Wikipedia has just launched their official app at the Android Market. It became available just a couple of days ago. The giant online encyclopedia is currently down in protest of SOPA and PIPA. So if you can’t access the site, their app is currently fully operational. Here are the features: Save article to read later [...]
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A few new features have rolled out to the Google+ mobile site allowing users greater interaction with top content. A new “What’s Hot” pane can be accessed by swiping right of your main “Circles” feed. Doing so will showcase the current top posts from all Google+ users. To see who is making content hot, users [...]
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The Google+ Android app is about to get an update which, among other things, now includes the What's Hot section. What's Hot is a useful portion of the web version in that you can see some of the most popular posts and stories floating around Google+. Now with it translated to mobile, you can access [...]
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YouMail announced this morning a new partnership with online retailer LetsTalk.com, which will preload the visual voicemail app on select Android and Blackberry devices sold through its site. In addition, LetsTalk.com will power the YouMail Online Store, which will be accessible through YouMail and will be custom tailored to your current carrier and plan. The [...]
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The Motorola Xoom, the first tablet to launch with Google’s Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS is going to be the first tablet to officially get updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Users over at the XDA Developers forums are reporting that their Wi-Fi Motorola Xooms in the U.S. have received a system update brings ICS [...]
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There have been some rumors online that Samsung, or perhaps even HTC, are considering buying RIM. Samsung has already said these rumors are false and they are not trying to buy RIM: ”We haven’t considered acquiring the firm and are not interested in (buying RIM).”, said Samsung spokesman James Chun. Whether you actually believe Samsung or not, [...]
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A treat for the night owls from Motorola — the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Wifi only Motorola Xoom looks to be rolling out right about now. Reports say it's Android 4.0.3, and everything is the same as the recent “project” that started last week. It's an OTA, and like all OTA's will roll [...]
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Holy gee-willikers, Batman! Remember the HP TouchPad fire sale that set the internets a blaze a few months ago? Well, I’m definitely kicking myself for missing out — especially after seeing this. Like a doubting Thomas, I didn’t have much faith in our wonderful Android modding community (or that the TouchPad would have much support [...]
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Our Jan. 17 Android Wallpaper of the Day comes to us from member JeffDenver. He brings us this nice little design of colored marbles, in a stylish three-dimensional pattern. Download this wallpaper See all new Android wallpapers Share your own Android wallpapers … Continue Reading Here Android Wallpaper of the Day – Marbles Phil Nickinson [...]
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Since the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 we have been talking about the new Elite service being offered by Activision which brings a bunch of features to the game both statistically and socially. We also mentioned that there would be a companion app for Android which, even though ended up being delayed, [...]
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I scream, you scream, we all scream when we can’t update to Ice Cream. That’s the tune some Transformer Prime owners are singing after being unable to update their supertabs to the latest version of Android’s delectable desserts. As so often is the case when dealing with Android updates, a bug has presented itself in [...]
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There’s no doubt that just like the year before it, 2011 was a tremendous year for Android. Even though many like to lump all Android devices into one as far as market share is concerned, not all is “kumbaya” in the world of Google’s mobile OS especially when Android OEM’s compete viciously with each other [...]
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ASUS has said that a 3G version of its extremely popular Transformer Prime will not be coming into production by the end of Q1 if at all. Actually, they even said “no such product exists on its current roadmap”. For some, 3G capabilities within a device is their highest selling point particularly to those who [...]
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Adobe has just released a couple of security, compatibility and bug-fixing updates for their Flash Player and AIR Android apps. The updates can be found at the Android Market. Here are the changelogs: Flash Player: This update to Adobe Flash Player 11 includes compatibility with Android 4 supported devices, performance improvements and bug fixes related [...]
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HTC has continued updating their developer site bootloader unlock tool with new devices and this time around they've gone ahead and added: HTC Desire Z HTC ChaCha HTC Aria Droid Incredible HTC Status T-Mobile G2 If you have any of those devices, and are wishing to have the bootloader unlocked then you can hit up [...]
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Microsoft has been pretty shameless and unapologetic about licensing patents to Android manufacturers, for an OS they didn’t make or own. Of course, they would have you believe like they did have an impact on making Android, but who actually believes that? Does anyone actually think Google tried to somehow reverse engineer and copy Microsoft’s [...]
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Adobe’s released a pair of updates for their Android plugins, Flash and AIR mobile, today. Little more than security and stability additions can be had here, of course, because Adobe’s no longer adding new features to their mobile products. If you don’t remember, they backed out of the mobile Flash and AIR game to instead [...]
