And we have winners for the Samsung Galaxy S 4 Flip Cover and the SEIDIO Convert Case Combo for the Nexus 4. Head past the break to see if you won. Read the rest of this entry »
It sucks to receive your highly anticipated device much later than you expected when you ordered. HTC has been having a tough time keeping up with the demand for the One. Many customers who ordered the device are still waiting for it hit their doorsteps. HTC is looking to help ease the pain with this offering of a free $25 Google Play Store Credit. If your order was affected by the delays, HTC could be sending you this free gift to your email soon. Read the rest of this entry »
Google is doing an excellent job at making their apps more useful for Android users. The latest update to Google Drive adds a host of cool new features. Cloud printing, a new look that brings the UI closer to Google Now and more have been implemented in the latest update. The app looks great and it looks better on larger screen devices. Check out the full change log of features below and click here to download the app now from the Google Play Store. Read the rest of this entry »
CTIA used to be a show where big things were announced in the mobile phone industry. In recent years it’s become a dull and boring event with very few if any interesting announcements. This new retail store falls right in line with the recent woes faced by CTIA. Today, Verizon and Jennifer Lopez announced Viva Movil.
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Intel and ZTE have teamed up to bring us the Grand 2. It’s powered by the Intel Atom Z2580 processor with clock speeds up to 2GHz. It runs Jelly Bean and features a 4.5 inch 720p display, 1GB of RAM and an 8MP rear camera. ZTE will be launching this device in the third quarter for an unannounced price. Take a look at the full press release after the break for more information. Read the rest of this entry »
NEC Medias X 06E will be released in Japan for NTT DoCoMo and it will be the first time we’ve seen a smartphone released with a liquid cooling system. The system isn’t as sophisticated as those you’d see on a high-end gaming computer but it does dissipate het from the Snapdragon 600 that powers the device. The system moves the heat from the CPU to other parts of the device. Other features include a 4.7 inch 720p display, NFC, digital TV and Wi-Fi. NEC isn’t expected to launch this device in more areas but the liquid cooling technology could make its way onto other devices in more regions. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’re a fan of the classic game and want to relive the experience of playing Sonic the Hedgehog, you can now do that right from your Android device. SEGA has released the original game in the Google Play Store for just $3. The game has been optimized for Android and you can now play with Tails and Knuckles for a new way to explore the game. Or you can just run through it with Sonic to relive the traditional gameplay of the title. If you’re interested in adding this to your collection, we highly recommend you do that, click here to grab it now. Read the rest of this entry »
Sony is continuing their support of the development community by opening up AOSP for the Xperia Tablet Z. Sony says this was done due to the success of the AOSP release for the Xperia Z smartphone. You can click here to download the code and help the project move along all while building cool new things for Android. Keep in mind this is for developers so there could be some issues to work out. Everything looks pretty solid on the video demo posted below. Read the rest of this entry »
We’re still not sure what initiated Samsung to change the NFC technology in the Galaxy S 4 but they did and now you need to buy new TecTiles. If you haven’t heard of them before, TecTiles are handy little tags that you can strategically leave them around in certain areas that trigger certain functions on your device when you touch the device on them. This comes in handy to auto set your alarm at night, switch the phone to silent and so much more. You can find out more information about these tags and to purchase by clicking here. Read the rest of this entry »
Depending on what market you live in, you might have fond that getting your hands on the HTC One hasn’t been an easy task. Especially if you’re on T-Mobile as the device has yet to hit all stores and it’s been sold out online off and on since it was released. HTC has announced that soon those issues should come to an end. The company is planning on doubling the production of the One and building even more devices in June. If you’ve been looking for the HTC One, soon finding one will be much easier. Read the rest of this entry »
