-
Rumor: LG Optimus Big to Join LG’s Optimus Lineup?
According to a recent rumor, LG is in the midst of making a new handset called the Optimus Big. (Of course “Big” is only the codename.) It’s said this device will sport a 1 GHz single core processor, 4.3″ NOVA Display, and a T-DMB TV tuner. That …
-
Samung’s Droid Charge Has the Infamous Droid Red Eye
The Droid Charge (Stealth-V) had been spotted with the “Red Eye”. What does this mean? It means (not only is it close to a date launch announcment) that the Droid Charge will be another “Droid” branded phone for Verizon. Although, with no official word from …
-
Pulse 2.0 Adds Better Organization for your Feeds [VIDEO]
Pulse News Reader, a popular visually enhanced RSS reader, recently upgraded their application to version 2.0. In this update there are new features such as: Groups/pages for different types sources (preferred to group by source category) Up to 60 sources (three times the older 20 maximum sources) “Android” section in …
-
Motorola Dropping Android for their Own OS?
An insider recently said that Motorola is secretly planning a team of trained developers to create their own OS. They are doing this to lessen how much they depend on Android.
-
Sprint Update Brings Froyo and ID Packs To New Devices
According to a press release, Sprint will be releasing an OTA update for the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the Samsung Epic 4G. No, its not Gingerbread (Android 2.3), it just adds support for Sprint’s ID packs. The ID packs are essentially specially chosen application and …
-
Sprint Announces Nexus S 4G
Today Sprint announced a new device to their slowly growing, yet greatly improving line of Android devices. Sprint announced the Nexus S 4G, their fourth 4G phone. The Nexus S 4G will be sporting the same Super AMOLED screen that can be found on the T-Mobile’s Nexus S. Other specs are also just about exactly the same, so if you were hoping for a dual core Nexus S, you’re still going to have to wait.
-
Tutorial: Windows Phone 7 Theme for Android [VIDEO]
Love your Android phone but find yourself eyeballing that Window Phone 7 look and feel? We’ll help you get the best of both worlds with this tutorial!
-
Samsung Announces Two “Galaxy Players”
Today, Samsung announced two unique Android devices: the Galaxy Player 4″ and 5″. These two devices add to the Galaxy product line up to directly rival the Apple iPod Touch. Both will do most of things you expect from a phone-sized Android device: games, music, web browsing, …
-
Songbird for Android Frees Your Music [VIDEO]
Android has come a long way since the G1, but the stock music app has not. Many people rely on their phone as their main source for audio consumption and like to be greeted with a sleek, good looking UI. Thats where Songbird comes in. …
-
Netflix App Found in LG Revolution System Dump
AndroidPolice recently posted a full system dump of the upcoming 4G LG Revolution for Verizon Wireless. Through this dump, all seemed pretty normal, until a Netflix app was found. After testing this application, it works! Well, except for streaming video, which is probably the part you’re most …
-
App Review: TV Shows Stream
Be careful when it comes to sizing of the images. Anything over 500px wide will not display properly on the site, especially the home page. Otherwise, don’t sweat the comments that come with this.
-
Wave Launcher App Review [VIDEO]
Before you skip over this review because you love ADW Launcher EX or some other launcher, let me first say that is not a launcher, like a home screen launcher, its a launcher in the sense of quickly launching five applications.
-
Welcome To Android #1: How To Change Your Keyboard
Did you know that your Android powered smart phone has multiple keyboards? Well it does, and combined with the Android Market, there are dozens of different keyboards to download. Read or watch below to lean how to use this easy, yet very useful feature. Hope it helps!
-
App Review: Rom Manager [VIDEO]
Thinking about flashing a new ROM? How about a theme? Chances are you googled it and were just too overwhelmed with all the steps. Thats where Rom Manager comes in, you can easily flash roms, themes, make backups, restore backups, rename backups, partition your SD card, and more–all from …
 |
 |
 |
