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Five for Friday: Android apps for traveling on a budget
Got some travel plans coming up this holiday season? Of course you are; you’ve got family spread all over the globe and you’re the type of person to who loves to visit them all. Our next question is, what are you doing to save on …
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Five things we’d still like to see in Google Play
One of the newest features for the Google Play store (v 3.9.16) is the ability to add apps and games to a Wishlist. As of right now the option only seems to operate as a place for you to tag items that you’d like to maybe …
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Add credit to your Google Play account from the web
Google now lets users add credit to their Google Play accounts directly from the internet, bypassing the need for those physical gift cards. You know the cards we’re talking about here – they’re the ones that aren’t anywhere to be found at least in our …
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Google Play carrier billing coming soon to Verizon Wireless
Google Play Store offers a lot of goodies for Android users, like there is music, movies, books, magazines, and Android applications. Back in May, Sprint enabled the carrier billing for all the Google Play content, which means Sprint users can pay for the purchased content from the …
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Get this look for your Android smartphone: ALEX T style
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 …
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46 Android apps for zombie lovers
We’re halfway through October and heading into that time of year where zombies find their way up and down suburban streets around America. Be it from your neighborhood trick-or-treaters or from the return of AMC’s The Walking Dead, we’re only too stoked to have zombies …
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Citrix bows new GoToMyPC app for Android
Citrix has rolled out a new version of its Android client for the popular service/product, GoToMyPC. Available for tablets and Kindle Fire devices alike, the new app lets users work on PC and Mac from mobile, in an experience not all unlike a remote-control. As is …
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In Brief: Other Android stuff worth knowing (Oct 14)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, videos,and other Android-related 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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13 apps to mimic the Windows Phone Metro UI on your Android
So you really like the look of Windows Phone and the don’t-call-it-Metro tiles but aren’t in a hurry to give up Android. What to do? Dudes, that’s easy – download these apps and mimic the look on your phone or tablet. We’ve put together a …
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Create custom, simple notifications for Android 4.1 with Notif
Looking for a way to create custom notifications and reminders for your Android 4.1 Jelly Bean device? Consider Notif and its four types of notifications for items like reminders, lists, passwords, and more. The free application lets users build whatever type of interactive notifications they …
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Winamp adds synchronized lyrics to Android app
Winamp today added a new synchronized lyrics feature to its desktop client and mobile application for Android. Powered by LyricFind, it provides lyrics to millions of tracks from more than 40,000 artists across 20 countries. If you’re a WinAmp user and want to add the …
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Sprint adds Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and LG Mach to growing 4G LTE lineup
Sprint today announced that they’ve got a number of new Android-powered devices coming soon, officially confirming the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and an LG Mach. Pricing and exact timing will be revealed in time, however it stands to reason that things are unfolding quickly. Also …
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Lookout 3.0 debuts with new Signal Flare feature
Lookout today introduced a new version of its mobile security application for Android, dropping v3.0 in the Google Play Store. Key among the details this time around is a new feature called Signal Flare which helps you to locate a missing or stolen phone even …
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