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  • Google no longer able to accept payments for app developers in Argentina

    Android News, Rumours, and Updates
    Aditya Thawardas
    25 May 2013 | 12:49 pm
    Android developers in Argentina have received a letter from Google informing them that Google will no longer be able to accept payments on behalf of the developers beginning June 27. This applies to both paid apps and in-app purchases, and is likely due to new restrictions by the Argentina government on currency exchanges. Not only will payments come to a halt, but beginning July 27, Google will remove paid apps and in-app items developed by Argentines. Developers in Argentina will still be able to offer free apps, and Android users in Argentina will still be able to purchase apps in the…

  • Download & Install Leaked Android 4.2.2 for Galaxy S3 (I9300XXUFME3)

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    Rashid Saeed
    20 May 2013 | 2:52 am
    The official Android 4.2.2 for Galaxy S3 I9300 has been leaked. The leaked firmware I9300XXUFME3 is now available for download and brings Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 JDQ39 to I9300 Galaxy S3 smartphones. It’s an early leak of a pre-release, test version of the firmware while the development is still in progress. However, you can download (Read More...)

  • Blackberry Messenger coming to Android this summer, does anyone care?

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    Tyler James
    14 May 2013 | 10:15 am
      If the incredibly popular BBM was the only reason to stick with the ol’ Crackberry, there’s no excuse now to not make the jump to Android and finally put the Berry in a drawer. Announced at Blackberry Live this morning, Blackberry Messenger is expected to be ready by summer for multiple platforms.  BBM for Android and iOS is expected to have groups, voice chat, and screen share. The messaging service will run on any Android device 4.0 and above. Blackberry Messenger is still very popular with international students, although I can’t see myself personally having any…

  • Verizon’s Motorola X-Phone XT1060 Passes Through FCC

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    Derek Ross
    25 May 2013 | 11:51 am
      Another Motorola X-Phone variant, model XT1060 has pass through the FCC recently. The model XT1060 version sports CDMA frequencies, LTE Band 4, Band 13 and GSM capabilities. We know that the XT1060 is the Verizon Wireless variant because radio frequencies 850 MHz and  1900 MHz just happen to be used by Verizon Wireless for CDMA capabilities, LTE Band 13 is be used by Verizon, and they have future plans for Band 4. Like most current Verizon smartphones, you’ll be able to take the X-Phone overseas or use it here in the US on GSM networks due to ‘Global’ support. Sadly,…

  • How to Control Your Android Without Looking at It

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    Andrew Tarantola
    25 May 2013 | 9:00 am
    It's getting dangerous just to walk and text at the same time much less do so behind the wheel of a car. But with Siri being just slightly less helpful than HAL, how are you supposed to surf the web and simultaneously travel safely? All you have to do is ask. Become a Dictator: With touchscreen displays quickly becoming the norm for mobile devices, you have little choice but to look at what you're typing since you can't feel your way across the keyboard. But rather than try to split your attention between driving and typing, have your phone write it for you. Send yourself a reminder note by…
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  • Clueful Rates and Reveals Android Apps' Privacy Settings

    Melanie Pinola
    23 May 2013 | 9:30 am
    Android: Previously a tool for iOS users, Bitdefender's Clueful app now works on Android to reveal how your installed apps use your personal information. Once installed, Clueful scans your apps and checks in with Bitdefender's online database to rate apps as low, moderate, or high risk for privacy vulnerabilities such as sending your password unencrypted over the internet or leaking your phone number to third-parties. You can view specific privacy details for each app and choose to uninstall it from within Clueful. Of course, even though your phone is spying on you, it's not always a cause…

  • Evernote Adds Easy-to-Use Reminders to Its Notes Apps

    Thorin Klosowski
    23 May 2013 | 7:00 am
    Mac/iOS/Web: Evernote is incredibly popular, but it has been missing one key feature: reminders. Today, Evernote has updated its apps to include easy-to-use reminders. We've featured a few workarounds for turning your notes into reminders before, but now that it's integrated during into Evernote it's easier than ever. Just select any note, click the alarm clock icon, set the time and date, and a reminder is created. It's as easy as that. You can then set up how you want to be notified as well, including getting an email or just a notification within Evernote itself. The feature is included in…

  • The Coolest "Extra" Features in Any.DO

    Alan Henry
    23 May 2013 | 4:00 am
    Any.DO is one of our favorite to-do apps. It's powerful, flexible, and it looks great, too. However, tracking your to-dos isn't the only thing Any.Do is good at. Here are some features that you may not use or know about, and how they can help you get and stay organized. Any.DO's on-board documentation is a little lacking. Their FAQ on the web is much more robust, but some of Any.DO's best features only appear after certain conditions, or are only available if you know how to tweak your to-dos just so. Here are a few examples: Any.DO Reminds You to Return Missed Calls If you've used Any.DO…

  • Not Just Another Notes App: Why You Should Use Google Keep

    Alan Henry
    22 May 2013 | 8:00 am
    When Google Keep launched, it never got the fanfare it deserved. The people that did review it compared it to all the wrong apps, like Evernote or Microsoft OneNote. That's a shame, because a surprisingly good note taking app went under the radar, underrated for coming up short against contenders it wasn't designed to face. It's about time to give Google Keep a fair shake, see where it shines, and how it fits in with the competition. It was a little less than a week after we lost Google Reader that Google Keep launched. Naturally, the first thing everyone said was "Why should I use this…

  • Most Popular Android Phone, 2013 Edition: HTC One

    Alan Henry
    21 May 2013 | 2:15 pm
    The best Android phones represent a powerhouse combination of features, specs, and all-around user experience. Last week we asked you to tell us which ones you thought were the best. Then we looked at the five best Android phones available right now, and put them to a vote. Now we're back to highlight our winner. Sure, the market will change in a matter of months (or even days), but there are some Android superphones on the market right now that stand above the rest. To boot, we're happy that our list this time around represented phones that are solid not just spec-wise, and don't just tick…
 
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  • How to Control Your Android Without Looking at It

    Andrew Tarantola
    25 May 2013 | 9:00 am
    It's getting dangerous just to walk and text at the same time much less do so behind the wheel of a car. But with Siri being just slightly less helpful than HAL, how are you supposed to surf the web and simultaneously travel safely? All you have to do is ask. Become a Dictator: With touchscreen displays quickly becoming the norm for mobile devices, you have little choice but to look at what you're typing since you can't feel your way across the keyboard. But rather than try to split your attention between driving and typing, have your phone write it for you. Send yourself a reminder note by…

  • Flickr, Snoopify, and More

    Ashley Feinberg
    24 May 2013 | 3:00 pm
    These days, you can't turn around without some new photo-sharing app being thrown at you. And if you can't beat 'em, you might as well go along for the ride. We've got two of the newest right here for you, plus a speedier way to browse on your phone that's finally out of beta. Flickr: Sure, Yahoo just about killed Flickr, but now it's trying to restore its former glory with a redesigned site and a totally new Android app that lets you access your Flickr pics from anywhere. On top of that, you're now getting a full terabyte of storage for free. That's apparently 70 times more than any other…

  • Is HTC Coming Out with a HTC One that Runs Stock Android?

    Casey Chan
    23 May 2013 | 7:47 pm
    Please be true, please be true, please be true. After Google announced that it would be selling a pure Android version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 on Google Play, the entire world screamed joys of Hallelujah Halle Berry. An awesome phone running completely stock Android has always been the dream. Now, HTC might be making real life better than any dream by making the HTC One pure Android too. Supposedly, according to Geek.com's sources, HTC is considering making a stock variant of the HTC One. That'd mean there would be no HTC Sense to muddle the Android experience. That means we'd use a phone…

  • Hisense Sero 7 Pro Hands On: A Promising Nexus 7 Clone

    Eric Limer
    23 May 2013 | 11:19 am
    Contrary to some rumors, Google didn't announce a refreshed Nexus 7 at I/O a little while back, but up-and-comers Hisense just announced a pretty good alternative to the aging tab. Its new Sero 7 Pro—the companies first foray into the tablet space—is basically a Nexus 7, but at only $150. The Sero 7 Pro has all the Nexus 7-y features you want. A 1200 x 800 resolution screen, a Tegra 3 quad-core processor, 1GB RAM, and stock Android 4.2.2. All for $150. The compromise is that storage is capped at a meager 8GB, but to ease the blow, the Sero 7 Pro comes with an MicroSD expansion slot. And,…

  • Sherpa's Personal Assistant App Is Coming To Glass, Other Android Wearables

    peter ha
    23 May 2013 | 4:15 am
    Sherpa, the popular natural language digital assistant Android app, is coming to Google Glass and other Android-based wearables the company announced today. Although there isn't a firm timeline for rollout, Sherpa founder and CEO, Xabier Uribe-Etxebarría, tells me the company is looking to launch on Android-powered wearables by the end of 2013 or early 2014. "We're working very closely with other manufacturers for a richer experience to bring Sherpa to the next level," said Uribe-Etxebarría. Though he wouldn't say which manufacturers his company is working with he hinted that the…
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  • Transitioning to Google Wallet Merchant Center

    Android Developers
    20 May 2013 | 4:51 pm
    Posted by Mark Thomas, Product Manager, Google Wallet A key focus of Google Wallet is to simplify commerce for merchants and shoppers; for over a year now, consumers on Google Play have been using Wallet to make their purchases, to the benefit of the entire ecosystem. Helping merchants benefit from the growing consumer adoption of mobile commerce is where we believe we can make the most impact. And that’s why today we're focusing our efforts on the new Google Wallet Merchant Center and retiring Google Checkout over the next six months. Most Google Play apps developers will seamlessly…

  • New Ways to Optimize Your Business in Google Play

    Android Developers
    17 May 2013 | 10:37 am
    Posted by Ellie Powers, Google Play team This week at I/O, we were excited to announce some updates to Google Play to help you optimize your business on Google Play: to help you take control of your app publishing, gain insight into your users, and expand your app’s success globally. Play Store’s new view: apps designed for tablets Many of you have invested in making great tablet experiences for your users, and we want to ensure that that work pays off and that users are able to discover great apps for their tablets. This week, the Google Play store began providing a view of our top…

  • Social Gaming, Location, and More in Google Play Services

    Android Developers
    16 May 2013 | 12:17 pm
    Posted by Greg Hartrell, Angana Ghosh, Francesco Nerieri, Francis Ma, and the Google Play services team Some of the most exciting Android announcements at Google I/O this year are part of our latest Google Play services release, version 3.1. The new version brings you Google Play games services, part of a new cloud-integrated platform for social gaming based on Google+ identity. Also included are location-based services that make it easier to build efficient location-aware apps. For apps using the popular Google Cloud Messaging platform, you can now take advantage of XMPP messaging and easier…

  • Android Studio: An IDE built for Android

    Android Developers
    15 May 2013 | 2:01 pm
    Posted by Xavier Ducrohet, Tor Norbye, Katherine Chou Today at Google I/O we announced a new IDE that’s built with the needs of Android developers in mind. It’s called Android Studio, it’s free, and it’s available now for you to try as an early access preview. To develop Android Studio, we cooperated with JetBrains, creators of one of the most advanced Java IDEs available today. Based on the powerful, extensible IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, we've added features that are designed specifically for Android development, that simplify and optimize your daily workflow. Extensible build…

  • Android at Google I/O 2013: Keynote Wrapup

    Android Developers
    15 May 2013 | 12:32 pm
    The last year has been an exciting one for Android developers, with an incredible amount of momentum. In fact, over 48 billion apps have been downloaded from Google Play to date, with over 2.5 billion app downloads in the last month alone. This week, at Google I/O, our annual developer conference, we’re celebrating this momentum, and putting on stage a number of new features and advancements both for the Android platform and Google Play, to help you design, develop and distribute great apps to your users. We just wrapped up the keynote, and wanted to share a number of those new features;…
 
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  • Gmail reportedly receiving new tab-based user interface for web and mobile version

    Chris Smith
    25 May 2013 | 1:06 pm
    After seeing in a series of images potential changes for Google’s mobile email app, a new screenshot seem to reveal that the Gmail’s web user interface will also be overhauled. The Next Web has an image that indicates a tab-based UI is coming to Gmail at some point in the near future. As you can see in the screenshot below, we’re looking at four different tabs, with each one presumably storing certain types of emails. There are four tabs in the screenshot that read Primary, Social, Promotions and Updates. However, the publication mentions other tabs including Main, Notifications and…

