Pick of the Day: Wunderlist 2
Welcome to Pick of the Day, a daily post which aims to highlight various goings-on in the Android space. Whether it’s an app, a game, an accessory, or service, we’re here to share the news. Our goal here is to help you new and season …
ZTE first to offer Tegra 4 powered smartphone
NVIDIA and ZTE last night announced that the Chinese handset maker would be first to offer a smartphone employing the new quad-core processor. Due in the first half of the year, the superphone will feature the Tegra 4 processor and its “72 custom NVIDIA GeForce cores and …
The Weather Company launches first major redesign since 2009
The Weather Company, together with Toyota, launched a major redesign on Monday of The Weather Channel App for Android. The first major overhaul of the app since 2009, the visual appearance is striking. The application instantly displays your localized forecast, and even estimates when current …
Comparing the HTC One to the HTC One X+
After much hype and considerable fanfare, the HTC One is now an officially recognized smartphone. HTC today announced the Android handset for release in the coming weeks. With a name that so closely resembles other HTC devices of the last year or so, the question …
NVIDIA announces Tegra 4i processor with integrated LTE, i500 LTE modem
Today, NVIDIA has announced their newest hardware, the Tegra 4i processor with LTE integrated on-board, as well as some specifics for their i500 LTE modem. The project was formerly known as Project Grey. The Tegra 4i is said to bring to the table the highest …
Any.Do app review
Being a college student, it’s often hard to stay organized. My goal for this semester is to be more organized, prepared, and on top of things, and I couldn’t do that without some help. A few weeks ago, I ran across Any.Do on Google+. I’ve …
Google rumored to drop NVIDIA in favor of Qualcomm for Nexus 7 refresh
Google may turn to Qualcomm as the chipmaker of choice for the next-generation Nexus 7, reports Pacific Crest analyst Michael McConnel. Citing supply chain issues and competitive pricing, Google could be leaving NVIDIA and the Tegra 4 out of the tablet. Supply chain conversations indicate two reasons …
7-inch Wikipad due in spring
After a short delay, the gaming tablet will soon be offered at $249.99.
NVIDIA demos Project SHIELD streaming from PC
NVIDIA looks to be kicking off a new weekly series of posts and videos dedicated to the Project SHIELD so we felt obligated to pass the news to you. You’ll see in the video below how easy it is to stream games from a PC …
Amazon announces ‘Amazon Coins’ virtual currency
Amazon today announced a new virtual currency, Amazon Coins, to be used for purchasing apps, games or other in-app items on Kindle Fire. Set to arrive in May, Amazon Coins are touted as an easy way for Kindle Fire customers to spend revenue on apps …
10 marvelous photo apps for Android
Looking for new and fun ways to take photos of your friends, family, or food? Perhaps you’d like a little something different for sharing. It’s all good because Android has a number of really great photo applications that can be used to add effects or …
HTC M7 will employ new ‘Ultrapixels’ sensor, report indicates
HTC will employ a new camera sensor for the upcoming M7 smartphone, reports Pocketlint. Said to be marketed as “Ultrapixels”, it’s not all that different from what other companies have done with their camera technology. Instead of looking for the 13-megapixel camera sensor, we should …
MetroPCS calls on $200 LG Spirit for latest smartphone
MetroPCS today announced the carrier’s latest smartphone, the Android-powered LG Spirit, is now available. Among other details, the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich handset features a 4.5-inch display, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 5-megapixel camera (rear), front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera, and 2150mAh battery. Priced at $199.99 after a …
Are NVIDIA’s plans even bigger than what we saw at CES?
According to the Russian tech site Mobile Review, NVIDIA may have some bigger plans up their sleeves than they let on to at CES this year. While we already saw Project Shield and the Tegra 4, MR says that NVIDIA is looking to really dive …
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