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Android Jellybean 4.1 Announced, coming in July: Here’s what comes with it
Finally, Google has announced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (That’s two words, not one!) at Google I/O, with a release in July. So now, you’re thinking, what comes with it? Lets take a look: Expanded Notifications Notifications in the pull-down menu will now give out more …
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Google Nexus 7 is here, launching in mid-July
Ladies and gentlemen, the day is finally here when we see the first ever Google-branded tablet. Behold, the Google Nexus 7, an Android 4.1 tablet manufactured by ASUS. There’s no doubt that in it Google and ASUS have just made the most perfect Android tablet, …
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A quick review of Android 4.0.4 ICS on the Droid RAZR MAXX
Android 4.0.4 is finally rolling out to the Verizon Droid RAZR and Droid RAZR MAXX, and we got our hands on it. The update will make these 2 popular Droid phones up to date, at least until we see the next version of Android released at …
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32GB Samsung Galaxy S III phones on Sprint shipping now
I’f you’ve been upset about the delays in the GS3 , you may be soon cheering up. According to the Sprint forums, the 32GB version of the Sprint Galaxy S III is now shipping: “All 32GB Pre-ordered Samsung Galaxy SIII 32 GB phones are scheduled …
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CyanogenMod 9 RC1 now released for dozens of devices
CM9, the latest, most anticipated release of CyanogenMod to date, has been released out of beta and into RC1 (Release Candidate1). The ROM is out now for 37 devices. According to the official CM website: It wasn’t quick or easy, but we are extremely proud …
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Google spills the Jelly Bean at Googleplex
We knew from the beginning that Google would launch the next version of Android OS at the Google I/O 2012, but we still didn’t know the final name of it. Google cleared the air today though when they spilled some huge jelly beans in their …
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Google Music now keeps trashed tracks, allows you to undelete for 28 days
Any users out there using Google Music? I can tell you this: I personally use the heck out of it. Having as many digital tracks as I do, having a cloud-based system to stream down my music is great. Now, Google has announced a change …
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Vizio announces new Co-Star Google TV box at $99 with OnLive gaming support
Earlier today, we told you about the revamp of the Google TV home page, complete with new landing page and “How It Works” instructions. We also mentioned a new Google TV device directly from Sony – the NSZ-GS7 - which has our attention for sure. Now, …
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Qualcomm debuts Snapdragon SDK for developers
Qualcomm today announced its Snapdragon software development kit (SDK), designed to help Android developers leverage technologies found at the system-on-a-chip level. For example, developers can take advantage of features such as facial processing, burst capture for photos, surround sound, hardware echo cancellation, and more. Unveiled …
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Firefox for Android out of Beta, promises to upgrade your Android browsing experience
The folks over at Mozilla have been tinkering with Firefox for Android for some time now. Old versions always seemed to be very “beta” in the way they handled, with slowdowns being a norm and unhappy testers being the same. However, with the new version, …
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HTC Evo 3D ICS update comes to EMEA, Sprint users left wanting it too
So, you have an Evo 3D, and you want your ICS update? Good news! You’ve got it! As long as you live in Europe, the Middle East, or Asia, that is. HTC has rolled out the update to the EMEA market, yet US Sprint customers …
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Slacker debuts personalized Lifestyle channels with ABC Radio
Users can create a personalize news and talk station based on preferences and interests
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Google TV site gets revamped, Google I/O will probably see some GTV love
During last week’s podcast, we talked about what we were expecting to see at Google I/O this year. One of the predictions from yours truly was that we would see some Google TV love, and that Google wasn’t anywhere near ready to give up that …
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Verizon launching Droid Incredible 4G LTE on July 5?
Last month, Verizon Wireless officially announced the DROID Incredible 4G LTE, which is actually successor to Big Red’s famous DROID Incredible series of smartphones. Although Verizon is not planning to launch any phone from HTC’s One Series, but this device actually looks a lot like …
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List of Android Sandbox attendees for Google I/O 2012
With Google I/O 2012 getting underway in just a few days time, we thought we’d take a look at the various companies expected to demonstrate apps and services in the Developer Sandbox. Rather than giving you a full rundown of all companies across every platform …
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