  • Verizon’s Motorola X-Phone XT1060 Passes Through FCC

    Derek Ross
    25 May 2013 | 11:51 am
      Another Motorola X-Phone variant, model XT1060 has pass through the FCC recently. The model XT1060 version sports CDMA frequencies, LTE Band 4, Band 13 and GSM capabilities. We know that the XT1060 is the Verizon Wireless variant because radio frequencies 850 MHz and  1900 MHz just happen to be used by Verizon Wireless for CDMA capabilities, LTE Band 13 is be used by Verizon, and they have future plans for Band 4. Like most current Verizon smartphones, you’ll be able to take the X-Phone overseas or use it here in the US on GSM networks due to ‘Global’ support. Sadly,…

  • Android Authority On Air – Episode 65 – The HTC One Stock Android ‘Senseless’ Rumor Is True

    Derek Ross
    25 May 2013 | 10:59 am
    This week on Android Authority On Air we covered the latest and great Android ecosystem rumors to hit the web since Google IO last week. Will we see Android 4.3 announced and a few new devices come June 10th? We’re not sure but, a white Nexus 4 has been spotted again and a new, Google branded media player pass through the FCC. During IO13, a few Google apps were updated with the new “Holo Card” user interface and the new 3-dash menu indicator for slide out menus. Since IO, a handful of Google apps have been updated to reflect this new gorgeous design. So far we have Play…

  • Some Galaxy S4 Zoom specs hit the web, as UAProf appears

    Adam Koueider
    25 May 2013 | 10:42 am
    The Samsung Galaxy S4 seems to be more than just a high-end product name, but a family of products designed to cater for your every need. We’ve already reported heavily on the Samsung Galaxy S4 Active and the Galaxy S4 Mini, and now it looks like its time for some more Galaxy S4 Zoom details. As the name hints, the Galaxy S4 Zoom is dedicated to providing better picture quality on smartphones and, as such, is said to contain a 16-megapixel camera, with a 10x optical zoom slapped on for good measure. Samsung is yet to officially confirme the device though. Now however, it seems we have had a…

  • Google introduces natural language search and machine recognition for photos

    J. Angelo Racoma
    24 May 2013 | 7:46 pm
      You know what photos we’re searching for, right? (Image credit: Photographer / Shutterstock) Search is increasingly becoming human. While users from my generation have been used to search operators like “and”, “or” and the plus and minus signs, search queries are becoming more and more natural language like. Take for instance Facebook’s Open Graph search, which launched earlier this year with mixed reception. You can use natural language like “photos of my friends taken in Tokyo,” for instance. Google has announced a better way to find…
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  • Google no longer able to accept payments for app developers in Argentina

    Aditya Thawardas
    25 May 2013 | 12:49 pm
    Android developers in Argentina have received a letter from Google informing them that Google will no longer be able to accept payments on behalf of the developers beginning June 27. This applies to both paid apps and in-app purchases, and is likely due to new restrictions by the Argentina government on currency exchanges. Not only will payments come to a halt, but beginning July 27, Google will remove paid apps and in-app items developed by Argentines. Developers in Argentina will still be able to offer free apps, and Android users in Argentina will still be able to purchase apps in the…

  • More details for Samsung Galaxy S 4 Zoom discovered

    Jeff Causey
    25 May 2013 | 12:48 pm
    As Samsung continues its march to produce a Galaxy S 4 model targeted at virtually every type of consumer, we continue to try to identify specifics for all of the models slated to hit the market. Our latest bit of information comes from a leaked UAProf file that was discovered on the Samsung domain. The file indicates it is for an SM-C101, which we have confirmed is the Samsung Galaxy S 4 Zoom. We see in the UAProf that the device will have an ARM11 processor and it also confirms the device will have a screen resolution of 960×540 as we reported earlier. The Galaxy S 4 Zoom appears to…

  • Kyocera Hydro Elite on its way to Verizon

    Jeff Causey
    25 May 2013 | 12:06 pm
    Frequent smartphone tipster @evleaks posted a tip earlier today indicating Verizon will be getting the Kyocera Hydro Elite added to their portfolio in June. Along with posting an image of the mysterious device, @evleaks indicates the device will be available for only $50. At that price point, the hardware is probably not anything particularly cutting edge. Just based on the name though, the Hydro Elite will likely be a waterproof device similar to the Kyocera Hydro announced earlier this year. If that is accurate, the new offering from Verizon will join the Kyocera Hydro Rise recently…

  • New version of HTC One to launch with a larger screen

    Jared Peters
    25 May 2013 | 11:20 am
    The latest round of rumors from the HTC camp are saying that a newer HTC One may be launching soon. The catch? It’ll have a larger screen, supposedly between 5 and 6 inches. Now, before you flip out and bash HTC for replacing a flagship device so quickly, (again) the rumors suggest that this larger phone would just supplement the One, like what Samsung does with their Galaxy S and Galaxy Note devices. And considering the HTC Butterfly and Droid DNA had 5 inch screens, this could very well be a slightly bumped up version of those devices. We have seen that speculated DLXPLUS floating…

  • TalkAndroid Daily Dose for May 24, 2013

    Robert Nazarian
    25 May 2013 | 6:48 am
    With hectic schedules, it can be hard to keep track of everything in your news feed. That’s why we created the TalkAndroid Daily Dose. This is where we recap the day’s hottest stories so you can get yourself up to speed in quick fashion. Happy reading!! Apps BBC iPlayer app now adds support for 10-inch tablets, refined UI for smartphones and 7-inch tablets Screenshots of redesigned Gmail app leaked during I/O session Chrome Beta for Android updated, adds better translation and full screen options Google Glass Samsung to provide OLED screens for consumer version of Google Glass…
 
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  • White Nexus 4 press images found

    Daniel Tyson
    25 May 2013 | 5:13 pm
    Looks like the White variant of the Nexus 4 is getting very close to release with Android Police today receiving press shots of the White Nexus 4. The device which has been teased since last year and sighted as early as January this year, has been labelled as the LG-E960W – the original Nexus 4 [...]

  • Daily App Sales Roundup – 26-05-13

    Daniel Tyson
    25 May 2013 | 4:00 pm
    Google Play Moies and Books has gone all Tom Cruise mad. Everyone’s favourite F-14 pilot’s new movie Jack Reacher has just been released onto Google Play and to celebrate they’re offering a whole heap of Jack Reacher novels for sale as well as Tom Cruise movies. The Jack Reacher movie itself is available to rent [...]

  • Nokia files complaint with ITC seeking US import ban on the HTC One

    Phil Tann
    24 May 2013 | 11:35 pm
    HTC just doesn’t seem to be able to catch a break right now, they’ve suffered one of their worst financial quarters to date and a steady stream of top executives have left the company recently, now Nokia have filed a patent infringement claim with the International Trade Commission (ITC) seeking to ban imports of the [...]

  • HTC One with stock Android reported to be announced next week

    Phil Tann
    24 May 2013 | 11:12 pm
    The rumour of a ‘Google Edition’ HTC One has been doing the rounds since the announcement of the Google Edition Samsung Galaxy S4 at this Google IO, the existence of which was debunked immediately by HTC. In the last couple of days however, the rumours have been gaining momentum and there’s certainly been more and [...]

  • Refreshed Nexus 7 apparently already shipping, available next month

    Phil Tann
    24 May 2013 | 6:50 pm
    Without doubt one of the biggest success stories for Android in the tablet arena over the past 2 years has been the Nexus 7. With sales approaching 4.6 Million units shipped worldwide, since its release in June last year, the tablet has gained mainstream success where other manufacturers have seemingly failed. Leading into Google I/O [...]
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  • All Google Play Developers Can Now Reply to User Reviews

    morta
    15 May 2013 | 4:37 am
    Finally Google Play allows developers to write responses to comments in the store, previously this function had been reserved only for Top Developers. Lately more and more devs reported that they can reply to comments, but this was only a staggered rollout until now. They officially announced the feature on Android Developers Blog. Now you can forget the well known solution when devs asking users in the app description to send an e-mail if they have any problems, questions or suggestions. Now the communication can be much easier between the companies and the customers. read more

  • Android lead: Google I/O “going to be different” this year.

    morta
    14 May 2013 | 1:49 am
    Don’t look for any big new hardware or major releases in Android at Google I/O this week, it’s likely not going to happen. Google’s Sundar Pinchai, speaking with Wired, tells us that Google I/O is “going to be different” this year. read more

  • How to Root Your Android Device the Easy Way

    Guest
    9 May 2013 | 11:19 pm
    Did you know that having rooting your Android mobile device can open up a world of possibilities? Now hold on, don't start rooting yet. When learning how to root your Android device the easy way, it helps to understand what rooting is, the benefits of rooting, what safety precautions to take, and how to find the right process for your device. Here are the basics. Rooting Your Android: In a Nutshell Image via Flickr by Rafe B read more

  • 5 Ways You Can Fight Off Malware on Your Android

    Guest
    26 Apr 2013 | 4:02 am
    Android phones have dominated the market share and with good reason too. The Android marketplace is brimming with apps and the interface is smooth and easy to use. The overall performance of the platform is the best there is to offer and just about everyone wants to get their hands on it, one way or the other. This also includes and hackers and malware professionals. These specific beings are the bane of anyone’s technological existence. From Android spyware to keyloggers and other nuisances, these professionals make it their business to get into you Android phones. Of course, there are a…

  • Movietrap, a new app to manage your watchlist

    morta
    25 Apr 2013 | 12:40 am
    We just recived some awesome news from a digital agency, Aprilred. They developed a really useful app for people who watch a lot of movies. With this app anybody can manage their watchlist, easily mark movies seen, or share it with their friends. They will release the app on May 31, but every subscriber will bring the release date 20 secs closer. So head over to the Movietrap website and sign up for it, I want to download the app as soon as possible :) read more
 
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  • A brief recap of Samsung Galaxy S 4 U.S. availability

    Natesh Sood
    4 May 2013 | 9:15 pm
    With the Samsung Galaxy S 4 having just launched across several American carriers in the United States, now is a good time to recap on its general availability as well as the hardware it is packing. To begin, AT&T has the Samsung Galaxy S 4 16GB model available in both White Frost and Black Mist.  The remaining carriers (Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless) will each have the device available in the same two colors.  At this time, AT&T only has the 16GB model in stock for $199 on a two year contract. Secondly, Sprint is selling the Galaxy S 4 at a slightly discounted price of…

  • Google rumored to launch 32GB Nexus 4 with LTE at I/O

    Natesh Sood
    22 Apr 2013 | 11:08 am
    Two of the chief complaints regarding the LG Nexus 4 is the fact that the largest amount of storage on the Nexus 4 is fixed at 16GB and that it lacks LTE connectivity.  According to a recent rumor, Google I/O may very well see the introduction of a slightly refreshed Nexus 4 smartphone. By a slight refresh, we mean more onboard storage such as 32GB, and the presence of LTE connectivity.  With that being said, we do not anticipate seeing an upgrade to battery life or screen resolution.  However, the upgrade in storage and faster network speeds should be well-received by prospective Nexus 4…

  • LG sends out invitations for mobile event taking place on May 1st in New York city

    Natesh Sood
    16 Apr 2013 | 1:27 pm
    Previous rumors indicate the LG Optimus G Pro might end up stateside in early May through AT&T.  Today, LG began issuing invitations for a special mobile event taking place in New York City on May 1st.  Without any explicit confirmations through the invitation, we believe the LG event will serve as the stage for the Optimus G Pro launch in the United States. Specifically, the event includes captions such as “Share the Genius” and “Capture the Spotlight in True Brilliance.”  I imagine the captions are alluding to special software features that are possible by…

