Archive for October, 2011
MonDriaNoid Live Wallpaper [V1.30]
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The Evolution of Nexus – What It Was, What It Is, Why It’s Here and Where It’s Going
So last week’s big announcements have all been wrapped up and we have the next edition of the Nexus phone on our hands – the Galaxy Nexus by Samsung. We’ve gotten a dual-core processor, Android 4.0 Ice Scream Sandwich, a 720p HD display and a lot more. But let’s take some time to see just how far we’ve come and [...]
Samsung Galaxy Nexus on Amazon UK, ships November 2nd
Who is ready for some Galaxy Nexus action? Apparently the folks from Amazon UK are ready to start the party because they’ve already posted up pre-orders for the Galaxy Nexus. We saw some order pages go up earlier this week but I get a better feeling ordering from Amazon than some smaller sites, not to mention they have a release date of [...]
Spotify adds Android Preview app with Facebook sign-in and sharing
Now that United States citizens have been welcomed with open arms, Spotify’s Android app is getting some much-needed love. The new version is available as a non-Market download from Spotify’s blog, showing off some new social features. Users can now log in with either their original Spotify credentials or by connecting to Facebook [...]
Tethras Takes Android Apps to the Global Level
Applications are part of what makes Android what it is today. Sadly, many apps don't make it out of American markets, mostly because of language limitations. Well, Tethras aims to solve that problem, as they've launched a Location as a Service (LaaS) platform. Tethras will allow developers to translate their apps into over forty (yes, [...]
Latest Gingerbread update for the Thunderbolt gets official, pushing out now
After a roller coaster of a ride, Verizon has officially announced the roll-out of software update 2.11.605. This update brings a slew of enhancements and features including the much anticipated Gingerbread (of course now, ICS is right around the corner). Users should grab their devices and hit Settings > Software Update > Check New to grab [...]
Lookout Mobile Security Heads to Tablets
Lookout Mobile Security wants to stay true to their product and provide security for all mobiles, so in addition to Android smartphones they have launched support for Android 3.0+. You can backup your photos, find your phone using the siren and the GPS locator feature, scan apps for virus and more. (Certain features are only available with a paid [...]
HTC Rhyme Heads to O2 UK
O2 UK is now offering the HTC Rhyme the Android device that HTC hopes will attract lots of female business. It’s a mid-range 1GHz handset with a 5 megapixel camera that can shoot 720p HD video. Android 2.3 graces the software front but we’re also greeted with the fairly new HTC Sense 3.5. We did a review on the device and the [...]
Amazon UK Updates 16GB SIM Free Galaxy Nexus Listing, Now Coming Nov. 2nd for £730.15
We’re not sure what happened between last night and now, but Amazon UK has made some drastic changes to their listing for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Instead of it arriving November 7th for £540, we’re now getting a date of November 2nd and a price of £730.15. That’s a pretty big difference for both the price [...]
Qualcomm’s Skifta app streams video and manages your DLNA devices
Qualcomm-Atheros is making a cloud push in a big way with their new Skifta service and app. Skifta is a system for DLNA-certified devices that allows streaming media by way of your phone from either your phone or your home computer, giving you options that previously required separate apps. Built-in free content from the likes of Picasa, Revision [...]
