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Baseball Superstars 2013 launched for Android
The latest installment in Gamevil’s popular Baseball Superstar series, Baseball Superstars 2013, has been released for Android on the Google Play Store. With HD…
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Verizon says Google needs to change Google Wallet app to gain approval
You’ve heard of Google Wallet, right? The Google app and payment system that allows customers to make wireless payments at retailers using the NFC…
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Samsung teases “Something New”, says to “Get Ready” for CES
Samsung is at it again. The Korean manufacturer has released a teaser video, asking viewers to “get ready” for the CES as they will…
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Motorola to shut down Chennai assembly facility in February 2013
Ever since Motorola was acquired by Google, the search giant has been busy pulling Motorola out of most markets around the world, specially those…
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Droid RAZR HD gets Android 4.2 based CyanogenMod 10.1 ROM
It’s here, the ROM you’ve been waiting for since Google launched Android 4.2. CyanogenMod 10.1 (CM10.1), based on Android 4.2.1, has been released for…
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Droid RAZR M gets Android 4.2 based CyanogenMod 10.1 ROM
Android 4.2 has been out for almost a month now, but needless to say it is not yet available on any non-Nexus device for…
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Access4Kids helps kids with impaired fine-motor skills use tablet devices
It is no secret that the advent of touchscreen devices like smartphones and tablets have opened up amazing new possibilities in the avenues of…
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Nexus 4 LTE works with AT&T too! Only on Band 4 1700MHz though.
The lack of LTE connectivity on the Nexus 4 doesn’t seem to have done anything to slow down the high demand for Google’s latest…
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HTC gets a few more devices PlayStation Certified
Since the PlayStation Certified Xperia Play came out with that console-like gamepad, Sony has extended the PlayStation certification to multiple Xperia smartphones. Then when…
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Android 4.2 malware scanner detected only 15% of malicious code in test
Android has always been criticized by many for its tendency to attract more malware than other OS, mainly thanks to the ability to sideload…
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HTC Jelly Bean device update list leaks, includes only devices launched in 2012
Samsung, Motorola, LG, and Sony have already let people know which devices in their smartphone lineup will be getting updated to Android 4.1 Jelly…
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Increase Video Recording bitrate on the Nexus 4 to 20mbps
It’s now almost a month since the newest Nexus smartphone, the LG Nexus 4 was released. While availability of the superphone is still scarce…
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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean rolling out to ASUS PadFone 2 in Taiwan
When ASUS new smartphone-cum-tablet PadFone 2 was unveiled, it’s top of the line spec sheet had Android 4.0 sticking out like a sore thumb,…
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ZTE Nubia Z5 picture leaks, 1080p display on the front
HTC might have beaten everyone at the game by releasing the first devices with a 1080p Full HD display (the Verizon Droid DNA and…
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Galaxy Note 2 gets Android 4.2 based CyanogenMod 10.1 ROM
Following the Galaxy S3, CyanogenMod 10.1 (CM10.1), based on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean, has been released for the Galaxy Note 2, bringing all the…
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Android 4.2 Photo Sphere camera app ported for Samsung Galaxy Camera
You just gotta give it to the Android development community, those guys continue to come up with new stuff that we can enjoy using…
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Numerous EA games currently available for $0.99 on Play Store
EA has quietly lowered the price of a few of their games to just $0.99, though those that have EA’s Daily Deals app installed…
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Google Now coming to desktop Chrome? Yes please, we’d like that
Google Now is perhaps the most innovative feature that has come out in the history of Android, with its ability to make life easier…
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Two ASUS MeMo tablets visit the FCC, one could be the $99 Nexus tablet
Oh dear FCC, we love you so for letting us know about new and upcoming devices well before they are officially announced, or even…
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HTC Butterfly shows up on Expansys. Available for pre-order.
So folks located outside the U.S or Japan, may soon get a taste of 5-inch 1080p Full HD display goodness. We already know that…