First, I’d like to say again how thankful we all are that so many developers took the time to fill out our Android Developer Survey. You guys and gals kick serious ass. We’ll be publishing a report with the survey results soon after the new year so keep an eye out for it! About the t-shirts Fun fact: 9 out of 10 scientists agree. Wearing an Apkudo t-shirt makes you 24% more attractive to the opposite sex.* I’ve gotten a few emails, tweets, and strangely enough a homing pigeon – which I thought to be an antiquated, however effective, form…

Our awesome designer Dave was inspired by chatting with some of our beta testers over the weekend, and we came in on Monday to this hanging on the wall: Thanks, Dave! -Kate @katelyons3

Launching a company is no easy feat. We’ve all been busy bees preparing to launch the Apkudo test platform. We’re also gearing up for our participation at AnDevCon, which is going to be our little taste of honey. We’ve got a lot going on at AnDevCon – here’s the buzz: 1) Apkudo CEO Josh Matthews will participate in the “Lightning Talk” sessions between 4:45 pm – 6:15 pm on Monday, November 7. Josh is going to give a super-fast, super-fun presentation on Android’s biggest challenge – the F word (not that F word, the other F word – fragmentation!) –…

tl;dr: Android is great. Fragmentation sucks. It causes experience problems. Such as Launch Anxiety. But it doesn’t have to. We’re working on that. Our first product, the Apkudo test platform, lets developers see their apps run on every Android device. Launching November 6 early November. Free. The long version: I don’t think it’s possible to overestimate the impact that smartphone technologies have had on our world. The opportunities that arise when you have an accessible, capable, and connected computing device in the pockets of a critical mass of users is astonishing; the smartphone becomes a delivery mechanism for innovation, and…