Thesnugg.com Nexus 7 case review
So you got yourself a new Nexus 7 tablet and now you’re looking for a carrying case with style. Take a moment and swing over to TheSnugg.com and check out their leather case, you might dig it. We’ve spent a few weeks playing with their Nexus …
Five for Friday: Android apps for sharing and synchronizing files
Fact: Android is pretty awesome. No other mobile platform makes it so easy to share a photo, email, thought, or file. Thanks to a great selection of apps, there are seemingly endless ways in which we can share something with our friends, family, or ourselves. …
Quarkie headphones review
Don’t laugh when we tell you this but some of the best-sounding headphones we’ve played with these last few weeks have giant viper snakes that stick out of your ear. No, seriously. Their called Quarkie, they look quirky, but they sound terrific. We tested two …
Jazz up your smartphone with a Bling My Thing case
Bedazzle that Samsung Galaxy S III with a case that speaks to your glamorous side.
Cruzerlite has accessories, shirts, and more for the Android lover
Are you a proud owner of a new Android device and want to do your part to protect it against scratches, drops, or scuffs? Do yourself a favor and check out the growing line of stuff over at Cruzerlite. We’ve had a chance to test …
X Tablet review
What we liked: The stock Android 4.0 experience is always nice as it keeps us from too much bloatware or extra software touches that sometimes get in the way of seasoned users. The HDMI port, microSD expansion, dual cameras, and pair of mini USB ports …
Five for Friday: Android apps for Pinterest fans
You’d have to keep your head in the sand to not know that Pinterest has taken off like crazy this past year. Seems like everywhere you turn, someone is sharing something (pinning) a blog post about some craft, recipe, or activity that they really adore. …
Phiaton PS 20 NC earphones review
First, let me preface this with a disclaimer: I love reviewing headphones and Bluetooth accessories for Android devices. Were I not in this position, I would have no idea just how good (or bad) some of these products are that I pass in retail stores …
Five for Friday: Android apps for buying and selling your stuff
Over the past few months we have helped you with apps that make it easy to save a buck or two and manage your finances. Thanks to AndroidGuys, you’re getting your life back in order and on the path to financial freedom. Right? So now …
Samsung Galaxy S III review (Sponsored Post)
What we liked: The Samsung Galaxy S III is heavy on hardware, but even heavier on experience. The leading-edge specs easily put it at the top of the Android mountain, however its the personal touches that will see this phone selling like hotcakes. Room for improvement: A …
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 …
Five for Friday: Android apps for tracking a run
So you’re training for a half marathon eh? What are you using to track your progress or to give yourself goals? You are using your Android device for this, right? Time for another weekly dose of apps that you need to be checking out. This …
Mushroom GreenZero Wall Travel Charger (Micro USB) review
Need an extra charger for your Android smartphone or accessory and want to help save the world in the process? Consider Bracketron’s new Mushroom GreenZero chargers and the peace of mind that comes with “doing your part”. We’ve spent some time playing with these around …
Save 20% on Android accessories with Cruzerlite’s Labor Day Sale
Need to pick up a new protective case for your Android smartphone or tablet? If you haven’t checked out Cruzerlite yet then you’re doing yourself a disservice. These guys are fast becoming one of the bigger and better accessory makers dedicated to Android devices. Not only that, …
Scan and create PDF documents on the fly with Genius Scan
Remember back in the 90′s when scanners were available in two major design styles? There were flatbed scanners that came in standalone and multi-function devices and then there were those types that let you feed a sheet of single paper through. While each had its …
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