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FOR ANY BUDGET: Backup batteries and power packs
Find yourself running low (or out) of battery come the end of your work day? Of course not, you own and Android phone and those are notoriously awesome, right? OK, in all seriousness, everybody could stand to use some extra power for around the house, …
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In Brief: 9 Android related things you should know (March 22, 2013)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, photos, videos, infographics, 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 …
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Google Play 4.0 leak shows off cleaner design
Google Play may be getting a face lift soon. The team over at Droid Life published photos yesterday of what they say is Google Play, 4.0. The new version, which is a lot more than the minimal tweaks they have done since 2011, seems to provide …
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PhoneSuit Flex review
Living in Manhattan, I often find myself out and about in the city with dangerously low levels of battery power. I’ve tried to compensate by carrying additional USB cables, clunky cases with batteries built-in, and even book-sized portable charging solutions (often requiring a backpack) to …
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Samsung to announce the Note 3 and Galaxy Tab 3 at the IFA 2013?
Samsung recently launched the anticipated Samsung Galaxy S4 recently, and it looks like they are looking forward to launch some new devices in 2013, probably the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3. According to SAMMobile, their “insider” is telling them that …
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MetroPCS now offering Huawei Premia 4G
Huawei and MetroPCS have today announced the Huawei Premia 4G, a $150 Android 4.0 experience. While it might gets knocks for running an older version of Android, the price point and no-contract availability should be enough to sway new smartphone buyers. Hardware details include a …
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Google: Chrome and Android will remain separate as each solves different problems
Those of you worried that Google will ultimately merge Android with Chrome need not fear – it ain’t happening anytime soon. At least, that’s the short term vision according to Google. “There will be more commonality for sure, but they are certainly going to remain separate for …
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Five reasons Evernote still reigns over Google Keep
Look, as nice as Google Keep is in its first iteration, there’s a long way to go. Sure, I love the idea that it ties with my Google account, synchronizes across all my devices, and offers some great widgets. On the other hand, I’ve already …
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Google officially steps on Evernote’s turf with Google Keep
That didn’t take long, did it? Google today announced on the official Android blog that Google Keep is available for Android smartphones and tablets. Offered as a free service and application, Google Keep lets users keep track of notes, photos, to-do lists, and other items. …
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25 geometry-themed wallpapers for Android
Circles, and squares, and triangles make up this collection of Android wallpapers.
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Is Amazon working on a $99 7-inch Kindle Fire HD?
Amazon seems to be on a tablet price slashing spree lately, and the latest news seems to continue the trend. According to techcrunch.com, it is rumored that a $99 Kindle Fire 7″ tablet is in production, and will be shipping this year. The new Kindle Fire …
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T-Mobile’s UNcarrier pricing details surface
The first details of T-Mobile’s forthcoming UNcarrier strategy have surfaced online, albeit in a very unofficial manner. The document you see here comes courtesy of Engadget and spells out the preliminary pricing and Classic Plan options for T-Mobile’s new direction. As it appears here, individual …
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Jawbone UP app arrives for select Android devices
Jawbone today announced that the wristband and application is now available for select Android devices. Effective immediately, the is compatible with a number of handsets running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or later. “We’re excited to expand the UP community by introducing support for Android…Today …


