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We’re not sure how believable this one is but rumor has it that Verizon will be getting the Samsung Galaxy Note. Apparently it will be headed to store shelves as the Samsung Galaxy Journal. This comes just days after AT&T revealed that they will soon be carrying the device themselves. The “Journal” name fits, [...]
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Description: mysms brings a lot of versatility to your carrier SMS/MMS service. Imagine the convenience of being able to use your carrier SMS account to send and receive messages, view your message archive and have everything synced across all of your devices. This is exactly the solution that mysms offers you. They provide apps for [...]
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Well CES has come and gone and we saw a lot of great new devices as well as some questionable ones. That being said, many of you are itching for some new hardware. There’s been quite a few blockbuster Android releases here lately and a handful more in the immediate future, so…what happens to your [...]
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The U.S. International Trade Commission has just delivered their preliminary ruling in the case of Motorola vs. Apple. It states that Motorola Droid phones are violating Apple’s patents. The Cuppertino-based company first filed their complaint against Motorola back in October 2010, claiming that the Droid, Droid 2, Droid X and other devices were infringing some [...]
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A lot of people have been wondering our stance on the whole SOPA and PIPA issue going on these days and being a part of the game industry as well as in a community such as Android where openness is valued part of everything. With that said we clearly opposed SOPA and PIPA and always [...]
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True die hard Android fans like to show their pride for the best mobile OS. So in addition to recently acquiring an official Android beanie, and to give my Dyzplastic Android a new friend, not too long ago I picked up the articulated Android Plush from ThinkGeek. Designed and manufactured by ThinkGeek, this 9″ Android has [...]
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When you think of Huawei, you probably think of cheap, entry-level phones. After all, that is what they’ve been releasing here in the United States for a long time. Things are about to change though, because Huawei is looking to get into the high-end smartphone market with their Ascend P1 and Ascend P1 S. We [...]
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The numbers are in and it looks like CyanogenMod by a landslide! The number of official CyanogenMod installs has nearly reached 600,000, and when combined with unofficial KANG installs, that user base has now crossed the 1 million mark, with thousands more each day. This is a landmark achievement for Android’s custom ROM community. Here’s [...]
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You may remember a few days ago when Nvidia revealed ASUS’s plans to introduce an affordable 0 7-inch Ice Cream Sandwich tablet for the masses, powered by an quad-core Tegra 3 processor. Well, guess what? We were able to get our hands on an early prototype of the 370T and captured the whole thing on [...]
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We headed over to the LG Booth for our appointment and what we were really interested in was the new LG Spectrum HD LTE Android phone which is also coming with Super Street Fighter IV. That particular game also came with the LG Nitro and can only be played on an phone that has a [...]
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Over the past year or so, manufacturers have gone crazy with the new models, trying to one-up each other with a phone that came a week later and was 5% better. This was and still is very short-sighted of them, and it has only led to faster commoditization of their products and dilution of their [...]
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I had resisted getting a Honeycomb for a long time. It’s true that I had apps on my iPad that just didn’t exist for Honeycomb, but the real reason why I held out was that there just wasn’t anything out there that compelled me to buy.In the middle of December I could resist no more [...]
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The folks at The Verge sat down with Motorola Mobility CEO Sanjay Jha here at CES and he had a couple of interesting quotes that might ruffle a few feathers. Firstly, he said that Motorola wants to make fewer Android devices each year. I see nothing wrong with that as OEMs do tend to over-saturate [...]
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One of the first items we walked right into when the doors open yesterday was the Intel booth and there they had a prototype of their upcoming Intel Android tablet. Coming from Lenovo, this particular tablet will be running Ice Cream Sandwich when it is released. Read more… … Continue Reading Here [CES2012] A quick [...]
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The Consumer Electronics Show isn’t an Android specific event, but Android has been one of the stars of the show of late. Last year there was a load of Android product announcements, and sadly quite a few of those products flopped (looking at you Dell) before this CES even began. Still, it was a great [...]
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Hipmunk, the popular flight search service has updated their Android app! The updated app now allows you to find hotels, in addition to flights, and book them, too! Prior to the update, only flight earches were possible in the Android app. If you needed to search for a hotel, you had to head to the [...]
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Today, at CES, Intel announced a multi-year partnership with Motorola, a new phone from them featuring Intel Atom in 2nd half of 2012, and also a Lenovo phone with Atom that is coming out in Q2 this year. The Atom processor is pretty much the same old Atom processor we’ve gotten used to regarding performance, [...]
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If you're making use of Kindle for Android on an ICS equipped device then you may have noticed it has some slight issues with freezing when you launch it. If you never noticed it — awesome but if you have, there is now an updated version available the addresses the issue. It's labeled as v3.3.2 [...]
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