This probably seems small, but one of the biggest annoyances I had with the web version of the Android market is how frustrating it was to navigate screenshots. Previously, if you opened a screenshot you had to close it before you opened another one. And you couldn’t just click away from the screenshot to close [...]
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It seems that a lot of Android tablet news is coming out of Computex already – we’ve already seen the Padfone and Eee Pad MeMO 3D from ASUS, the ViewPad 7x and 10Pro from ViewSonic, and now, the WIndPad 100A from MSI. The 10.1 inch WindPad 100A sports a 1280×800 IPS display with an unnamed [...]
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It appears that the folks over at AT&T have leaked (or have had leaked from underneath them,) a roadmap which reveals details on specs as well as release dates for several code-named devices, at least a couple of which will be (or would have been) running Android. The first is a colorful customer we’ve gotten [...]
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It’s often the case that a game does not necessarily have to be complicated in order to achieve success. The premise behind Chalk Ball is simple: keep a bouncing ball aloft by drawing lines on a chalk board, all while earning points towards a high score. Drawing shapes depletes your chalk meter, which is required [...]
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While Google released the Honeycomb update that brings resizable widgets, USB host support, and overall performance improvements to VZW XOOM owners during I/O, and Motorola dropped it on Wi-Fi only XOOMs late last week, all other Honeycomb tablet owners have been asking the same question: when do I get it- For owners of the Acer [...]
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If you’ve been looking for a 7 inch tablet without the bells and whistles of the HTC Flyer or the newly announced ASUS Eee Pad MeMO 3D, then it looks like ViewSonic may have your number, as it has just announced its newest Honeycomb tablet: the 7-inch ViewPad 7x. ViewSonic ViewPad 7x The ViewPad 7x [...]
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In an interview given with the Wall Street Journal today (May 30, 2011,) JK Shin, head of Samsung Mobile Communications, hinted at several important points, the most immediately important of which being that although they’d very recently reduced the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab (original 7-inch) to 9 – and that the “company would [...]
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NVIDIA’s still hammering away at Kal-El and the result of all their work on it seems to be turning out great. Their latest demo is one called Glowball. It shows off the power that Kal-El can give developers who need realistic and dynamic lighting engines. And more than that, it showed off the chipset’s ability [...]
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We first got a peep at the ASUS Eee Pad MeMO at CES earlier this year, but now it has become official… with a bit of a twist. Outwardly, it looks basically the same – until you throw it into landscape mode, that is. This activates a glasses-free 3D view for multimedia, movies, etc. Turn [...]
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Well what do you know, it appears that ViewSonic has beaten Dell to the punch and will be the first Windows 7 tablet manufacturer to run BlueStacks on a tablet. What the heck is BlueStacks, you might ask- Why, it’s Android on Windows PCs! What it essentially represents is a virtualization of Android on whatever [...]
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The founder of Notion Ink has updated the corporate blog with a number of changes that are coming to the company’s Adam. For those of you interested in the Tegra-2 powered 10.1-inch tablet, the company is also opening up sales again, albeit by invite only. We’ve covered Notion Ink’s tablet progress through a number of [...]
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Woaaah is me, and whoa is everyone else, because our favorite location for HTC ROMs ninja’ed from who knows where, 911HTC aka 911SnIpEr aka http://www.911htc.com/ is down for the count. We’ve had a longstanding post count expanding by the day here on Android Community coming from the fellow named 911SnIpEr, from the HTC ThunderBolt System [...]
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First, the G2X was reportedly being taken off of shelves because it had a few defects. Then T-Mobile silenced these rumors by saying it was just selling too well for them to keep in stock. Well, now there are reports going around that the G2X is having rebooting issues. In a typical perfectly worded but [...]
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We’ve already known a new Nexus phone was coming – that much was confirmed by Andy Rubin, the father of Android. What we didn’t know, however, was who would be making it, what it’d look like, and what kind of specs it would be rocking. The device pictured here is said to be manufactured by [...]
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Photo syncing is not a novel idea at all – there are countless solutions that do it on a regular basis, but instant photo uploading the moment it is taken is something I’ve been looking forward to for a long time. And now it’s here, thanks to Chris Soyars, aka ctso – one of the [...]
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Looks like the list of retailers preparing to sell the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (read our full review) is shaping up quite nicely. First we had Best Buy, and now it looks like OfficeMax is getting into the game as well, thanks to this comparison sheet snagged by our sister site, PreCentral. We’re all still operating [...]
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Still keen to pick up a Notion Ink Adam- It’s been a while since the first batch of Android slates went out, and Notion Ink has just thrown open the doors for a new round of orders. Meanwhile, Eden 1.5 – Notion Ink’s UI and multitasking system – is going out to existing owners later [...]
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If you are a fan of emulator apps on your Android device Google has taken a heavy hand to the apps recently. You might recognize the emulators Nesoid, Snesoid, N64oid, and Gameboid developed by Yong Zhang with the account name Yongzh. Apparently, Google has axed that developer account and pulled all of the emulators from [...]
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PureH2O has released an update to TigersBlood v2.1. The latest version is now 2.1. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Glacier/T-Mobile myTouch 4G CHANGELOG:First ReleaseBuilt from AOSP and a little CM7 Source codeBuilt Theme into ROM Framework (Tigersblood Theme)Added transition page animation to Framework (Flip and reverse)THIS IS A BASIC AOSP ROM [...]
