. Samsung Focus (AT&T) 5. HTC Surround (AT&T) 6. HTC Mozart (unlocked) Connect with CNET Facebook Twitter CNET online Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners Featured Listings Nokia E63 Cell Phone the Nokia E63, designed for people who need to manage their business and personal lives equally well... Only $249.99 Merchant Rating Nokia E71 Cell Phone The Nokia E71 is optimized for messaging and e-mail with a full messaging keyboard and two customiza... Only $208.88 Merchant Rating LG KP500 Cookie black Cell Phone Cell... LG KP500 Cookie - The 3.0 inch wide full touch screen is more screen "real estate" to better enjoy w... Only $129.99 Merchant Rating
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