  • Androinica Reviews ArmourDillo Hybrid Protective case for Google Nexus 4

    Natesh Sood
    11 Apr 2013 | 2:28 pm
    Up for review today is the ArmourDillo Hybrid Protective Case for the Google Nexus 4.  The specific unit for review was sent to us by MobileFun, which is an online retailer for mobile accessories. The Google Nexus 4, as you probably know, features a glass backing, which makes it very susceptible to scratches and cracks.  As a result, many Nexus 4 owners quickly protect it with a case, but there many Nexus 4 cases available, so it is important to find the one that satisfies your needs. The ArmourDillo case is a rugged two piece case that offers stellar protection for the Nexus 4.  One…

  • AT&T rumored to launch 5.5 inch LG Optimus G on May 10

    Natesh Sood
    10 Apr 2013 | 5:13 pm
    Samsung and HTC will have each of their respective flagship smartphones available for purchase by May, but what about LG?  In the United States, LG’s main smartphone presence resides in the LG Optimus G and the Nexus 4 (two very similar handsets in terms of hardware). However, according to a recent rumor, LG may be gearing up to launch the Optimus G Pro in the United States through AT&T.  While no price point has been mentioned, the tipster does reveal a May 10th launch date, but that is subject to change. Notable hardware features of the Optimus G Pro includes a 1080p 5.5 inch…
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  • Weekend Wallpapers: 20 more Geometric backgrounds for your Android

    AndroidGuys
    24 May 2013 | 11:27 am
    Looking to change up your Android home screen?  It doesn’t get much easier than swapping out the wallpaper; it’s one of the quickest ways to breath new life into the mobile experience. We recently began curating a collection of wallpapers for you, dear reader, and are only too happy to share the goods! We’ll be adding to the collection on a regular basis and will occasionally highlight a theme or specific artist’s work we really appreciate. ABOUT THIS THEME: This collection of wallpapers is based around the common theme of geometric shapes.This is the second edition…

  • Phiaton PS 210 BTNC review

    Scott Webster
    24 May 2013 | 11:02 am
    What happens when you combine the noise-cancelling capabilities of the Phiaton PS 20 NC earphones with the Bluetooth capabilities of the Phiaton PS 20 BT? You get the delicious chocolate peanut butter cup that is Phiaton PS 210 BTNC. As someone who has “cut the cord” that comes with headphones and earphones, it seems bothersome to go back to something that tethers me to a device. Be it riding a bicycle, walking, running, or mowing the grass, I want to be freed up and not worrying about a cord. I’ve tested a number of headphones over the years, some with a cord and some…

  • Android 4.3 surfaces yet again with Nexus 4 leak

    Scott Webster
    24 May 2013 | 10:07 am
    An LG Nexus 4 running Android 4.3 has been spotted a mobile conference taking place in Thailand this week. As you can see from the images here the Nexus smartphone looks to be running a brand new JWR45B build which is still considered Jelly Bean. Also of particular note is that the camera interface appears to be getting a punch-up. Still no word on when the Android 4.3 experience will go live; June 10 is the latest date getting tossed around. XDA | XDA 2 +Theogusper George Philip Piccadilly The post Android 4.3 surfaces yet again with Nexus 4 leak appeared first on AndroidGuys.

  • Leaked Huawei Ascend P6 pics have us asking: Is it the world’s thinnest smartphone?

    Stephanie Lanier
    24 May 2013 | 7:18 am
    Back in January, Huawei attempted to nab the “world’s thinnest smartphone” crown with the Ascend P2 but failed miserably. Now they are at it again with the Huawei Ascend P6. This little Android device is trying once again to reclaim Huawei’s crown for the thinnest smartphone on the market. Thanks to the group at @evleaks, we have a little teaser pic at what it could look like. We don’t know much else about the device other than rumors saying it could measure in at 6.2mm thick and have a 4.7-inch 720p display. Supposedly the device is to be officially announced at a June…

  • Potential bidding war looms with Google reportedly eyeing Waze

    Scott Webster
    24 May 2013 | 6:04 am
    This could get pretty interesting pretty quick. Google is reportedly considering throwing in a counter-offer to Waze and may be ready to engage Facebook in a bidding war. Waze is fielding expressions of interest from multiple parties and is seeking more than $1 billion, said one of the people, who asked not to be identified because the talks are private. First surfacing a few weeks ago, rumors had it that Facebook was in advance stages of discussion with the social-based mapping and navigation service. Details, at the time, suggested that the deal was hovering around the $1 billion mark; any…
 
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  • App Weekender: 25+ new apps you should try this weekend

    Antonio Wells
    25 May 2013 | 6:20 am
    Time for new apps to check out in the App Weekender! These are some of the gems that came through our queue this week so we haven’t reviewed them yet but they look enticing enough to download… let us know what you think of the new apps in the comments. There’s easy one click links below... View ArticleApp Weekender: 25+ new apps you should try this weekend is a post from: AndroidTapp.com Check Out More Related: 8 Best Android Apps to Ditch Cable TV for Cord Cutters 6 Best Video Calling Android Apps 5 Best Cloud Storage Android Apps     

  • Samsung Galaxy S4 tips 10 Million sold in first month

    Antonio Wells
    23 May 2013 | 10:12 am
    Samsung announces they’ve surpassed 10 million units sold of their new Galaxy S4 in less than one month after its commercial debut. Even boasting at a rate of four units sold per second. Their Galaxy S3 reached the same marker in 50 days, the Galaxy S2 took five months and the OG Galaxy S took seven months to tip ten... View ArticleSamsung Galaxy S4 tips 10 Million sold in first month is a post from: AndroidTapp.com Check Out More Related: Samsung Galaxy S3 Sales Tips 40 Million, Galaxy S Series Sales Tips 100 Million Samsung Galaxy Note II tips 5 million sales Samsung Galaxy S3…

  • (New Game) Race Illegal speeds into Google Play

    Antonio Wells
    23 May 2013 | 8:26 am
    Herocraft has finally released a high octane racer worthy of competing with these games called, Race Illegal, which just burned rubber into the Google Play Store. It has online races to compete in, burn the tarmac in 20 tracks and trick out 9 cars. Go ahead and download it by tapping the big green Install button... View Article(New Game) Race Illegal speeds into Google Play is a post from: AndroidTapp.com Check Out More Related: Blitz Brigade – play online multi-player in Gameloft’s new first person shoot ‘em up game Bejeweled Blitz now available in Google Play (New Game)…

  • Kyocera Hydro Edge for Boost Mobile & Sprint

    Antonio Wells
    21 May 2013 | 9:44 am
    The waterproof Kyocera Hydro Edge joins Boost and separately Sprint’s network this summer. It can withstand a splash of water and submersion in up to 3.28 feet of fresh water for 30 minutes. The new Hydro Edge will run on Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), powered by 1GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 4-inch durable screen, 5-megapixel rear shooter with LED flash, Smart Sonic... View ArticleKyocera Hydro Edge for Boost Mobile & Sprint is a post from: AndroidTapp.com Check Out More Related: Kyocera Hydro XTRM for U.S. Cellular The Kyocera Echo, The First Dual-Touchscreen…

  • Boost Mobile & Virgin Mobile gets Samsung Galaxy S3

    Antonio Wells
    21 May 2013 | 9:04 am
    In June both Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile will get the Samsung Galaxy S3 with 4G LTE internet speeds on Sprint’s network. I know we’re all over the S4 these days but don’t forget the S3 is still an amazing phone! We’re still waiting on exact release date and pricing but we know it’ll be contract-free... View ArticleBoost Mobile & Virgin Mobile gets Samsung Galaxy S3 is a post from: AndroidTapp.com Check Out More Related: Virgin Mobile’s No Contract Samsung Intercept Rolls Out This Month Samsung Galaxy Reverb Review, no contract Android smartphone…
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  • New rumors surface on Nexus Experience HTC One

    Dustin Earley
    23 May 2013 | 6:50 pm
    Despite being denied by executives after rumors originally surfaced, the stock, Nexus Experience HTC One “Google Edition” is making headlines again today, after the source who originally leaked information on the Samsung Galaxy S4 with stock Android is saying a “Senseless” One is on the way. Russell Holly of Geek.com is reporting that sources tell him the launch of a Senseless HTC One, complete with stock Android, is “imminent.” Apparently, the chatter that has been getting louder surrounding the announcement of the Samsung Galaxy S4 running stock Android…

  • Raining.fm: I paid two dollars to listen to the rain, and I don’t regret it one bit

    Dustin Earley
    23 May 2013 | 12:16 pm
    There are few things in this life I find more relaxing than a thunderstorm. There’s nothing quite like the rhythmic pounding of rain on your roof accompanied by the low rumble of thunder in the distance. Unfortunately, I have yet to master the art of summoning the weather at my leisure, so when I’m craving the soothing sounds of rain, the new Raining.fm app is the next best thing. Raining.fm is a website that exists for one purpose: to serve you with the sound of rain. It’s incredibly simple, and works incredibly well. The website is clad in neon-pastel colors, and easy to…

  • Top 10 Android games released this week: Blip Blup, Fast & Furious 6, Combo Crew

    Taylor Wimberly
    23 May 2013 | 9:23 am
    Welcome back to Android Gaming Weekly, our weekly recap to focus on new releases. We still plan to cover upcoming releases and games we’re playing, but this column is dedicated to new games you can install and start playing right now. Check out our top picks and let us know if you have any suggestions for next week in the comments below. Blip Blup Watch on YouTube Description: BLIP BLUP is an addictive conundrum of coloration that will consume your thoughts and occupy your dreams. You must carefully consider each move in order to fill every tile with color – 120+ perplexing…

  • HTC One sales reach 5 million as Samsung Galaxy S4 clears the 10 million threshold

    Nick Gray
    23 May 2013 | 8:47 am
    According to the Wall Street Journal, an unnamed HTC executive has revealed that the company has sold roughly 5 million units of the HTC One since the device went on sale in late March. At this time, orders for the HTC One still exceed HTC’s production capacity, but that issue is expected to be resolved by the end of May. Orders are pretty good so far and are still more than what we can supply. This is partly due to the shortage of components. When the issue is resolved next month, we will have a better idea if it's doing really well or not,Unnamed ExecutiveHTC Shipping 5 million HTC…

  • Internal turmoil spells bad news for a struggling HTC

    Dustin Earley
    23 May 2013 | 6:42 am
    Insider reports and public displays of displeasure from recently departed employees are pointing towards a growing rumor that HTC is coming apart at the seams. According to The Verge, all is not well at HTC. Peppered between supply issues, underwhelming sales of the One. a disastrous launch of the First and stiff competition from Samsung, employees are flocking en masse to greener pastures; or so they would have you believe. Recent departures from the Taiwanese manufacturer include HTC’s Chief Product Officer, Kouji Kodera, vice president of global communications, Jason Gordon, global…
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  • How To Tie Any Kind of Knot: The Android App for That

    Jacob S Paulsen
    23 May 2013 | 8:43 am
    I’m an Eagle Scout but that doesn’t mean I can remember how to tie very many types of knots. After-all, how often do we really have the opportunity to tie a knot? When those opportunities arrive, half the problem is remembering which knot is best suited for the task. 2D pictures are not well suited for teaching anyone how to tie a knot. That is why I really love this Android app, Knots 3D. I found it in the Amazon App Store and I love opening it up and learning about different knots, their applications, and how to tie them. The app features over 80 different knots divided into…

  • iPhone 5 Review From An Androidholic: The Good, The Bad and the Scratches

    davidsteele
    20 May 2013 | 8:20 am
    At work I’ve had the recent opportunity to work on an iPhone 5. As a serious Android user I thought I would take time to review this device from the view of an Android user. The iPhone 5 is the current Apple flagship handset, released in late 2012 and available in two versions (CDMA and GSM) each with three capacities (16, 32 and 64 GB) and two colors (“black & slate” or “white & silver”). The cell ‘phone introduced a couple of new technologies in an Apple handset, LTE and a 4.0″ screen, with the promise of no compromise in usability…

  • The Dell Streak 5 Revisited – Return of the Phablet

    davidsteele
    16 May 2013 | 8:34 am
    The Dell Streak 5 was released in June 2010. Here was a device that aimed to sit in both the tablet and the cell ‘phone camps, offering a blend of high performance and (at the time) an outrageous 5″ screen. The Streak was available with either 16 GB or 32 GB of memory, which could easily be changed by replacing an accessible MicroSD card. It has a 5 Mpixel rear camera with a dual LED flash, Bluetooth plus 3G. It was originally released running Android 1.6 but was upgraded first to 2.1 and then to 2.2, which is where my carrier stopped updating. It’s reported that some Dell…

