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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Award Winning Rigonauts Coming Soon To Android Devices – Renews My Faith In Mobile Gaming
If you consider yourself an Android gamer and find yourself looking for another smash hit of “Sprinkle-like” proportions, let me point you to an award winning title called Rigonauts. Developed by indie developer Engient, the game is looking to make a splash onto Android devices (also, iOS and PC) next month. Rigonauts lets players plan out, design and unleash their gargantuan creation, in a physics-based battle royale Continue reading
Posted in Andorid, Developer, Device, Games, news, Phone, Uncategorized
Tagged crewlin, developer, device, engineering, faith, game, komandant, limits, rigonauts-crew, test-the-limits, video, wacky-weaponry, web, word-on-pricing
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A New Galaxy S III Prototype Appears – Shows Off Custom Virtual “Menu” Button?
A new Samsung GT-I9300 prototype has leaked onto the internets, posing once again for the camera. And while at first glace it seems as if there’s nothing new here, those with a keen eye will notice the inclusion of a new, what appears to be, a customized virtual menu button for Samsung’s TouchWiz’d UI on top of Android 4.0 (below). Continue reading
Posted in news, Phone, Tablet, Uncategorized
Tagged chinese, customizing, handsets, image, inclusion, place-on-top, prototype, Samsung, samsung galaxy s iii, skins, still-features, transition, virtual-buttons
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Samsung Galaxy Note For T-Mobile Spotted On Camera
After numerous leaks and hints that the T-Mobile version of Samsung’s 5.3-inch behemoth would be arriving in the future, the device has finally been spotted in the wild by TMoNews . And it’s not like we ever doubted it Continue reading
Posted in Device, Games, news
Tagged been-spotted, customers-out, device, future, handsets, make-the-jump, news, numerous-leaks, over-on-xda, Samsung, samsung-galaxy, some-tricky
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Google’s Terms of Service May Scare Users Away From Google Drive
When it comes to personal cloud storage, we have a lot of choices. We showed you guys a comparison by the numbers of various cloud services going head to head with Google Drive based on price point. But here’s something we may have overlooked — terms of service. Continue reading
Posted in Device, Phone, Uncategorized
Tagged based-on-price, competition, content, google-terms, image, Microsoft, microsoft-tribe, property-rights, services, terms, web
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Show your love for Android with this ridiculous hoodie
New in the Google Store (not the Google Play Store, that’s the Galaxy Nexus ) is this $50 hoodie that will let folks know from a mile away how much you really dig Android. Continue reading
Posted in Device, Phone
Tagged accessories, atop-the-hood, device, Galaxy, galaxy-nexus, gaping, google-play, google-store, humor, pretty-limited, store
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Show your love for Android with this ridiculous hoodie
New in the Google Store (not the Google Play Store, that’s the Galaxy Nexus ) is this $50 hoodie that will let folks know from a mile away how much you really dig Android. It’s green and fuzzy, but the giveaway is a set of antenna and eyeballs atop the hood, placing your head somewhere in the gaping mouth of the mobile operating system’s mascot. We never said it would make you look cool Continue reading
Posted in Andorid, Device, news, Phone, Tablet
Tagged atop-the-hood, device, Galaxy, galaxy-nexus, google-store, humor, mobile, pretty-limited
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Show your love for Android with this ridiculous hoodie
New in the Google Store (not the Google Play Store, that’s the Galaxy Nexus ) is this $50 hoodie that will let folks know from a mile away how much you really dig Android. It’s green and fuzzy, but the giveaway is a set of antenna and eyeballs atop the hood, placing your head somewhere in the gaping mouth of the mobile operating system’s mascot Continue reading
Posted in Device, Phone, Tablet, Uncategorized
Tagged accessories, atop-the-hood, device, eyeballs-atop, Galaxy, galaxy-nexus, gaping, google-store, humor, store
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Chrome for Android to soon lose beta tag
Chrome for Android could shed its beta tag “in a matter of weeks,” said Sunday Pichai shortly after the release of the app’s latest update . Pichai, senior vice president of Chrome and Apps, addressed the apps status in an interview with CNET , saying the major focus is on providing a stable, bug-free experience for users, a task his team at Google is currently tackling. Continue reading
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Chrome for Android to soon lose beta tag
Chrome for Android could shed its beta tag “in a matter of weeks,” said Sunday Pichai shortly after the release of the app’s latest update . Continue reading
Posted in Device, news, Uncategorized
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Chrome for Android to soon lose beta tag
Chrome for Android could shed its beta tag “in a matter of weeks,” said Sunday Pichai shortly after the release of the app’s latest update . Pichai, senior vice president of Chrome and Apps, addressed the apps status in an interview with CNET , saying the major focus is on providing a stable, bug-free experience for users, a task his team at Google is currently tackling. Chrome for Android first appeared on what was then called the Android Market back in February, and this week’s update, which brought desktop view functionality and homescreen bookmarks, is considered the second beta iteration of the browser. Continue reading
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