Time for our weekly spreading of love, and a small amount of cathartic hate, around the rest of the Android world, via the Weekly Wrap – our summary of the news we didn’t do this week.

The leftovers, plus the things we didn’t understand well enough to write about properly, plus any mainstream mentions Google’s OS picked up from interesting places. Everything else.

Google vanishes Android apps from citizen phones
We didn’t think this was particularly big news, until everyone else started writing about it. And by then, the moment had passed.

Google remotely deletes Android apps
It was so big it even made the proper press, if you count the Telegraph’s web site as ‘proper’…

Flash Launches on Android–Now Things Get Interesting
Things aren’t really that interesting, as it’s only for 2.2 devices – and by that we mean literally about 2.2 devices in the UK.

Samsung uses ITV World Cup app for Android device campaign
We haven’t seen it yet, but apparently the Galaxy S will soon pop up in Samsung’s adverts during the football.

Android vs. iPhone: 5 Battlefields
There’s nothing more boring than all these hastily-compiled “comparison” features that pop up following every new handset announcement. The internet is littered with nonsense comparing iPhone 4 with the HTC Desire, written by people without access to either. Madness.

SlingPlayer Mobile for Android hits UK shores
Can you actually buy SlingPlayer devices in the UK? (UPDATE: Yes. Crikey.)

Rebtel Makes International Calling Free With New Android App
Very nearly wrote about this, as they sent us the press release and everything – but the thought of writing about VOIP and paying attention to international calling price plans on a hot afternoon was simply too much to bear.

GetJar plans to pay publishers to kickstart paid game downloads
File this one under industry news. Industry news we were in too much of a hurry to properly comprehend at the time.

Apple expands patent infringement suit against HTC
See above.

Thanks for reading for another week. It was a tough one due to the mammoth template changes required to accommodate the X10 Mini ad campaign. That won’t be around for ever, so apologies if it’s impacting on your browsing experience at the moment.

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