  • Google Nexus 7 – Price, Performance, and Form

    davidsteele
    7 May 2013 | 8:33 am
    Regular readers may have spotted that I use the Asus Google Nexus 7 as my tablet of choice. I use my tablet most days and it travels with me almost as much as my smartphone. My preference was for something with the portability of the 7″ tablet with the performance of the larger 10″ models: when Google announced the Nexus 7, I jumped in the queue and pre-ordered the model, which replaced my Apple iPad 2. Google Nexus 4 and the Google Nexus 7. It’s likely that Google will announce a successor device to the Nexus 7 this summer, which might seem a strange time to review the…

  • HTC Desire C – an entry level Android with some high end features

    davidsteele
    3 May 2013 | 8:07 am
    HTC released many devices in 2012 and the highlight of the range is the One X+. At the opposite end is the humble Desire C, which is an update to the Wildfire S, released in 2011. In most respects, the Desire C is very much an entry level handset but it does have a few surprises. Hardware specifications are not always relevant when it comes to lower end handsets as potential customers are more interested in features and design rather than clock speeds and memory capacities. In this respect, I believe that HTC have almost hit the nail right on the head: the handset’s only real weakness…
 
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  • Carmageddon Review: Running over people, lots and lots of people

    Ben Copeland
    24 May 2013 | 12:43 pm
    Carmageddon is a PC classic from the glory days of the vehicular combat genre. Even among a crowded market with games like Twisted Metal and Vigilante 8, Carmageddon stood out with how it approached combat, its use of black comedy and the sheer amount of gore. But how well does this PC game from 1997 port to Android? Name: Carmageddon | Publisher: Stainless Games | Category: Racing | Players: 1 | Version: 1.0.253 | Size: 110 MB | Price: $1.99 A Unique Approach to Vehicular Combat Anyone familiar with other vehicular combat games will notice that Carmageddon has a different style. For one,…

  • Android Game Sale Round-Up: 14 Bulkypix Games, Fieldrunners 2, AVP: Evolution and more

    AndrewH
    24 May 2013 | 11:12 am
    It is about that time to round-up all the games that are currently on sale right now like we do at the end of every week. This week is a bit different though as this weekend is Memorial Day weekend and therefor we usually see quite a lot of sales happening on holiday weekends like this. Since this weekend is Memorial Day weekend, there are actually quite a lot of games and apps on sale. However, we only focus on games here and there are plenty of them. Bulkypix alone has 14 games on sale this weekend. Just click on the game's name you're interested in to head over to its Google Play listing…

  • Tin Man Games unleashes Judge Dredd's justice onto Google Play

    AndrewH
    24 May 2013 | 9:15 am
    The developers of the highly popular Gamebook Adventure series of interactive RPG books, recently digitizing the Fighting Fantasy series as well, have unleashed a new adventure book but of a different nature. This time around their new adventure book features the bad ass Judge Dredd. Officially titled Judge Dredd: Countdown Sec 106, this interactive RPG adventure book comes with all the features that you would find in any of Tin Man Games other releases such as the 3D dice rolling with realistic physics, interactive character sheets and even different difficulty levels. The story itself is…

  • OrangePixel giving out a Summer freebie game called Sketchbook Squad

    AndrewH
    24 May 2013 | 8:25 am
    OrangePixel has basically started a tradition with giving away a full free game every year when Summer starts as a way to say thank you to everyone who has supported them. This year is no different and their Summer freebie is called Sketchbook Squad and this freebie also comes integrated with Google Play Games services. In Sketchbook Squad you will be using tilt controls to move your little superhero through each stage. The more you tilt or move your device, the faster your little hero will go. Essentially this is a continuous jumping game where you want to keep jumping as high as you can…

  • Amazon's free game today is Zeptolab's Cut The Rope: Experiments

    AndrewH
    24 May 2013 | 7:46 am
    Now that almost 200 countries have access to Amazon's AppStore thanks to their recent expansion, a lot more people can start taking advantage of some of the sales that happen over there. This also means you get to take advantage of the Free Game/App of the Day now as well and today's is a pretty great game called Cut The Rope: Experiments. This particular physics-based puzzle game is the second title in the franchise where players want to get the candy to their little hungry monster named Om Nom. Getting the candy to Om Nom is only part of the goal. You also want to try and get all three…
 
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  • Toll-Free Data Would Benefit Consumers, but Where’s the Money?

    Joe Pawlikowski
    23 May 2013 | 5:30 am
    At the time of ints conception, toll-free phone lines made a world of sense. Many businesses wanted to encourage phone sales, but hefty long distance charges created friction for the consumer. These businesses could ease that friction by purchasing an 800 number that would essentially transfer the long distance charge from the consumer to the business. That is to say, Ma Bell didn’t care how she got paid so long as she got paid. Toll-free numbers still exist today, though they really only serve the function of creating an easier-to-remember phone number (i.e., it’s easier to…

  • You Don’t Know Jack Now Available for Android

    Joe Pawlikowski
    21 May 2013 | 5:30 am
    A little bit of serendipity hit my inbox yesterday. On Saturday, while looking for something to do, my wife suggested we play video games. Fine by me. She rummaged through our drawer of PS3 games and nonchalantly said, “We have You Don’t Know Jack, but I’d just wipe the floor with you anyway.” Game on. We played, and she beat me — she always does. It reminded me of just how much I love that kooky little quiz game. Much to my joy, a press release showed up in my inbox this morning touting the availability of You Don’t Know Jack for Android. You might…

  • Deal: Free Shipping on any Straight Talk Phone

    Joe Pawlikowski
    17 May 2013 | 5:30 am
    In yesterday’s piece on the Google Galaxy S4, commenter TurboFool asked me an interesting question: “Are you completely unaware if [sic] the huge market of prepaid SIM-only carriers so many of us are switching to now?” As the guy who also runs Prepaid Reviews, I’m certainly aware that these services exist. At the same time, I’m not sure I’d spend $650 on a device like the S4 and bring it to one of these carriers. (His point about stock Android stands, though. I know plenty of people who rooted their Galaxy S3 models just to get rid of the TouchWiz UI.) The…

  • Google’s Unlocked Galaxy S4 Shows Lacking Value in Unlocked Phones

    Joe Pawlikowski
    16 May 2013 | 5:30 am
    Anyone paying attention to the internet knows that Google announced a while bunch of goodies yesterday. On the mobile front, Google Play Music All Access looks stupendous. It’s like Spotify integrated into your Google Play Music library, rendering Spotify and other music apps redundant for Android users. While that announcement garnered plenty of attention, Google did announce another mobile development. They will sell the Galaxy S4, unlocked, for $649. Reportedly the announcement drew boos from the Google I/O crowd due to the price tag. It defies our expectations for what a phone…

  • BlackBerry Continues Trying To Be Everything To Everyone

    Joe Pawlikowski
    15 May 2013 | 5:30 am
    If your target market is everyone, then you’ll target no one. I’m not sure who said that originally, but it might be the simplest, most helpful advice for any marketer. Apparently BlackBerry continues to feel it is the exception to the rule, despite past failures trying to be everything to everyone. Let’s run down what BlackBerry announced yesterday at BlackBerry Live: The BlackBerry Q5, a QWERTY BlackBerry 10 handset that is slated for emerging markets. The BlackBerry 10.1 upgrade that will allow, among other things, BlackBerry Z10 users to run Skype. BBM Channels, which…
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  • Manual Update Galaxy S Advance I9070 with DXAMD1 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware

    Pradeep Neela
    25 May 2013 | 11:10 am
    …Samsung Galaxy S Advance I9070 smartphone can now be updated with the Jellybean 4.1.2 firmware which has been officially released by Samsung. This firmware is dubbed as DXAMD1 which comes with many bug fixes and new features which also includes the Multi Window capability. So, before we proceed to check on how you can apply this update, you need to make sure that you have followed all the quick pre requisites which we have mentioned below.(This is a preview of the article from Android Advices Click on the Title to read the entire entry.)

  • Manual Update Galaxy S2 GT I9100 with XWLSU Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware – Tutorial

    Pradeep Neela
    25 May 2013 | 10:20 am
    After XWLSS for Galaxy S2 smartphone…, you can now enjoy the latest firmware of Jellybean 4.1.2 which is dubbed as XWLSU Jellybean 4.1.2 as it comes with many bug fixes related to the camera and overheating. So, let’s check out on what are the quick pre requisites which we have mentioned below and then we will be proceeding on to the next step where we have summed up the detailed guide on how to apply with this firmware update.(This is a preview of the article from Android Advices Click on the Title to read the entire entry.)

  • Manual Update Galaxy Xcover 2 S7710 with XXAMD2 Jellybean 4.1.2 Firmware – Guide

    Pradeep Neela
    25 May 2013 | 3:27 am
    Samsung Galaxy XCover 2 S7710 can now be upgraded with the latest version of Jellybean 4.1.2 firmware which is dubbed as XXAMD2 which comes with many bug fixes and new features. So, let’s check out on what are the list of pre requisites you need to follow before heading to the detailed guide on how to update. This update for XCover 2 smartphone is the Official update released by Samsung and not a beta or custom ROM firmware.…(This is a preview of the article from Android Advices Click on the Title to read the entire entry.)

  • Chrome 28 Lands in Android with Google Translate Option – Download APK

    Pradeep Neela
    24 May 2013 | 9:31 pm
    Chrome Beta has now arrived with the updated Google Translate feature and this time it comes to the smartphones and tablets. This is one of the biggest notable changes in the Chrome Beta browser as when you navigate the any foreign language page either on your phone or in the tablet, you will be having a native option to translate the language.…(This is a preview of the article from Android Advices Click on the Title to read the entire entry.)

  • Huawei Ascend P6, World’s Slimmest Phone & with Metallic Finish – Specs, Features & Availability

    Pradeep Neela
    24 May 2013 | 9:15 pm
    Huawei is working hard to win hearts of the users by coming out with feature rich smartphones without compromising on the built quality and some of the core features. On the similar lines, Huawei Ascend P6 just got leaked which comes with a plush dark aluminum finish along with the premium looking curves with a whole new refreshing design. After looking at this phone, you will actually think of HTC One smartphone which too has a similar kind of kinky aluminum design.…(This is a preview of the article from Android Advices Click on the Title to read the entire entry.) Related posts:…
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  • Speck CandyShell for Motorola Atrix 2

    admin
    10 May 2013 | 3:33 am
    The CandyShell for Motorola Atrix 2 from Speck combines the flexibility and protection of a soft rubberized case with the durability and scratch protection of a sleek hard shell in a seamless single-piece design. The result is a case whose soft, colorful rubberized interior keeps your Motorola Atrix 2 insulated from bumps and knocks, while [...]

