Pinterest to Launch Android App At Google I/O

Pinterest has become one of the largest social networking sites in the world. Its simple premise and consumer experience have kept users popular site to get their fix of favor, art, wallpaper, inspirational quotes and much more. Up to this point, Pinterest continues to be more or less a web-based phenomenon, with little interest to the mobile aspect. However, that may change like a recent report implies that Pinterest may be debuting for Android now at Google IO.

The Pinterest app can be obtained for that iOS devices - iPhone, itouch and iPad. This app allows three basic functions - pin an image/video/content taken using a phone’s camera, browse pins by others and of course, re-pin as well as discuss the pins.

Pinterest is a pretty new type of social network that enables you “pin” stuff you like and tell others. While it’s not my bag, many people seem to like it and luxuriate in it. It’s a growing community that doesn’t seem to be going away any time soon. Now it would appear that the time has possibly come its you Pinterest fans who've an Android device. We’re likely to begin to see the launch from the Android app now at Google I/O.

The Pinterest developers have stated the app has been in the is employed by a short while now as well as stated that simply because they got nearer to a completing it they would share additional information with us. And as you can observe through the screenshot below, which states: Available nowadays for Android, it seems they're possibly sharing something around.

Please be aware that it’s not actually available yet. No less than not where I'm able to think it is as I’ve searched Google, Google Play Store and possess come up with nothing at this time. But because Pinterest is surely an exhibitor at this years Google I/O it’s pretty likely we'll have the launch exist in that time. Google I/O runs from June 27th, 2012 to June 29th, 2012. That’s right, it starts this Wednesday actually. Who knows, maybe everyone Pinterest fans might find the app reached the Google Play Store later this week.

Also of important note could be the two names shown inside the screenshot who are listed as exhibitors are actually developers who are focusing on the Android version in the app. Surely they're going to have some news of great interest for all of us during their exhibit and speech they provide during Google I/O.