Going to Droidcon? Take 25% off admission with AndroidGuys discount
The Android-oriented congress Droidcon 2012 is taking place during November 22-23 in Amsterdam, Holland just like it did last year. The good folk from Droidcon are still accepting papers but a few speakers have already been confirmed, including engineers from both Google and Facebook about …
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Sharp introduces Feel UX, could actually be useful
Ever wondered what a threesome between Android, iOS and Windows Phone 7 would look like? Well, something like the new skin Sharp just introduced for its Japanese phones dubbed ‘Feel UX’. Feel looks nothing like stock Android, but it’s not a clone of another operating …
Cyanogenmod 9 nightlies reach the Galaxy S III
We knew it was only a matter of time for the Galaxy S III to get some official Cyanogenmod love, and here it is: the first official Cyanogenmod 9 builds from Teamhacksung have been rolled out to Samsung’s new flagship. The buglist is noticably short …
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High-End Samsung QWERTY slider pictured sporting a 720p display
All the Motorola Droids aside, there are really no high-end Qwerty Androids available… in this writer’s opinion. However, that fact might change very soon, according to Pocketnow. Well, alright – a 720p screen doesn’t necessarily mean a high-end processor, but it makes it a lot more …
LG LS970 ‘Eclipse’ leaks with quadcore Krait chipset
LG is known for its scoops: They were the first with a dualcore phone, the first with a 3D phone and they’ve done it yet again. Although the software leaves us wanting something better most of the times, we have to say: Using a …
Android 4.0 starts rolling out for German Galaxy Notes
Owners of a German Galaxy Note, rejoice! Samsung has quietly started the roll-out of Android 4.0, dubbed version number LPY, to German branded Galaxy Notes. Although you don’t necessarily have to own a German Note, your model number should be N7000 in order to install …
A hint of carriers to support the Galaxy S III?
The new Galaxy S III may be cool and all, but I’m sure we all remember the enormous amount of time it took to introduce the Galaxy S II in the US. Samsung’s new sign-up site for information hints at a relatively soon release of …
Draw Something loses 5 million daily users in a month
The higher they climb, the harder they fall, as is the case with OMGPOP’s most popular game, Draw Something. About a month ago, it had over 15 million users. A month ago, that is. App Data reports that the number of daily users signing in …
Galaxy S III announced, ‘inspired by nature’
Well, it looks like the cat is out of the bag. After months of mock-ups, fakes and leaks, Samsung has announced its new flagship: The Galaxy S III. Packing a whopping 720p HD Super AMOLED screen and a home-made quad-core Exynos processor (unless you’re on Verizon), …
JobsDB.com releases Android app
Live in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore or Thailand? Looking for a job on the go? It looks like we’ve got just the app for you. JobsDB.com, one of the major recruitment sites has just released an Android app with the following features: Search …
Eldar Murtazin claims Galaxy S III is complete, touts monster specs
By now, you might consider the Samsung Galaxy S III to be vaporware, but there is still hope, according to Eldar Murtazin. If the rumors are true, it will be worth the wait. The ceramic housing Murtazin speaks of is only one of the awesome …
DoubleTwist updated, brings some improvements
If you’re familiar with using substitutes for the stock Android apps, you’ve probably at least heard of DoubleTwist. It already was one of the best players on the Android Market — especially since it was free — and now it’s even better. The most significant …
Picture of Asus TF300T leaks, Transformer Prime successor?
Asus hasn’t even got rid of all the bugs in the Transformer Prime and yet there’s another Transformer on the way bearing the codename TF300T. Given the fact that the Tranformer Prime is still quite new and it would be unwise to release yet another …
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Google Docs updates tablet UI, adds offline support
Let’s face it, Google Docs never was the prettiest nor most functional app on Android and that’s quite a shame. Being an official Google app, you’d at least expect it to follow the design guidelines the very same developer stated. Another major drawback was the …
Kernel source released for AT&T Galaxy Note
Samsung is releasing the source code for the Galaxy Note on AT&T but there’s a catch. As you can see from the picture above, there are three different versions of the source. A clever reader from AndroidPolice found out that the only difference is just …
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