  • Wireless Central Cases for Motorola Atrix 2

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    13 Apr 2013 | 4:33 am
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  • Trident Kraken 2 Case for Motororola Atrix 4G

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    13 Apr 2013 | 4:33 am
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  • Mybat Cases for Motorola Atrix 2

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    13 Apr 2013 | 4:33 am
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  • Electromaster Hard Skin Case Cover for Motorola Atrix 2, Various Design

    admin
    13 Apr 2013 | 4:33 am
    Tags: -, 2, Atrix 4G, Brand, Case, Cover, Crystal, Design, Dog, Electromaster(TM), for, Hard, MB865, Motorola, New, Paw, Skin
 
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  • Facebook owns up to Home flaws, vows to push out quick fixes

    10 May 2013 | 8:34 pm
    It’s difficult to tell whether Facebook Home has been successful or not since it has been downloaded more than 1 million times so far but has also been bombed with negative reviews that could mean it has a short shelf life. Technology Review reports that Facebook is acknowledging that its first attempt at creating its own Android overlay has some flaws and it is vowing to fix them in future releases. Continue reading… BGR

  • New ad shows that HTC is literally fighting dirty [video]

    ae917
    10 May 2013 | 8:34 pm
    When we advised HTC to start fighting dirty a while ago, we didn’t expect them to take us quite so literally. In a new ad for its flagship HTC One smartphone, HTC shows off its new Blink Feed interface that the company bills as a single live stream that’s constantly showing the latest updates on all your apps, thus making it easier for you to find new data without switching through all your apps individually. In the new ad, HTC shows users of rival devices “digging” on their phones for all their apps as piles of dirt start to appear around their feet. HTC One owners,…

  • $99 Ouya game console delayed until late June

    9 May 2013 | 8:34 pm
    The $ 99 Android-powered Ouya game console has been delayed by three weeks and won’t be available until late June. Ouya CEO Julie Uhrman noted that the delay is self-imposed to ensure that there is enough stock to “satisfy all the early orders.” The executive also revealed that the company has received $ 15 million in additional funding from various firms including NVIDIA. The new capital will be used to “support OUYA’s growing game development community, and meet increased demand for the upcoming retail launch.” The Ouya, which has some new competition…

  • LG mystery phone to debut on May 30th, likely the Optimus G2

    8 May 2013 | 8:34 pm
    Tired of seeing Samsung and HTC hog the limelight for Android handsets this spring, LG is planning to launch a new smartphone of its own on May 30th. Per Techradar, LG has sent out press invitations for a May 30th event in Macau for the unveiling of an unnamed smartphone that in all likelihood will be the sequel to the Optimus G. The tagline on the invitation is “ImaGination Begins,” with an emphasis on the “G,” so it’s almost a sure thing that the device will be some new variation of its Optimus G series that includes both the original Optimus G and the new…

  • Google might open retail stores specifically for Google Glass

    7 May 2013 | 8:34 pm
    Although we’ve long heard rumors about Google’s plans to open its own brick and mortar retail stores to showcase its Android and Chrome products, a new report suggests that the company may open stores dedicated solely to its wearable computing device. According to Business Insider, Google’s rumored retail stores will cater specifically to customers looking to buy Google Glass. The Glass brand will reportedly be front and center, with Glass specialists on site to help users test the highly anticipated device. Earlier reports had claimed that Google was interested in opening…
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  • Ekoore’s Python S3 includes Windows, Linux, and Android in one device

    Tyler James
    14 May 2013 | 11:08 am
      A new device from an Italian company Ekoore is sure to turn some heads with their Python S3. What’s especially intriguing is the fact that this tablet/laptop actually runs three operating systems. Whatever your flavor may be, the device includes Linux, Android, and Windows right out the box. Users will have the option between a large tablet or a laptop with a full QWERTY keyboard dock that includes a built-in battery, giving power to the entire device. The Python s3 has a touchpad, as well as two USB ports and an ethernet port on deck.   Consumers will have plenty of options…

  • [New game] Disney’s Toy Story: Smash It! available now for free

    Tyler James
    14 May 2013 | 10:46 am
    Here’s one I can’t wait to share with my 5 year old son, a game that’s actually appropriate and doesn’t involve killing everything in sight. Disney has released Toy Story: Smash It! for Android, and it definitely looks awesome. In the new game, you play as Buzz Lightyear with an over-the-shoulder view. Using Buzz you will smash down puzzle building-type structures which were built by aliens, and shoot balls toward week points in the buildings. Toy Story: Smash It! looks to be a fun game obviously for the little ones, but adults alike can have some fun being a kid…

  • Blackberry Messenger coming to Android this summer, does anyone care?

    Tyler James
    14 May 2013 | 10:15 am
      If the incredibly popular BBM was the only reason to stick with the ol’ Crackberry, there’s no excuse now to not make the jump to Android and finally put the Berry in a drawer. Announced at Blackberry Live this morning, Blackberry Messenger is expected to be ready by summer for multiple platforms.  BBM for Android and iOS is expected to have groups, voice chat, and screen share. The messaging service will run on any Android device 4.0 and above. Blackberry Messenger is still very popular with international students, although I can’t see myself personally having any…

  • [New worthy game] Quiz of Seers is for smart people

    Tyler James
    13 May 2013 | 1:32 pm
        So many games to choose from, and yet another game for Android which caught my eye today. For all you brainiacs who love quiz games, be sure to check out Quiz of Seers. The new game from Blyts looks to already be getting great reviews. Quiz of Seers includes plenty of categories to choose from, 10 to be exact. Categories included are  TV/Film, Language, Cuisine, Games, Geography, History, Sports, Science, Art, and Music. Getting started is simple – choose your category and start playing in three game modes: Single, Versus, and Live. Round one will give you 4 possible…

  • Nova Launcher 2.1 update rolls out, brings new wallpaper interface and more

    Tyler James
    13 May 2013 | 12:39 pm
      Since I have found Nova Launcher, I have yet to find a launcher I like more. Over this last weekend, Nova Launcher rolled out an update bringing it to 2.1, bringing some slick new features. Features included are the ability to smoothly swipe through themes, giving the overall choice of icons and wallpapers a much better experience. Also included is the ability to change individual icons from your app drawer, which comes in handy when your icon pack doesn’t skin a specific icon. The guys over at Droid-Life have made a nice video pointing out the newest changes for 2.1 – feel…
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  • Press Images of the Elusive Nexus 4 in White Have Leaked Out – Model LG E960W

    Alexander Maxham
    25 May 2013 | 7:29 pm
    Anyone tired of hearing about the White Nexus 4? Well if not, the press images of the device have just leaked out. There’s no real surprise in the aesthetics of it. It looks just like the black Nexus 4, which is in my hand right now, but the back and sides are white. It still has that black bezel. We are still hearing rumors that the white Nexus 4 will be coming on June 10th with a new version of Android and possibly a new Nexus 7. The folks over at Android Police have grabbed the exclusive on these images, so we’ll tip our hats to Artem and his staff. We’ve seen this same…

  • Further Proof of Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom Surfaces

    Brian Houghton
    25 May 2013 | 7:19 pm
      The Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom – the long rumored extension of the S4 lineup that includes a fully integrated zoom lens – is looking more and more to be something that we really will be able to get our hands on someday.  Our sources indicate that we the Galaxy S4 Zoom will not simply be a full size Galaxy S4 with a zoom lens affixed to one side, but rather it will feature a smaller screen alongside the following rumored specs: Screen resolution of 540 x 960 Pixel aspect ratio of 1:1 16 megapixel digital camera 10x optical zoom This makes sense when one thinks about the trends…

  • Featured Review: Case-Mate Carbon Fiber Case for the Galaxy S4

    Alexander Maxham
    25 May 2013 | 12:10 pm
    It’s time to take a look at another case for the Galaxy S4. So far we’ve taken a look at a couple of Cygnett’s Galaxy S4 cases and I’ve been rather impressed by them. Today, we are looking at the Carbon Fiber case from Case-Mate. That company may sound pretty familiar because they’ve made some great cases for other flagship devices in the past, and they have not disappointed us this time around. The Carbon Fiber case is made of lightweight plastic which protects your brand new Galaxy S4 from scratches and dents, etc., There’s also a soft interior which rubs…

  • AH Primetime: What If Nokia Made an Android Phone?

    Darren Bates
    25 May 2013 | 10:14 am
    If you’re anything like me. your first mobile phone was probably a Nokia. My first phone was, a trusty Nokia 3510i. It had a color screen, supported MMS, and the sides lit up when I had a call or a message. If my talk-time was low, I could get two weeks from a single charge. That’s how many people regarded Nokia – the company which was once synonymous with making mobile devices. In a relatively short time they’ve gone from global domination to pretty much feeding off the scraps of Android and Apple (although Nokia still have sizable market share in the developing…

  • Droid Daily 5/24/13: Chromebook, Verizon, Todo Pro Beta, and More

    Alexander Maxham
    24 May 2013 | 7:34 pm
    Acer’s C7 Chromebook Getting an SSD Looks like Acer’s C7 Chromebook is getting a bit of an upgrade. It’s said to be getting a 16GB SSD option but it’ll remain at $199. It’s still a great device for the price, especially if you live in Chrome. Verizon’s “Cloud” Launches on Galaxy S4 and Droid DNA Because Verizon had to create their own Cloud, where you get a whopping 500MB for free, they’ve now pushed it out to be available on iOS in addition to the Galaxy S4 and Droid DNA today. Todo Pro beta Launches on the Play Store Another personal…
 
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  • Order & Chaos Duels

    Becheru Alexandru
    18 May 2013 | 9:37 am
    Remember those good old days when you were a kid and used to play with all your friends with trading cards of all shapes and sizes? Personally, I’ll never forget those Yu-Gi-Oh days and will always hold those memories quite dear. I used to love playing with those cards all day long. This Android Game [...]

  • The Amazing Spider-Man

    Becheru Alexandru
    17 May 2013 | 9:36 am
    Same as with the Dark Knight Rises game, don’t get your hopes up for this one unless you have a really strong phone / tablet. Heck, there’s a minor issue with this game to take into consideration, and since you’re probably going to pay a lot of money to get it, I deem it important [...]

  • Galaxy S4 Screen – DisplayMate Review

    Becheru Alexandru
    16 May 2013 | 9:33 am
    Much has been said about the Samsung Galaxy S4. Many things might have been said out of too much excitement or other factors could have been involved. However, few professional reviews actually put the emphasis on what really matters. DisplayMate, one of the heavier names in the screen review business, actually put out their opinion [...]

  • HTC One – New Microphone

    Becheru Alexandru
    14 May 2013 | 9:33 am
    If you’ve been paying attention to recent events, you are probably aware of the few minor inconveniences that HTC encountered when they decided to release the HTC One flagship. There was that small incident with the shortage of components that slightly hindered their manufacturing, thus making them reduce the number of devices. Well, that problem [...]

  • Galaxy S4 Exynos 5 Octa Benchmarks

    Becheru Alexandru
    11 May 2013 | 9:33 am
    As you may be well aware, the Samsung Galaxy S4 was a phone that came out with 2 different versions of hardware. One of them had the Snapdragon 600 chipset on it, where as the other one had the company’s own Exynos 5 Octa playform installed. Since the phone came out, the internet has been [...]
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  • [Deal] Amazon wireless has the AT&T Galaxy S4 on sale for $168 (upgrades included); Sprint Galaxy S4 $149

    Zack Nebbaki
    29 Apr 2013 | 12:21 pm
    It has become a habit of mine to hit Amazon Wireless everytime there is a major Android device launch. They usually offer them at prices that other retailers can’t usually beat, especially during the first week of release. Just like they did with the HTC One, Amazon is now offering the AT&T model of the S4 for $168 when you sign a two year contract, $32 cheaper than everywhere else. Both new accounts and upgrades are included in this promotion. On a side note, the Sprint version of the Galaxy S4 is offered for $149.99, and that’s for new sign-ups only–upgrade prices are…

  • Official: Samsung unveils the Galaxy Tab 3, an affordable option to the Note 8.0

    Zack Nebbaki
    29 Apr 2013 | 11:53 am
    Samsung announced today the release of the Galaxy Tab 3, as a successor to the Galaxy Tab 2. And it looks like, the Korean company is more than committed to the Note 8.0 design because they included a physical home button in the Gtab 3. As far as specs are concerned, the new slate will pack a 7-inch WSVGA display with a 1024 x 600 resolution, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB/16GB internal storage options, 3-megapixel rear camera, 1.3-megapixel front camera, WiFi a/b/g/n, USB 2.0, Bluetooth 3.0, 4000 mAh battery and Android 4.1. The Galaxy Tab 3 WiFi will launch globally sometimes…

  • Samsung’s 16GB Galaxy S4 comes with 45% of used storage out of the box

    Zack Nebbaki
    27 Apr 2013 | 7:35 am
    There you have it folks. As I stated in the title, the 16GB model of the Samsung Galaxy S4 comes with 45% of storage used out of the box. This means that you’d only get 55%–of course without inserting a microSD card. It is known that carriers along with phone manufacturers usually pack their phone with all kinds of bloat. Packing 45% of the total of available space is a bit too much. If you have picked one up at your local AT&T or Sprint store, you can check your storage by going to your settings menu, clicking on the ‘More’ section then selecting Storage. My…

  • Budget Android tablet HP Slate 7 now available with Beats Audio for $170

    Zack Nebbaki
    26 Apr 2013 | 7:18 pm
    Announced back in February, the budget-friendly Android tablet HP Slate 7 is now on sale for $169.99. With this affordable price tag, the slate 7 could be a good tablet for first time Android users–or maybe for Beats Audio fans. Here is the list of specs: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean 1.6GHz ARM A9 dual-core processor 1GB of RAM 7-inch 1024 x 600 display 8GB of internal storage with nicroSD expansion (up to 32GB) 3-megapixel rear camera VGA front camera 3500 mAh battery Beats Audio These features aren’t really that bad if the Nexus 7 ($30 more) didn’t exist–oops did I just…

  • ‘It’s really been a great week for us’ says HTC President, pokes at Galaxy S4 reviews

    Zack Nebbaki
    26 Apr 2013 | 6:05 pm
    I am pretty sure that you guys have seen the Samsung marketing machine at full tort weeks before the launch of the Galaxy S4. Well, despite the millions and millions spent in advertising the phone, the reviews from tech blogs have been just good. Almost every review included a comparison with the HTC One which is, in term of design, a work of art. It looks like HTC is keeping a close eye at the competition. HTC’s president, Mike Woodward, said that his company is happy about the HTC One sales this week. “”We look at [the Galaxy S4 reviews] through the lens of the HTC One,…
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  • Cydia Substrate Arrives on Android!

