[UPDATED with winner!!] Review and giveaway: Droidax EzyCharge GS3 wireless charging system
Update: The AndroidGuys team would like to thank everyone that participated via Facebook. The giveaway ended at midnight, and a winner was selected at random (using random.org to generate a number). So without further ado, the winner of the Droidax EzyCharge wireless charging kit is….. Jamarius …
Cygnett GS3 WorkMate case review
We’ve seen a growing number of hybrid cases as of late, incorporating both silicate-type materials and harder TPU materials together for slim protection. Cygnett took on the challenge of creating a great hybrid case for the GS3, and they called their creation the WorkMate. The …
Incipio GS3 Faxion review
Incipio is probably one of the most popular case manufacturers to date, with an almost never-ending list of products for a slew of devices. One such product is the Faxion case for the Samsung Galaxy S3, which I had the chance to spend some time …
Element Case GS3 Atom review
Element Case is widely known for making ruggedized accessories, and the Atom is no different. I had the chance to review this Galaxy S3 case, and I was duly impressed. The Atom’s main body is made of TPU material, but there are two distinct features …
Sulia Quick Launch app review
My quest to find interesting and useful productivity apps seems to never end, and this week I’m taking a look at Sulia Quick Launch. Quick Launch is a lockscreen replacement that offers users a bevy of functions and features to stay connected right from the …
Any.Do app review
Being a college student, it’s often hard to stay organized. My goal for this semester is to be more organized, prepared, and on top of things, and I couldn’t do that without some help. A few weeks ago, I ran across Any.Do on Google+. I’ve …
Q&A with Celltick, makers of Active Lock Screen
Last week I reviewed a nice little app called Active Lock Screen. It’s a simple, yet very functional lockscreen replacement that brings themes, plugins, and a unique UI. Shortly after publishing my review, I got the chance to have a quick Q&A with Celltick Technologies, …
SF Launcher Alpha app review
This minimalistic launcher redefines what launchers can be, and speeds up productivity in the process. If there’s one thing that Android is known for, it’s the plethora of home screen replacement apps. With countless choices that typically follow the same basic structure, I’ve been searching …
In Brief: 19 other Android-related things worth knowing (February 1)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, photos, videos, infographics, and Android-related news tidbits which, for whatever reason, did not end up with a post of its own on AndroidGuys. These are things that we still feel are worth knowing, even if in a …
Active Lock Screen review
Lockscreens are tricky. Most users (at least in my experience) like to stick with the stock lockscreen, because it’s simple and/or familiar. But as I’m constantly flashing new ROMs, I’m always on the lookout for a different spin on certain aspects of Android. Sliding Messaging …
Sliding Messaging review: A simple take on messaging
My name is Justin, and I’m a messaging app junkie. I constantly change messaging apps, test new ones for fun, and I’m never completely satisfied. I’ve somewhat settled on Handcent SMS over the last month or so, but I’m always open to trying out something …
T-Mobile announces LTE rollout, HD Voice, and more
T-Mobile just wrapped up their press event at CES, and they had quite a bit to announce. While nothing monumental was showcased, we got a peek at what Magenta will be up to in the coming year. T-Mobile’s CEO John Legere announced that T-Mo is …
Sony shows off Xperia Z and ZL, we’re impressed
Sony has just announced the latest additions to their Xperia line, the Xperia Z and ZL. We expected an Android-related announcement of some kind from them, and they didn’t waste any time in showing off their latest creations. Sony isn’t pulling any punches this year, …
Huawei announces the Ascend Mate, yet another huge phone that borders on being a tablet
We can’t really say we’re surprised by this one, but it’s still one of those announcements that we question anyway. Huawei has just announced the Ascend Mate, packing a quad-core processor, Android 4.1, an 8MP rear camera, front-facing shooter, and microSD support. But the biggest …
Velocity announces Cruz D610 and Q610, possibly their first tablets that aren’t mediocre
We’ve always known Velocity Cruz tablets to be.. well, certainly not the best. Outdated specs and poor build quality have haunted Velocity for years, but it appears that they’re catching up to the curve with their latest announcement. Meet the Cruz D610, pictured above. It’s …
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