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Google introduces Info Cards to Play Movies
So you like the idea of Amazon’s X-Ray for TV and Movies but don’t purchase your media through Amazon? No, you’re a Google Play Movies type of person. You’re in luck! Google today announced that a very similar experience is now available for movies through …
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Google Translate gets offline translation
Google today rolled out a new feature in the Google Translate application for Android devices. What’s new? Oh, nothing… except the fact that you can translate yourself into fifty languages. You can select [Offline Languages] in the app menu to see all the offline language packages available …
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Four magnificent Android apps for discovering Android apps
Yes, you read that headline right. We’ve put together a short list of Android apps to help you discover more Android apps and games. Why? Because there is nothing quite like the serendipitous feeling of stumbling into a new favorite app. We’re here to help you channel …
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Google+ app update focuses on photos, posts, profiles and communities
A new 3.6 release of Google + which will go live in the Google Play Store today focuses on four key segments: photos, posts, profiles and communities. Details in the updated version of Google+ include: Posts include more text up front—from the original message, and from …
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Evernote 5.0 arrives with new UI, camera features
Evernote today announced the 5.0 release of the Android application which features a whole host of new options. Details include a newly updated UI, new camera features, and Smart Notebook by Moleskine products. Premium users also get a couple of new features, including Document Search and …
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NAMCO BANDAI releases Pac-Man + Tournaments
NAMCO BANDAI recently released a brand new Pac-Man game for all you retro lovers out there. Called PAC-MAN +Tournaments, it’s a free game with all sorts of wonderful old school flair. Bringing things up to a more modern era, the game features new mazes, colors …
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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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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 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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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 …
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