    Root Android
    15 May 2013 | 3:36 am
      Some of you might be wondering why we are talking about Cydia and iOS stuffs. Well, here’s why : Cydia’s developer Jay Freeman a.k.a Saurik has brought in Cydia Substrate to Android! And unlike iOS, you could get it directly from the Play Store. Many Android users would have thought about having Cydia on [...]

  • CyanogenMod 10 ROM for Samsung Galaxy GT-I5510 [Unofficial]

    Root Android
    6 Nov 2012 | 5:22 am
      Thanks to a member (Ajay191191) from XDA, the Samsung Galaxy GT-I5510 users can now have a taste of Jelly Bean through an unofficial CyanogenMod 10 port. And many users have stated their positive feedbacks for this CyanogenMod 10 ROM. But a few issues to be pointed out about this ROM are : Partially working: [...]

  • Pre-Rooted Stock Android 4.1.2 JZO54K ROM For Motorola Xoom

    Anuroop
    4 Nov 2012 | 8:30 am
      Motorola Xoom, the very first Honeycomb tablet was released to its users back on 2011, May. The device came out with a lot of decent specs including the Dual-core 1 GHz Cortex-A9 CPU, Nvidia Tegra 2 T20 chipset and a ULP GeForce GPU. Xoom holds a 5 MP primary camera and a 2 MP [...]

  • Unofficial CyanogenMod 10 Port For Samsung Galaxy R

    Anuroop
    31 Oct 2012 | 5:45 am
      Samsung Galaxy R, the device which received a lot of criticisms due to its hardware problems can now have the very new Jelly Bean. XDA senior member Adam77Root with the help of senior member karthik050782 has developed an unofficial CyanogenMod 10 port for the device. Though in alpha state, it has got an impressive list [...]

  • CyanogenMod 10 Lands For ASUS Transformer TF700T

    Anuroop
    30 Oct 2012 | 8:04 am
      Though the news of CyanogenMod 10 landing on various devices have started to slow down, it has not yet stopped completely. Now, CM10 has landed for the ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T. Fortunately, we have a long list of features which are working well. But there are some known issues with tethering, camera force closes [...]
 
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  • Nightmares from the Deep (Android) app for $0.99

    25 May 2013 | 5:36 am
    Set sail on a mind-boggling pirate adventure! Dive into an epic journey as a museum owner in pursuit of an undead pirate who has kidnapped your daughter, taking her away in his ghost galleon. You quickly realize that the undead pirate is entangled in a tragic, centuries-old love story, and wants to resurrect his mistress with the youth’s life force. With danger lurking in every corner, you must act quickly to save the young girl's life before it is too late. Travel through haunting seas, ruined fortresses, and bone-covered catacombs as you uncover secrets from the past! More info

  • Mountain Crime: Requital (Android) app for $0.99

    25 May 2013 | 5:35 am
    Someone is killing the guests at a mountain resort, and you could be next if you don't solve the mystery at the heart of this thriller! Take the role of a doctor who's summoned to a remote hotel to tend to a patient, and hold on to your sanity as you discover the first victim moments upon arriving at the retreat. As night falls and a storm rages outside, you'll question the other guests, search for clues and become entangled in a noose that tightens with your discovery of each new body. To escape with your life, you'll need to scour hidden object scenes for useful items, crack…

  • Sacra Terra: Angelic Night - Kindle Tablet Edition (Android) app

    25 May 2013 | 5:33 am
    The demons of the Seven Deadly Sins have broken free of their fiery prison and taken up residence in Sacra Terra! Use your cunning to defeat each demon and rescue humanity from destruction! As you explore a decaying hospital, unlock the secrets of a medieval abbey, and search eerie catacombs, you'll receive help from a pure spirit known only as Angel. Who she is and what happened to her is just one of the shocking truths you will uncover as you find well-hidden clues, gather useful items, and solve cleverly designed puzzles!++ More info

  • Totemo HD (Android) app for FREE

    24 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    Totemo is a puzzle game set in enchanted realms with a witch doctor guiding you through 100 logic tasks. Play at your own pace or in survival mode for an extra challenge. You can weigh carefully your next move, or just stroke your moves intuitively, letting the solution emerge in front of your eyes. Travel to mysterious destinations of the past and uncover hidden mysteries. Unloose the spirits and break the spell. More info

  • Mahjong Artifacts: Chapter 2 (Android) app for $0.99

    24 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    Mahjongg Artifacts: Chapter 2, a highly addictive game with millions of players, takes tile-matching games in an exciting new direction. Pair up tiles to dismantle hundreds of layouts. Gather pearls for purchasing special powers, utilize a selection of groundbreaking powerups, earn trophies, and enjoy the game's beautiful graphics and rich audio. There's more than enough tile-matching action in Mahjongg Artifacts 2 to keep you tapping the screen for months!+ More info
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  • Benefits of Two-way Social Media Engagement

    Moderator
    21 May 2013 | 5:27 am
    Communicating with customers used to be done on a very personal level many years ago. It used to be as grassroots as knocking door-to-door or entertaining patrons at a retail store or showroom. If you had customers from far away places, they would have had to call long distance or write you via snail mail and all this changed only upon the introduction of tollfree numbers and online tech that made email possible. More or less, these were the only ways open to companies to source customer concerns and to tap into their consciousness. The same logic applies when you take the idea of…

  • Smartphone Sales Surge According to Gartner

    Moderator
    15 May 2013 | 5:59 am
    According to Gartner (a leading technology research and advisory company) the worldwide smartphone market in sales grew by 42.9 percent year-over-year in Q1, 2013.  Gartner pegs the total number of sales at 210 million units driven by the smartphone sales surge. However, the total market saw little growth with overall mobile phone sales increasing at a rate of  just 0.7 per cent growth, as feature phone sales dropped off by 21.8 per cent year-on-year. Looking at the data from a world/geographic perspective, Asia-Pacific was the only region of the world to show growth in total handset…

  • Virtual Coins increase with Amazon’s Virtual Coins

    Moderator
    14 May 2013 | 6:44 am
    If you are an Amazon Kindle Fire owner, you are now the lucky owner of 500 free Amazon Coins.  Think of each coin as being worth the equivalent of 1 cent which makes the 500 coins worth $5.  These coins can be used to purchase games, apps, along with items inside games and apps.  This is Amazon’s response to the rise of virtual coins or digital coins like bitcoins that art being used on the internet as currency without borders. Amazon Virtual Coins Can Save up to 10% Amazon’s Virtual Coins are available to purchase at various discounts to actual value depending on the volume of…

  • How to Recycle Old Posts for New Content

    Moderator
    14 May 2013 | 6:11 am
    The need for fresh, useful content has grown significantly as Google has tightened up its algorithm and started penalizing sites who are delivering anything less than the very best content. Yet coming up with amazing ideas for new blog posts that are unique, innovative, and useful is a tall order. How do you come up with such informative and ground-breaking content several times a week so that you can keep your blog at the top of search results and keep getting the traffic you need to make your site a success? In the past, you may have been able to spin or re-share your old content. That…

  • How Does T-Mobile like the iPhone 5?

    Moderator
    8 May 2013 | 10:31 am
    After six long, agonizing, (did I say long) years, T-Mobile finally began selling the Apple iPhone (the iPhone 5 is the flagship iPhone, of course).  T-Mobile is the fourth place carrier in the United States and since offering the iPhone starting on April 12th, T-Mobile has sold the iPhone 5 to more than half-a-million (500,000) customers.  Obviously, that many sales in less than one month indicates quite a pent-up demand for Apple’s flagship smartphone. T-Mobile really needs this to succeed.  They customarily have blamed the lack of offering an iPhone for the massive customer…
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  • 10.1" Acer Iconia Tab A210 Tablet 16GB A210-10G16U for $179.99

    24 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    This Acer Android Tablet comes with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system Along with a 1.2GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core mobile processor allows you to stay connected and productive on the go. Built-in 802.11b/g/n wireless LAN Connect to the Internet without wires. 1GB DDR3 memory For multitasking power. 10.1" WSVGA high-definition widescreen multitouch display With a 16:10 aspect ratio and 1280 x 800 resolution showcases movies and games in stunning clarity. 16GB eMMC on-board memory Offers plenty of storage for photos, music, movies and more. NVIDIA GeForce graphics For lush images.

  • 7" Lenovo IdeaTab A2107 8GB Tablet for $119.90

    19 May 2013 | 6:00 am
    7.0" TN 1024x600 resolution, 5-point multi-touch, Bright 350 nit display 8GB eMMC Storage Android™ 4 Ice Cream Sandwich Operating System Arm Cortex MTK6575 A9 1.0GHz Processor 512MB memory Expandable up to 16GB eMMC WiFi b/g/n, Bluetooth® 4.0, Professional A-GPS Ports: Micro-USB (type AB), Micro-SD card, 3.5mm audio and mic jack Stereo built-in speakers, Microphone 2MP rear camera, 0.3MP front camera for video chat Up to 10 hours of browsing over WiFi 7.56" x 4.8" x .45", .9 lbs-- More info

  • 7" Samsung GT-P3113TSYXAR Galaxy Tab 8GB Tablet for $159.99

    15 May 2013 | 11:55 am
    Slim and stylish, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 is a tablet suitable for people on the move. This Samsung tablet PC is powered by a 1 GHz dual-core processor and is loaded with the Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system for quicker multitasking. The 7-inch display of this tablet delivers clear and sharp images at a resolution of 1024x600 pixels. Boasting Wi-Fi, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 lets you wirelessly surf the web, check e-mails and stream videos. The rear-facing 3 MP fixed-focus camera of this Samsung tablet PC lets you capture decent images, while the VGA front-facing camera allows you…

  • 10.1" Acer Iconia A700 Android Tablet Tegra 3 1.3GHz Quad-core 32GB A700-10S32u for $298.86

    14 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    Screen Size: 10.1" Operating System: Android Processor Type: NVIDIA Tegra 3 Processor Model: T30S Processor Speed: 1.3GHz Processor Core: Quad-core Cache: Not Available System Memory (RAM): 1GB Memory Technology: DDR2 Memory Card Supported: microSD Storage Capacity: 32GB Display Screen Type: Active Matrix TFT Color LCD WiFi Standard: Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n HDMI Output: Yes Battery Type: Lithium polymer Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GPU Digital Camera: Yes Digital Camera Pixels: 5MP WiFi Built In: Yes Bluetooth-Enabled: Yes USB Ports: 1 Touch Screen: Yes GPS Enabled: Yes ENERGY STAR Qualified: Yes…

  • 7" Samsung GT-P3113-TS8A Galaxy Tab 2 1Ghz Dual-Core Processor 8GB Tablet for $149.99

    13 May 2013 | 9:00 pm
    Technical Specifications: 1.5GHz Dual-Core processor 8GB on-board storage memory 7.0" touchscreen, 1024 x 600 resolution Built-in 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth v3.0 Additional Features: Back 3MP webcam and front webcam USB 2.0 port 8GB on-board storage memory, additional memory via microSD card slot Lithium-polymer 4,000mAh battery Weighs 0.76 lbs; 7.60" x 0.41" x 4.80" dimensions Software and Applications: Android 4.0 OS (Ice Cream Sandwich) Gmail, Google Search, Google Talk, Amazon Kindle, YouTube, Google Movie Maker, Games Polaris Office, Samsung Apps, Android browser and Google Play…
 
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  • Balling on a Budget? Try Hisense's New $99 and $149 Android tablets

    Anthony Muzonzini
    25 May 2013 | 7:19 pm
    Hisense has just released two new affordable tablet computers with decent specs. The two tablets which will be priced at $99 and $149 will be sold at Walmart stores. The New Line of Cheap Android Tablets From Hisense / © CNET  (This is a preview - click here to read the entire entry.)

