Samsung enhances TecTile features with 3.0 update
Samsung today announced that their Tectile programmable NFC stickers have gotten an update, just in time for the U.S. debut of the Galaxy Note II. As a v3.0 release, the adds new features, tighter and deeper integration with Android apps, and the option to program …
Get this look for your Android smartphone: The Future, Pie UI Reimagined
One of our absolute favorite things about Android is the fact that you can bend and tweak the platform to your needs. Sure, there’s rooting and modding for deep level personalization, but that stuff does not always concern the everyman user. Some of just like …
More Samsung Galaxy Premier details spill out
New details for a Galaxy Premier recently spilled online, giving us a fairly good idea what we might see out of Samsung in the near future. That, and confirming stuff we’ve been hearing as of late. Once rumored as a potential Galaxy Nexus II, the …
Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE Review
Samsung has been on a huge roll as of late, and they’re looking to continue that with the Galaxy Victory 4G LTE. The Victory is available at a Sprint store near you for the low price of $99.99 (after $50 mail-in rebate) for new and …
Sony Nexus X caught in the wild?
With all the crazy Nexus rumors going around lately, we’ve pretty much thrown out the rule book on what to expect. But even still, the plot thickens just a bit with this latest leak. The image above is what’s being reported as Sony’s Nexus device, …
Samsung Galaxy Premier specs confirmed as first image appears
The Samsung Galaxy Premier is one step closer to reality today as the hardware details have been confirmed by tech site Mobile Geeks (translate). Bearing the model number of GT-I9260, the Premier looks to fall somewhere in between the Galaxy S III and Galaxy S …
Jabra TALK BT Headset review
In the world of BlueTooth headsets, the Jabra TALK is actually achieving mediocrity at its height. I own several BT units from the Jawbone HD to my LG HBS-700 stereo headset, and the Jabra falls squarely in between. What you get is enough customizable parts …
More photos of LG E960 “Optimus G Nexus”
Another pair of images have surfaced for the LG E960 “Optimus G Nexus”, this time courtesy of XDA member 4shael. The two photos are much clearer than the stuff we’ve seen before and show a very curvy LG design that is not all that unlike …
More proof emerges of 32GB Nexus 7 tablet
The 32GB flavor of the Nexus 7 tablet looks to be more official today as multiple online retailers are found to list the device ahead of its announcement. Assuming there is an actual announcement, that is. Priced right around $260-$270, the 32GB tablet has the …
LG Optimus G Nexus reported to arrive in November with Android 4.2
The entire “Nexus” program is set to receive a makeover, if the latest round of rumors prove to be accurate.
Samsung says Android 4.1 update for U.S. Galaxy S III models “coming soon”
Samsung has put together a quick and simple list of U.S. smartphones which are either getting or are expected to receive their Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update. As of right now it basically acts as a placeholder or jumping off point for a number of …
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Galaxy Nexus 2 and 32GB Nexus 7 coming?
Are you planning to buy the Google Nexus 7 but are backing off because you are looking forward to something with more storage? Say, perhaps, a 32GB variant? Then maybe you will hear good news soon, as that may be in store. What’s more, we …
Google to launch the next Nexus device in 30 days?
Back in January 2010, Google officially launched the Google Nexus One, the first ever Android device with “Pure” Google experience. After that, we saw the Nexus S and then the mighty Galaxy Nexus debuted Android 4.0 a.k.a Ice Cream Sandwich. Galaxy Nexus is now almost …
Droid Incredible X rumored to be design basis for Nexus 5
With the anniversary of the Galaxy Nexus fast approaching, anxious eyes are starting to look for clues and details for it successor. And since we’re talking about maybe five Nexus partners, it stands to reason that something would trickle out soon. Such is the case …
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean official for Verizon Galaxy Nexus
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is officially ready for the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus, according to the nation’s largest wireless carrier. A support page (PDF) has gone live for the update, detailing some of the new and awesome features such as Google Now and enhanced notifications. …
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