Google Big Tent: Regulation Vs. Personal Responsibility

Society should embrace the touch-the-stove approach when it comes to online common sense, explains 14-year-old Adora Svitak, author of no less than three books and advocate of techno-youth empowerment, at Google event on Web regulation.

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Google Maps Goes 8-Bit For April Fools'

See the world in 8-bit form! While the NES is set to receive a Google Maps "game", you can start exploring the pixelated world right now online.

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High pollen counts abound

CNN's Bill Caiaccio tells us why allergy sufferers are having problems so early this year.

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Is This the Saddest Owl In the History of Saddest Owls? Discuss [Video]

Could this little tiny white owl be the saddest owl in the history of saddest owls in the world? I think he may be. Just looking at him makes me shed a single tear. Please discuss in the comments. Thanks. More »

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Android Central international round-up - March 31, 2012

Next week is HTC One week in Europe, and over the past seven days we've seen more tantalizing details about HTC's new One X and One S smartphones. Stores in Germany, Austria and Switzerland are expected to carry HTC One phones from next Monday, April 2, with a wider European launch for the One X and One S slated for Thursday, April 5. It's one of the biggest Android launches of the year. We're excited, and we're sure you are, too, so be sure to keep watching for more HTC One goodness as the phones finally hit store shelves

Aside from shiny new toys, the steady trickle of Ice Cream Sandwich updates continued this week, with the O2 Galaxy S II and Vodafone HTC Sensation both receiving their updates. And original Galaxy S owners finally got their hands on the promised "value pack", which brings some ICS features to the current Gingerbread firmware.

Oh, and Samsung launched its very own "store within a store" at Phones4U in London. (Yo dawg, I heard you like stores.)

Check some highlights from past week's Android developments in Europe, Asia and beyond in the list below. And if you've got international news, you can tip us at the usual address.

• Sony reveals Ice Cream Sandwich update plans
• HTC One X and S go up for pre-order at Vodafone UK
• Motorola RAZR MAXX XT910 launches in China
• 'HTC Wind' sighted - a dual-SIM One S lookalike for China
• Three UK taking HTC One X upgrade orders from existing subscribers
• O2-branded Galaxy S II's get ICS update, unlocked UK models left waiting
• Motorola Atrix 2 heads to Malaysia
• Samsung Galaxy Beam UK pre-order prices emerge
• Samsung boasts 5 million Galaxy Notes sold
• Samsung Galaxy S 'value pack' comes to Korea, adds ICS features to Gingerbread
• Android 4.0 update for HTC Sensation on Vodafone UK launching today
• Samsung launches 'store within a store' at leading Phones4U branch
• HTC One series reportedly launching in Germany, Austria and Switzerland on April 2
• Motorola Motoluxe now available in Romania
• Sony Mobile launches 'Night of Imagination' with Labrinth
• List of Bell Android 4.0 updates appears with timelines for each device
• Google Play Movies launches in France

 

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Getting a heart transplant

Susan Hendricks introduces us to a man who gets a heart transplant and tells us about his new lease on life.

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