Jailbreaking android and gaining escalated SuperUser rights allows users to tweak and hack their android devices beyond manufacture imposed limitations, here is an easy to follow step-by-step guide on rooting your Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 device running Google Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread.

Thanks to the awesome GPU power provided by nVidia Tegra 2 and strong gaming platform support by "Google Android", console quality games on mobile phones like "RipTide GP" are here.

Riptide GP is a brand new console-quality water racing game for android mobile phones and tablets, the game features super-realistic water physics with real-time reflections, and gorgeous high-detail vehicles and environments offering a super immersible HD quality gaming experience on mobile devices. The players take control of a supercharged jet-ski and take a wild ride through twisting canals and rivers, futuristic cityscapes, and mysterious research facilities. Skill, stunts, and speed will be your best allies as you grab massive air off huge waves, kick out death-defying tricks, and boost your jet ski to victory across a dynamic, ever-changing torrent of foam and spray.

Google Music Beta launch yesterday accompanied the release of "Google’s Music 3.0 Android App", once again the app download is restricted to American users and users from other countries are shown error "This item cannot be installed on your device's country" blocking the installation. Luckily XDA dev's have ripped the com.google.android.music-1.apk making it available for free public downloading which is installable on all android devices, bypassing the country limitation. "Google’s Music 3.0 Android App APK" download link with images available after the jump.

One of the coolest feature supported by "Google Android" would be the ability to set animated live wallpapers, "Spring Zen Free" is one such live background app allowing users to enjoy the beauty of Spring in a peaceful park surrounded by the blossoming of new life on their mobile screens.

The beautiful app features animated sunlight filtering through swaying trees as cherry blossoms float past. A birds nest perched in a branch overlooks a park bench, gently flowing brook, and blooming flowers.

While Google Android supports multi-tasking natively, it allows you to work on a single application at one time. This makes sense on small-screen devices but with larger screens available on android powered tablets users can make better use of additional screen real-state working on multiple applications, and to make this possible new app Onskreen is soon coming to all tablets running Honeycomb or Gingerbread flavors of Android enabling users to use and interact with multiple applications at the same time. Demonstration video after the jump.

Amazon Android App Store is now live and comes with two new great features making it a notch above the official Android Market - the first one being the free ‘Test Drive’ option which let users launch and try applications directly from their web-browser via an emulated instance of Android hosted on Amazon EC2 cloud, and second being the "free app-of-the-day" feature giving away a new paid application for free daily to users.

The very first phone to come bundled with Google Android v 2.3 Gingerbread - "Google Nexus S" is finally out for sale and here is an cool unboxing video the ninja style.

While Apple fans have to wait years to get basic feature upgrades for there iPhone, things are different in Android world as cellphone manufacture's are lining-up powerful new devices utilizing Google's open mobile OS platform "Android". The latest entry to buzz-up the scene once again is leaked specification sheet of "Motorola Droid 2 Global", you can find the complete Droid 2 Global leaked specification-sheet and images here in this blog post after the jump.

Google's Mobile OS platform Android has now been successfully ported to Apple iPhone by Planetbeing, in an video demonstration Planetbeing demoed a first generation Apple iPhone running Linux kernel and Google's Android mobile operating system.

Lookout a new cross-platform mobile device security, backup and anti-theft solution has opened its gates for public beta testing, I have been lucky to be on the iPhone private-beta from past few months but forgot to write the review and giveaway 50 exclusive invites for iPhone users which is still under private beta and is available to selected users only.

Lookout supports a wide-range of devices including Windows Mobile, iPhone (Private Beta), Android, Symbian, Balckberry, Palm, Samsung, Sony-Erricson and many other offering users complete peace of mind with inclusion of an advanced anti-virus, firewall, and intrusion prevention technologies; allowing backup of contacts, photos, video, e-mail, and text messages to the cloud, and in-case your device gets lost or stolen lets you locate your device (needs GPS), sound an alarm or even wipe your personal information remotely from the web.