  • Google Drive App Gets A Makeover

    Anthony Muzonzini
    25 May 2013 | 6:10 pm
    Google Drive, the file storage service launched 13 months ago has got a new user interface and a bunch of new features in the mobile app version of the service Google Drive gets a new look on mobile devices / © Google Play Store  (This is a preview - click here to read the entire entry.)

  • Gameloft's Epic Released to Google Play Store

    Anthony Muzonzini
    25 May 2013 | 4:58 pm
    With the animated film, Epic, having hit theaters yesterday, Gameloft has also released a Android game of the same name to go along with the release. The animated film Epic is now available on Google Play / © Gameloft  (This is a preview - click here to read the entire entry.)

  • Top News of the Week: Android 4.2.2, S4, Tab, Note & Everthing.Me

    Loie Favre
    25 May 2013 | 11:00 am
    Every week at Android brings news of exciting innovations to the table for the enjoyment of our readers. This week, the main stars were the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean firmware Leak, a new Android launcher called Everything.Me, the Galaxy Note 8.0 and the Galaxy Tab 3.  © AndroidPIT(This is a preview - click here to read the entire entry.)

  • Social Networking: Public image is more important than privacy

    Loie Favre
    25 May 2013 | 3:00 am
    ''The times they are a changing'': while the guardians of privacy are crying their eyes out, a growing generation of ''public'' young people have other problems on their minds. Facebook and other social networks: thanks a bunch! Privacy? Don't need it! © AndroidPIT(This is a preview - click here to read the entire entry.)
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  • 5 Far-Fetched Apps That Would Be Fun to Develop

    Angela
    13 May 2013 | 6:06 am
    5 Far-Fetched Apps That Would Be Fun to Develop is a post from BlogoTechThere are thousands of smartphone apps on every platform. However, it’s not really true that there is an app for everything. If you have a Gold BlackBerry SDK 10, for example, you now have the power to create your own applications. Take a look at these five apps that don’t exist yet, but you could possibly develop one day. The “Bless You” App Does it make you sad when someone isn’t around to say “bless you” when you sneeze? With a program like adobe air it’s possible to develop your own apps. Every…

  • Netbook vs. Laptop: What’s the Difference?

    Lalit Indoria
    6 May 2013 | 12:13 pm
    Netbook vs. Laptop: What’s the Difference? is a post from BlogoTechHave you decided that you want to purchase a new computer, but you aren’t sure whether a netbook or a laptop is better suited for your needs? The answer depends entirely on what you plan on using your laptop for, as well as where you will be using it. What’s the difference between a netbook vs. laptop? Despite how similar they might appear at first glance, there are many features that distinguish a netbook from a laptop. Size matters On the outside of the machines, the most visually defining difference between the…

  • Top Marketing Strategies Learned from Pepsi

    Tom Jones
    29 Apr 2013 | 6:44 am
    Top Marketing Strategies Learned from Pepsi is a post from BlogoTechAlthough still being outsold my Coca-cola in most countries of the world, Pepsi has been able to maintain and grow into one of the largest soft drink companies out there. With amazing marketing campaigns, Pepsi still thrives as a business and will continue to see more and more people buy their products. Pepsi was first created in 1893 and was named “brad’s Drink”, which was soon re-named to Pepsi-Cola. After some time, in 1961, the name was shortened to just Pepsi as we all know and love. There have been…

  • [GIVEAWAY] Win A Premium WordPress Theme of Your Choice From Themefuse

    Lalit Indoria
    29 Apr 2013 | 6:17 am
    [GIVEAWAY] Win A Premium WordPress Theme of Your Choice From Themefuse is a post from BlogoTechAfter a long time, we are back with a giveaway for our readers that is hosted exclusively on BlogoTech. Fans of ThemeFuse should get ready to love the firm even more as they are now giving away three WordPress themes to our dedicated readers. That’s right! Three lucky people will get to choose from one of three top WordPress themes designed by ThemeFuse. The best part is that the themes come to them at no charge! This is great news to anyone who wants top of the line design and…

  • HOW TO Be a Part of Apple’s App Store: a Brief Tutorial

    Ashley Williamson
    24 Apr 2013 | 2:35 am
    HOW TO Be a Part of Apple’s App Store: a Brief Tutorial is a post from BlogoTechIf you’ve dreamed of having your own apps on Apple’s app store you are at the right place. This tutorial is going to browse through just how to do that. First you need to register as an Apple developer – this is free. Registering as an iOS developer however, costs you $99 USD. If you are a complete beginner, you will need to go to the iOS dev center and register. Create a New ID Creating a new, clean ID is suggested. It keeps your professional and personal lives different. You need to submit the…
 
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  • How to Increase a Slow Internet Connection

    Uzair
    17 May 2013 | 8:23 am
    If you find that you are waiting much longer than usual for websites and pages to load, or other applications are taking much longer to respond, there are a few tricks you can use to speed up your Internet connection. Make sure you go and get a Speedtest to determine first if it’s your bandwidth Written by Uzair at How to Increase a Slow Internet Connection for Geeknaut

  • How to Delete Computer History from Google Chrome and Firefox

    Uzair
    17 May 2013 | 8:20 am
    Your browsers record every site that you visit. This information can also be sent to browser manufacturer, and other applications can also retrieve and send this information to different destinations. You can and may wish to delete your browsing history. The procedures may be different for specific browsers, but the procedures are relatively simple.  Sometimes Written by Uzair at How to Delete Computer History from Google Chrome and Firefox for Geeknaut

  • How to Block a Website

    Brian S
    16 May 2013 | 8:11 am
    Sometimes you have a need to block a website.  Perhaps for the safety of a family member or even security reasons in the workplace.  Here are the easy steps to get this accomplished. This method can be used in any browser, but it requires the edit of your Host File. Before making any changes to Written by Brian S at How to Block a Website for Geeknaut

  • How to Increase Virtual Memory to Improve System Performance

    Mark S
    16 May 2013 | 6:37 am
    Your PC needs some free space in which to temporarily load information about the files applications, images, and just about everything that appears on the screen. The amount of available space or Random Access Memory will affect the operation of your PC. You can increase the amount of RAM with hardware, simply by adding an Written by Mark S at How to Increase Virtual Memory to Improve System Performance for Geeknaut

  • Common Cydia Errors And How to Fix Them

    Mark S
    14 May 2013 | 3:48 pm
    Cydia opens up a whole new world for owners of jailbroken devices with the extensive range of apps and customization options it offers. However, there are a number of common errors that most people come across when they use Cydia. Given below is a tutorial on how to fix some of these errors: User Unreachable Written by Mark S at Common Cydia Errors And How to Fix Them for Geeknaut
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  • Cheapest Samsung Android smartphone in India – Galaxy Star

    rramgude
    25 May 2013 | 11:42 am
    With the new launch of Galaxy Star(GT-S5282) ,Samsung has entered in competition of ‘5k PRICE RANGE‘ along with the popular Nokia Asha series and other domestic firms like Micromax and Karbonn. Previously, Galaxy Y was the cheapest device in Samsung’s portfolio and it was available for Rs 5,890. Now South Korean [...]

  • Hands-on with Samsung Galaxy SIII Leaked JellyBean 4.2.2 Firmware

    SahebSingh
    24 May 2013 | 1:05 pm
    Howdy Readers, Not soon before we gave you a firmware review on Leaked JellyBean 4.2.2 Firmware of Samsung Galaxy SIII, which had been incoporated with many new features of Samsung Galaxy SIV. Well the team actually had a hand-on analysis with the device firmware and finally got a chance of [...]

  • Intel to launch “Bay-Trail”, the next generation quad core atom chip

    kabir
    24 May 2013 | 10:35 am
    Intel Corporation is famous for its innovative CPUs which captured all the computer and laptop market. Intel also tried its hands in Mobile and Tablet market and got some success with its powerful x86 based processors. Intel is now ready with its new armor i.e. The Intel Atom Based Bay-Trail [...]

  • Micromax A110Q Canvas 2 Plus Comes With A Quad Core Processor

    pvg007
    23 May 2013 | 11:03 pm
    Hello guys, Today I want to show you something really interesting. Yes you’re going to read about the all new modified version of Micromax A110 Canvas 2, It’s called as “Micromax A110Q Canvas 2 Plus”. Micromax officially announced their all new device which comes with a blazing fast Quad Core processor. [...]

  • Ex-Nokia team members creates rival smartphone Jolla

    Nitish Shah
    22 May 2013 | 7:50 am
    Ex-Nokia team members creates rival smartphone Jolla A group made up of former Nokia employees has shown off Jolla, a new smartphone with a custom operating system known as Sailfish. The software has been built from the remnants of MeeGo,The group members were related to MeeGo development inside Nokia and they were [...]
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  • The Droid Life Show: Episode 25

    22 May 2013 | 9:00 am
    In episode 25 of the DL Show, it's all about last week's Google I/O. Well for the most part, because we also talked about Verizon's extremely weird CTIA press event, the correct way to say .GIF, and more. But the majority of the show is about Google Hangouts, Music All Access, the "Nexus Experience" Galaxy S4, and other I/O happenings.

  • The Droid Life Show: Episode 24

    8 May 2013 | 9:00 am
    In episode 24 of the Droid Life Show we focus a lot of our efforts on the upcoming Google I/O, which is going down next week in San Francisco. We also share a variety of thoughts on Google Glass, it's social issues, uses, and the privacy concerns of many. After that, we wrap up with apps of the week and our usual off-the-cuff chatter.

  • The Droid Life Show: Episode 23

    1 May 2013 | 9:00 am
    In episode 23 of the Droid Life Show, we talk Google Glass privacy concerns, the session list for this year's Google I/O, if Google Now on iOS matters to us as Android fans, Tim's thoughts on the HTC One, whether or not Blackberry has completely lost their minds, and more.

  • The Droid Life Show: Episode 22

    24 Apr 2013 | 9:00 am
    In episode 22 of the Droid Life Show, it's time to reflect on our reviews of the Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One. Once we are finished there, we have Verizon policy changes on our minds, Google I/O, and our favorite apps of the week.

  • The Droid Life Show: Episode 21

    11 Apr 2013 | 9:00 am
    In episode 21 of the Droid Life Show, we spend a fair amount of time discussing Facebook's recent direction to take mobile and Android seriously with Home and the HTC First. After that, it's conversation about the HTC One we have in house, what we hope to see from Google Babel, how awesome it is to see Motorola bootloaders come unlocked, and of course, our favorite apps of the moment.
 
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  • Why Cell Phone Locks and Required Data Plans Are Unfair

    Droidologist
    14 May 2013 | 5:20 am
    For the major cell phone carriers, their big selling point isn’t phones and plans. They get you in the little things, the add-on features that you don’t really need but that are nice to have. Where things get tricky is when the companies make the add-ons necessary after all, even if there’s no reason you technically need it. Two of... Read more →

  • Greener Phones – What to Expect

    Droidologist
    14 May 2013 | 5:17 am
    Everybody knows that the mobile phone is not the most environmentally-friendly device in the world but as the technology progresses we should be expecting manufacturers to start thinking about green issues with their designs. It would be great if we could buy a handset that has a reduced impact on the environment and a number of these suggestions are within reach... Read more →

  • Unique Way For App Developers to Reach Customers

    Droidologist
    14 May 2013 | 5:15 am
    If you want to earn revenue with your Android apps, then you’re going to have to put in the work. Sometimes, great apps fall by the wayside because they weren’t properly promoted by their developers. If you’re an app developer, it’s more than likely that you’ve your fair share of disappointments along the way. But, there are a few strategies... Read more →

  • Is Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for Android Any Good?

