Apps CNN App launches for Android phones April 19, 2011 - 1:25 pm Following on from the launch of its Android tablet app, CNN has unveiled an official app for Android smartphones.

Looking for a new app for your Galaxy tab or perhaps your brand new Xoom? There’s good news from CNN. The cable news station has just introduced its Android application, and unlike the version ...

CNN today announced that the CNN App for Android Phones is available globally for free on Android Market™. The CNN App combines intuitive navigation with an immersive news experience, giving ...

Considering CNN is one of the Honeycomb/XOOM launch partners, the new app showed up in the Market like clockwork for an easily digestible price of free.

Global news service, CNN, has introduced a free app for Android phones that, it says "combines intuitive navigation with an immersive news experience, giving users direct access to CNN's global ...

CNN targets Android tablet users The release of the Android Honeycomb application marks the first time that CNN iReport, the network?s user-generated news community, is available in a tablet app. The ...

We've discussed CNN's mobile apps for the iPhone and iPad before, but now they've released an app specifically for Android tablets, and a new app for Android phones.

Coming off its recent redesign, CNN has just updated its app for Android to support Chromecast streaming of video clips, and a new "reader mode" that condenses the size of headline listings for ...

Finally, though, CNN for Android smartphones is here, the spittin’ image of its iOS cousin. Available now, free, on phones sporting Android 2.1 or higher (except, curiously, the Motorola Backflip).

Back in January, CNN released their Android application for Android 3.0 Honeycomb meaning it wasn’t available to Android phone owners. However, today, CNN has pushed out a handset compatible ...