NVIDIA explains “fifth core,” HTC launching it at MWC?
Just a few hours ago, we mentioned a mysterious post from HTC on their Facebook page, a simple phone with the number 5 in it, with the caption “this Sunday you’ll see something fast.” We were quite puzzled, until now. NVIDIA just released a blog …
Intel preparing to launch mobile processors at MWC?
Mobile World Congress is edging closer and closer, and rumor has it that Intel is planning to show off their first mobile-based processors there. Apparently, they’re going with the name of Medfield, at least for the time being, to refer to their mobile processors. We …
Previously filed patent could bring voice commands to Google TV
It appears that Google quietly applied for a patent back in September, that might just make Google TV a lot easier to use. Essentially, the technology they’re trying to patent would use an Android phone as a transmitter of sort, and the user could give …
Google steps up its check-in game with latest Google Maps update
We haven’t heard much from Google on their location-based Latitude service, until now. The Google Maps app was recently updated, and by extension, the Latitude service. The update brings something that just might help it compete with other services like Foursquare: a leaderboard. Now Latitude …
Best Buy planning President’s Day sale, BOGO on Droid Razr
President’s Day is right around the corner, and you know what that means! That’s right, it’s another excuse for retailers like Best Buy to give customers some deals on killer devices. This President’s Day, Best Buy is holding a BOGO offer on the Droid Razr. …
GameLoft releases Real Soccer 2012 for Android
If you’re a big soccer fan, then we’ve got some good news for you! GameLoft has just announced Real Soccer 2012, and it’s available for free from the Android Market right now! I could explain the game to you, but the video below does such …
Nook Color/Tablet and Kindle Fire finally get WordPress app
Just a two months after we saw a tablet-friendly version of the WordPress 2.0 Android app, the Nook Color, Nook Tablet, and Kindle Fire are all capable of running the new version. Users can download it from their respective app stores. From what we can …
Samsung not holding MWC press conference, what are they up to?
We’ve heard a few rumors about what the folks at Samsung have up their sleeves for MWC in Barcelona. There was the Galaxy S III, and more recently the Galaxy S II Plus, neither of which were confirmed. Well, we finally got our hands on …
Symantec discovers botnet targeted at Chinese users
Symantec, widely known for their Norton antivirus software, has just released a blog post that caught our attention, and it might even worry you as well. Apparently, Symantec has discovered a botnet that’s aimed at Chinese users on two specific networks (although the names of …
Phoenix Suns embrace Verizon’s LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1
This one caught us a bit by surprise, but nonetheless, the Phoenix Suns have partnered with Samsung and Verizon to make the LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1 their tablet of choice when it comes to the day-to-day operations of the Suns. They plan to also use …
Docomo and Disney announce pair of Android devices, Mickey Mouse fans rejoice
This one is coming from Tokyo, as Docomo and Disney have announced two Android handsets, presumably aimed at Disney lovers. First, we have the Docomo F-08D, which will be packing a 4.3-inch 720 x 1280 display, a 1.2 GHz dual-core OMAP4430 processor, and a microSD …
Norton opens public beta for password manager
If you’re like me, you have too many accounts across too many different services to count. You might have one password for all those, or you might vary it up every now and then, depending on the service. According to Norton, 38% of people they …
Rypple: a new social performance management app
Rypple, a web-based social performance service, just released an Android app, and it looks pretty interesting. Rypple is a tool for the office that lets employees and managers interact and give feedback on things. With this open dialogue, managers and employees will (theoretically) feel less …
Humble Bundle lets users choose where their money goes
Humble Bundle, a new game market for Android, has just launched, and it offers an innovative take on purchasing games. Essentially, you choose how much to pay, and you get four games on your Android, Linux, Windows, and Mac devices. Instead of paying for games …
GetGlue Android app updated, new features in store
GetGlue, a popular check-in service, has just updated their Android app, and there are a few new features included for users. Namely, the addition of an organized stream that lets you see what your friends have been doing lately. Comments are overlaid on top of …
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