    Droidologist
    12 May 2013 | 4:06 am
    Do you remember the good old action-adventure video game called Grand Theft Auto: Vice City from the year 2002? Did you like it? Would you like to play it again? If you do, you do not have to sit behind a computer or Xbox to do so. You could easily play Vice City on your Android smartphone or tablet. In... Read more →

  • 3 Ways Not to Design Mobile Apps

    Droidologist
    12 May 2013 | 3:22 am
    Considering the rapidly-growing mobile app market with millions of active users worldwide, the mobile app development business has turned into a popular opportunity to attract impressive profits online. So if you are considering starting your own app development business, there are some important tips you may want to find out first in order to avoid the most common mistakes new... Read more →
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  • Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro I8552 Launched @ Rs.17900

    sadek
    8 May 2013 | 8:00 am
    Samsung has recently launched Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro I8552, The quad-core version of Samsung galaxy Grand, with a price tag of Rs. 17900.  This phone comes with Qualcomm MSM8625Q Snapdragon 200 chipset and 1.2Ghz quad-core processor, 5MP camera, Andro 203 GPU, 4.7 inch TFT touchscreen display, HD video recording capability and Dual standby SIM. Samsung has [...]

  • Samsung galaxy s duos price slashed to Rs. 11849

    sadek
    3 May 2013 | 4:59 am
    After official launch of galaxy S4 Samsung reduced the price of Samsung Galaxy S Duos from 16900 to 11849. This is a great step to enable a larger number of people to have this good-looking android smartphone. If compared with other smartphones of this price-range this is the cheapest and has more qualities than any [...]

  • Increase Your Android Device’s Battery life with JuiceDefender Application

    sadek
    2 May 2013 | 8:33 am
    Increase Your Android Device’s Battery Power with the JuiceDefender Application While your Android device (Smartphone) has undergone great transformation that has led to slicker and faster phones, one thing has not satisfactorily been addressed; the battery life. In most cases, you rarely go through a day without recharging the battery. Thinking of going through three [...]

  • Viber Messenger: Free Calls & Messages

    sadek
    21 Apr 2013 | 10:26 pm
    The Viber messenger is a cross platform messenger for mobile phones. Viber has edge over its competitor because it comes with a voice chat feature which is quite good. Viber does not require any sign up and on install integrates with the contacts list. It is a feature packed free app. The Viber messenger supports [...]

  • Samsung Galaxy S 4 TV commercials

    sadek
    10 Apr 2013 | 10:31 pm
    Samsung Galaxy S 4 was announced last month on 14th of March, now Samsung has started promoting this flagship product. Samsung has released Samsung Galaxy S 4 TV commercials as a part of their advertising and marketing campaign. Like Galaxy S III Samsung is going to spend a lot of money to promote this product, and to beat other [...]
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  • How to Root Verizon Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 with Motochopper

    Rashid Saeed
    23 May 2013 | 9:00 am
    Good news! You can now root Verizon Galaxy S4 SCH-I545 with Motochopper. The tool, created by djrbliss, works perfectly to root VZW SGS4. The device has just started shipping to customers today and they will be able to get the root access right away. It’s a bit complex for Verizon devices though as you first (Read More...)

  • Install Orange UK Galaxy S2 I9100P 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Update

    Rashid Saeed
    21 May 2013 | 3:35 am
    Orange UK Galaxy S2 Jelly Bean update is now rolling out. Orange has just released I9100PXXLSQ firmware update that brings Android JB 4.1.2 to Galaxy S2 I9100P smartphones. It will take some time before the update reaches all devices. You will be able to install it on your device either via OTA update or using (Read More...)

  • Google Plus 4.0 for Android brings Location sharing, improved photos & Hashtags

    Rashid Saeed
    20 May 2013 | 9:06 am
    Google has just released Google Plus 4.0 (apk) for Android. The updated app brings some really cool features to Google+ Android app. These are in addition to what Google announced last week at I/O 2013 event. If you are a regular Google+ user, you will definitely find these new features really useful. The app will (Read More...)

  • Download & Install Leaked Android 4.2.2 for Galaxy S3 (I9300XXUFME3)

    Rashid Saeed
    20 May 2013 | 2:52 am
    The official Android 4.2.2 for Galaxy S3 I9300 has been leaked. The leaked firmware I9300XXUFME3 is now available for download and brings Android Jelly Bean 4.2.2 JDQ39 to I9300 Galaxy S3 smartphones. It’s an early leak of a pre-release, test version of the firmware while the development is still in progress. However, you can download (Read More...)

  • Google Wallet 1.6-R96-v16 released with support for Sprint HTC One, Galaxy S4 & Note 2

    Rashid Saeed
    16 May 2013 | 7:13 am
    You can download and install Google Wallet apk on HTC One, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 2 (Sprint) and US Cellular Note 2. The support for more Android devices comes after Google announced the functionality to send and receive money using Gmail and Google Wallet at I/O 2013 keynote. Earlier, Google Wallet was available for limited (Read More...)
 
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  • Harnessing the Power of Mobile Devices in Business

    nick kolakowski
    22 May 2013 | 10:51 am
    Harnessing the Power of Mobile Devices in Business (via slashdot) So many consumers have adopted better, faster smartphones and the latest tablets that business leaders are compelled to adopt enterprise mobility as the next big thing in the evolution of business technology. Most companies have invested heavily in enterprise technology and infrastructure that still… The post Harnessing the Power of Mobile Devices in Business appeared first on Dice News.

  • Linux, Constantly Moving

    Rob Reilly
    20 May 2013 | 7:00 am
    One of the great things about Linux is that it’s constantly changing. New or improved versions of packages come out all the time. Take the case of LibreOffice. Version 4.0.0 came out a couple of months ago. Not long ago, 4.0.2 was released. I was most interested in two specific areas. First was the Impress Remote via Android capability that lets you control your Impress slides using your smartphone. You simply start your LibreOffice presentation, start the remote application on your smartphone, and use the up/down volume buttons to advance the slides. Unfortunately, this clever addition…

  • How Android Helps Avoid Awkward Social Questions

    Cat Miller
    15 May 2013 | 7:00 am
    Iceland’s population is part of a rather close family tree, which can make for some awkward social situations. While most people are likely to know whether they’re first cousins, there are always surprises, i.e., attending a family event and running into someone they’d hooked up with at some point in once-blissful ignorance. But now there’s a solution: An app. Specifically, the Islendiga-App. Cat explains. The post How Android Helps Avoid Awkward Social Questions appeared first on Dice News.

  • Pure Android Collection: An App Promotional Powerhouse

    Michelle Greenlee
    8 May 2013 | 9:17 am
    Introduced in October 2012, the Pure Android Collection on Google Play is an exclusive group of apps deemed worthy by Google’s Android Development & Design Teams. This group of apps is so exclusive only two have been accepted since the program’s inception last year. (Watch this episode of The App Clinic, where the collection is introduced to learn more about the criteria for selection.) “These apps represent examples that follow the Android design guidelines and coding best practices to create a great user experience that’s uniquely Android,” says Reto Meier,…

  • Netgear Contest Pushes Connected Appliance Apps

    Mark Feffer
    1 May 2013 | 9:15 am
    Netgear’s launched an app-development contest meant to encourage developers to create solutions for connected homes and businesses, and to join its Smart Network Developer Program. The winning developer will get $10,000, but of course all participants will be encouraged to market their apps through the Netgear genie+ marketplace. The company wants to offer consumers more options for interacting with connected devices, like refrigerators and other appliances, which are increasingly seen as potential development platforms. Cedar Milazzo, the company’s vice president of software engineering,…
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  • Upcoming Social Networking Sites

    admin
    19 May 2013 | 6:01 am
    New Social Networking Sites   In the digital age social networking has become a profound part of society. It has revolutionized the way humans can interact with each other; linking people from all over the world, allowing individuals to share as much or as little as their lives via an immense virtual platform. It has [...]

  • Accessorize Your Tablet !

    admin
    10 May 2013 | 9:59 am
    If you are a proud owner of a tablet, it could benefit you to be in the know about the latest Android tablet accessories accessories available for your device that could let you tailor it to meet your specific needs. Some accessories are functional, others are purely aesthetic, but in order for you to get [...]

  • Virus protection for android; Do you need it ?

    admin
    28 Apr 2013 | 8:21 am
      In an era where the Android Operating System is among the most widely used for mobile devices, your security is an important consideration. Since the internet came into existence there have been widespread outbreaks of malware (malicious software) and viruses that can, without adequate android virus protection, infiltrate your computer and cause all manner [...]

  • Choosing the best android weather widget

    admin
    13 Apr 2013 | 2:32 am
      Android Weather Forecast Widgets: Which One Will Shine For You!   Consumers looking for the best android/mobile weather forecast widgets will be happy to see there is no shortage of options. Whether you are searching for a free app that offers the essentials in a tidy package or are willing to dish out a [...]

  • The top 20 trending apps

    admin
    4 Apr 2013 | 5:55 am
    These are currently the top 20 trending apps that are available on the Google Play Store. 1.Candy Crush Saga; Candy crush is a highly addictive gem game. Now with 275 new levels. With more than 387k Likes & 10,000,000 downloads, this game is definately the bees knees! Completely free & definately worth getting. Happy crushing! [...]
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  • Install Sony Xperia Z Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean CM10.1 ROM Update

    udagama
    25 May 2013 | 8:43 am
    Sony Xperia Z now available Android 4.2.2 jelly bean CyanogenMod 10.1 ROM. This is an after market firmware. CM10.1 ROM is a community built. It’s an Android Open Source Project based, therefore you can experience jelly vanilla. In order to update Xperia Z to jelly bean CM10.1 ROM, you have to unlock the bootloader. Bootloader [...]The post Install Sony Xperia Z Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean CM10.1 ROM Update appeared first on Android Gadgematic.

  • Free Floating Popup Player For Watch YouTube Video With Multitasking

    udagama
    20 May 2013 | 8:53 am
    YouTube is one of the popular video hosting site. Now we can use floating popup player to watch YouTube video. There’s a native Android app for YouTube. Though it’s not rich in feature. Floating YouTube Popup Video (FYPV), is a third party Android app. Its ads free application. Using this app, you can send and [...]The post Free Floating Popup Player For Watch YouTube Video With Multitasking appeared first on Android Gadgematic.

  • Install Sony Xperia Neo V MT11 Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Update AOKP

    udagama
    17 May 2013 | 8:13 am
    Now we can update Sony Xperia Neo V MT11i and MT11a to the Android 4.1.2 jelly bean. This installation we use AOKP custom ROM. This  jelly bean ROM based on the latest AOSP firmware. AOSP mean Android Open Source Project. AOKP (Android Open Kang Project) ROM gives jelly vanilla experience. It’s not include Google and [...]The post Install Sony Xperia Neo V MT11 Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Update AOKP appeared first on Android Gadgematic.

  • Sony Xperia Ion LT28i Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Firmware Leaked

    udagama
    14 May 2013 | 8:21 am
    Android 4.1.2 jelly bean firmware for Sony Xperia Ion LT28i leaked. This version has all the Sony’s new jelly bean apps and features with other JB goodies. Such as Google Now. In order to install the leak version, you have to unlocked your phone bootloader. A few days ago I have posted Xperia S leaked firmware [...]The post Sony Xperia Ion LT28i Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean Firmware Leaked appeared first on Android Gadgematic.

  • Install Copy Free Android Cloud Backup And Auto Sync Application

    udagama
    12 May 2013 | 2:19 am
    Copy is a new cloud service that lets you save and sync your Android phone, tablet photos, video, files on your personal cloud. This service offers 5GB totally free space. If you need more space you can refer your friends to this service or purchase upgrade plan. Its free application offers many features than the [...]The post Install Copy Free Android Cloud Backup And Auto Sync Application appeared first on Android Gadgematic.
 
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