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		<description><![CDATA[This article originally ran April 19, 2013, on TechCrunch Apkudo Wants to Handle Android Fragmentation so Carriers and Developers Don&#8217;t Have To Baltimore-based Apkudo is debuting its “Apkudo Approved” program this week, extending its existing work with making sure that Android apps and devices perform well for consumers. The company has positioned itself in a growth market, to act as a layer both between developers and devices, and between devices and carriers, to help both parties deal with the fractured and often maze-like landscape of the Android hardware market. Keep reading&#8230;]]></description>
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<h1>Apkudo Wants to Handle Android Fragmentation so Carriers and Developers Don&#8217;t Have To</h1>
<p>Baltimore-based <a href="http://apkudo.com/" target="_blank">Apkudo</a> is debuting its “Apkudo Approved” program this week, extending its existing work with making sure that Android apps and devices perform well for consumers. The company has positioned itself in a growth market, to act as a layer both between developers and devices, and between devices and carriers, to help both parties deal with the fractured and often maze-like landscape of the Android hardware market. <em><a href="http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/19/apkudo-wants-to-handle-android-fragmentation-so-carriers-and-developers-dont-have-to/" target="_blank">Keep reading&#8230;</a></em></p>
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