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Satechi Headrest Mount for tablets review
Have you picked up an Android tablet yet? Okay, maybe you’re more of a NOOK HD or Kindle Fire HD kinda guy. Hey, that’s cool too! Whatever the case, statistics show that consumers are buying something for around the home or office. We’ve got something that …
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Samsung: Jelly Bean rollout to begin for U.S. Galaxy S III
Samsung has just announced that they will begin rolling out the Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for the U.S. versions of the Galaxy S III. Stopping short of any particular time frame, the hardware maker promises only “the coming months.” According to Samsung, each carrier …
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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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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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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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Google Play Movies, TV shows, and Music finally come to Google TV
In a move right out of 2010, Google today announced that Google Play Movies, Music, and TV shows are now available on Google TV. Should you have already, or plan to, purchase or rent content, you’ll be able to watch it directly through your Google …
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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 …
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Oregon Scientific debuts $150 MEEP! Tablet for kids
Oregon Scientific today introduced a new Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich tablet designed specifically with kids in mind. Called the MEEP! Tablet, it’s a 7-inch Wi-Fi device with a rugged layer of orange silicon protection, a recessed display, and other features to help keep the …
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In Brief: Other Android stuff worth knowing (Oct 1)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, 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 passing manner. Consider …
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AT&T announces plans to offer Sony Xperia TL
AT&T today announced that they will soon be offering the Sony Xperia TL later this year, timed with the release of the latest James Bond, Skyfall. As a U.S. variant of the recently introduced Xperia T, this is a pretty impressive device, featuring Android 4.0.4 Ice …
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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. …
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Sony scoops new Ice Cream Sandwich update for Tablet S
Sony today announced that they have rolled out an Android 4.0.3 update to the Tablet S. Unlike other Android 4.0 updates this one adds a significant number of Sony features to the device. Sony stuff like that found in the recently announced Xperia Tablet S. …
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Opera Min 7.5 introduces Smart Page feature
Opera has pushed out a new version (7.5) of its Opera Mini for Android web browser. The key new feature this time around is the what Opera calls the “Smart Page” which provides fast and easy access to updates of what’s going on in your …
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Roku announces ‘Play on Roku’ update for streaming photos and music
Roku has a new version of its Android app available in the Google Play Store that allows for streaming of music and photos from your handset. The feature is called Play on Roku and it lets users view individual images, slideshows, single tracks, playlists, and …
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