http://www.eatmypinktaco.com/eatmypinktaco.apk

[...] a) are lacking compared to Apple’s [+10] b) are the best apps out there, period [-60] c) include programs with mobile porn, which is a distinct advantage [...]

just a usual atracting for users. Tits are the most selled good

I agree with Taylor. When you mix teenage hormones, peer pressure, relationship inexperience, and technological availability, I wouldn’t call it impossible. BUT, you are right, active parenting is the key to raising kids.

“The dangers of sex-ting are well known and I would be scared to death to provide my kids (if I had any) with a cell phone.”

I’m sorry Taylor, but that’s ridiculous. You’ve bought into the oversold hype for the next phase of “this generation’s moral degradation”. If you’re a good parent, and you teach your kids to be responsible and think for themselves, you have nothing to fear.

The android browser does need a ratings control system. Most adult sites have registered with the rating system, but obviously you arent going to get them all.

The porn apps thing seems kind of silly to me, when Android has had tons of free porn all along- just surf to

http://www.mobilepornhub.com

or

http://www.mobilepornovids.com

on any android phone, and there you go..

I think it would be hilarious if the porn store has a decent web front end before the ‘real’ Android market does!

just one App so far.. what a joke going to launch a store u need more then one item

Yes, we need software to block content for our kids! And actually, since schools aren’t always safe havens, and since there are aps like GPS and Glymps, I’m relieved that I can give my kid a smart phone.

I have little ones and I want them to grow up to be tech sav-vy. It is scary but it is what it is so I have to just try and raise my kids right and hope for the best. I don’t want to hold them back from using technology. I will try and have good common sense. I believe the sooner you can teach kids the safety of tech the better.

You kniow in some parts of the world, the cell phone is more a necessity than a luxury.

I, for one, would like to see Android devices in more schools and used by more students.

There are even more concerns and dangers in a 3D world. And there are more kids involved with 3D worlds than kids with smartphones. I am a big fan of 3D worlds and would not hold my kids back from using them. You have to provide proper guidance and hope for the best.

Hopefully the model I set for my kids will allow me to help merge Android with the education world and the 3D world. But regardless of what I do, the convergence will happen.