Verizon and AT&T Galaxy Note 2 confirmed
Today we have a few more screenshots of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 which suggest it will be coming to Verizon and AT&T. In addition to these two carriers, our friends over at BriefMobile are saying that this device will also head to Bell Canada. …
Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE review
When Android first broke onto the main scene with the G1, QWERTY keyboards were all the rage. Device after device was released with a physical keyboard for several years, some good and some bad (cough Moto Backflip cough). We’ve seen a trend over the last …
In Brief: Other Android stuff worth knowing (Sept 7)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, 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 passing manner. Consider …
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EyeEm 3.0 brings discovery to already wonderful photo sharing app
EyeEm, a great photo sharing app we’ve highlighted in the past, is back with a brand new 3.0 release. Details in this go’round include a discovery tool, sidebar navigation, an improved way to view photos, and more. With the new client it is not only easier to navigate the …
Google patents mutli-user face unlock, first step to multiple user accounts?
Back at the end of July we discovered some information on what could become multiple user accounts for Android devices. Now the pieces are beginning to come together, as Google has just received a patent on “Multi-User Face Unlock.” So imagine this: you’ve just finished writing an email …
Comparing the Nexus 7 to the Kindle Fire HD
Until yesterday, the argument for low-cost tablets revolved, for the most part, around the Kindle Fire and the Nexus 7. Today, we’re swapping out the Amazon tablet for something a little more powerful. We thought we’d put together a quick head-head list of the details …
EA Mobile optimizes titles for Amazon Kindle Fire family
EA Mobile is sending out an email today to advise that their games are now optimized for the Kindle Fire, and that new Kindle Fire HD. Titles such as The Game of Life, Tetris, Madden 12 and Plants Vs. Zombies are just some of the featured games they have …
Vector Unit releases Tegra 3-optimized Beach Buggy Blitz
Vector Unit, the developers behind the popular and incredibly addictive Riptide GP and Shine Runner , have just released their latest game, Beach Buggy Blitz. Like their last game, this one is designed with special features that only a Tegra 3 quad-core processor could deliver. …
Netflix app gets Wi-Fi only toggle
The official Netflix app for Android has been updated today and it brings a key, long-desired feature. Now, users can toggle a setting which tells the app to only work over W-Fi networks. This doesn’t sound like all that big of a deal, but it …
Keep a close eye on your phone, wallet, and keys with Linquet
We’re willing to bet that at some point in your life you have misplaced your keys, wallet, or phone. Heck, we’ve lost all three, and more times than we care to mention. Sometimes, we lose all three at the same time. Face it, we’re a …
Listen to AndroidGuys Podcast #128
It’s September 6, 2012 and we have just been given no less than three new Motorola Razr models. Nick and Scott dive into yesterday’s big announcements and grade Motorola for their efforts. Were they smart to unleash all of this in the final days of …
AT&T 4G LTE goes live in 7 markets, dozens more expected in 2012
AT&T spent the wee hours of the morning deploying dozens of separate press releases all of which pertained to their 4G LTE network. Rather than link to each and every one of them, we gathered things up as best we could and lumped it in …
Sprint launching Jelly Bean for Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S 4G today?
If you are on Sprint and right now using either the Galaxy Nexus or Nexus S 4G, then today might be your lucky day. Folks over at Phandroid got their hands on an internal leak shot of Sprint’s system, and it clearly tells us that …
Hootsuite acquires friendly rival Seesmic
Hootsuite today announced that they have acquired their longtime yet friendly rival Seesmic. The deal, outlined on the company blog, will see HootSuite continuing to support Seesmic, however business users will ultimately migrate over to HootSuite’s social media management toolset. Both CEO’s seem to be pretty …
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