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While the U.S. is in holiday mode today, the rest of the world isn’t taking the day off. And for manufacturer ASUS, today’s a big one, with the announcement of the Padfone at the Computex conferencfe. One part Android phone, another part Android tablet, the Padfone docks inside the tablet itself. One phone, one [...]
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PureH2O has released an update to Ginger_Sense v1.0 Glacier. The latest version is now 1.0. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Glacier/T-Mobile myTouch 4G CHANGELOG: DEODEXED ZIPALIGNEDREMOVED BLOATWAREADDED DSP MANAGER (WORKS GREAT)EDITED BUILD.PROP WITH LATEST AND GREATEST MODSREMOVED 4 OUT THE 5 THEMES (THEY WERE UGLY AND TOOK UP SPACE)ADDED BUSYBOX V1.19ADDED AMAZING [...]
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bosina has released an update to The Beast v1. The latest version is now 1. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Glacier/T-Mobile myTouch 4G Features:*Based on: Cm7 2.3.3*Nexus s Boot Screen*Thinkfreeoffice Injected*Google music*Qik Video injected too*Xda app included*Titanium Backup*LG Memo Ported and working*Swype Installer Added*All Gapps Updated*Removed The Signal, Ne… Continue Reading [...]
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eViL_D has released an update to Virtuous Fusion MT4G v1.1.0. The latest version is now v1.1.0. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Glacier/T-Mobile myTouch 4G v1.1.0 – WIPE (if you have a previous build installed, a wipe is recommended)New HQ weather “animations” thanks to emin3sku (pulled from Robociks RCMix S)Weather live wallpaper (also [...]
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faux123 has released an update to Nexus AOSP Gingerbread 2.3.4 v1.1.9. The latest version is now v1.1.9. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Glacier/T-Mobile myTouch 4G < Version 1.1.9 (Current, AOSP 2.3.4_r1) > Added glFinish() to prevent the impedence mismatch between multi-threaded surfaceflinger surfaces (framework)Disabled fsync in selected databases (framework)Webkit optimization tweaks [...]
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Exciting times for Android lovers down under. The HTC Desire S is going on sale on May 31 and the HTC Wildfire S is going on sale July 19, exclusively on Telestra. Says Ben Hodgson, Country Manager for HTC Australia and New Zealand: Australians are displaying an incredible appetite for adopting smartphones. HTC is committed to [...]
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Amazon has released their FREE app of the day, and today we have GAIA GPS by TrailBehind Inc. Not your regular GPS that’s going to get you to your local Starbucks, GAIA GPS is a Topographical GPS for those wilderness exploring people out there. Hit the trails and use GAIA GPS to find your location, mark your location and find [...]
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Open source developers need hardware to test the offering on and Linaro and Samsung have partnered to deliver a high-end solution to developer needs. The new device is called the Origen development board and the coolest thing about the little board is that it uses the same powerful Samsung Exynos 4210 chipset that you find [...]
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It looks like Asus is not stopping short of trying to pull a one up in the tablet and smartphone arena. We’ve seen the innovative Asus Transformer recently and we knew that the company was working on some kind of a phone/tablet combo which they planned on revealing at Computex tomorrow. Well, it looks like [...]
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Looks like Verizon Wireless has taken a page out of AT&T’s playbook, as the latest Gingerbread update for the Droid X now seems to detect tethering apps not approved by the carrier and cut off users’ data, replacing all requests with an upsale page for the official hotspot add-on. This is now the 2nd wave [...]
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We all know all there is to know about the Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone. The device has been very popular and sold a million units in South Korea alone so far. The smartphone is one of the more sought after Android offerings around. Another version of the Galaxy S II has now turned up [...]
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The folks over at Google have heard the crowd when it came to the online web version of the Android Market. The update consist of two major little itsy bitsy features that have seemed to have been missing from day one. Numero uno was the fact that “next” and “previous” buttons were non-existent in regards [...]
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ViewSonic has refreshed its Android tablet range, with the new 7-inch ViewPad 7x offering Honeycomb on a 1024 x 600 touchscreen, while the 10.1-inch ViewPad 10Pro gives a choice of Froyo or Windows 7 on an Intel Oak Trail Atom processor. The ViewPad 7x – which leaked earlier this month – has a Tegra 2 [...]
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MSI is on the tablet train at Computex 2011 this week too, and its Android offering is the WindPad 100A. A 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 IPS slate weighing 740g, the WindPad 100A has an unspecified dual-core Cortex A9 processor – we’re guessing NVIDIA’s Tegra 2 – along with 1GB of RAM, up to 32GB of [...]
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Samsung has announced that it has broken the 1m sales barrier for the Galaxy S II in South Korea, smashing sales records in the process. Meanwhile, mobile comms chief J.K. Shin has confirmed that a sequel to the GSII, aka the “Galaxy S III”, is planned for the first half of 2012, while a Samsung [...]
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ASUS is talking tablets at Computex 2011 this morning, and while we may have already seen the company’s PadFone, there are still a few surprises on offer. That includes the ASUS Eee Pad MeMO 3D, a glasses-free 3D update of the original MeMO Android Honeycomb tablet shown at CES 2011, with a 1024 x 600 [...]
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