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6 finest Android Camera Apps for making your Photography Experience rememberable
Nowadays, the mobile phone manufacturing companies are introducing surprisingly good cameras in their latest models. In addition to this advancement, some of exceptional camera applications can enhance your photographic experience. The vast Android Market is giving us the freedom to pick thousands of the options in this sector. Here are the six finest Android camera [...]
Continue reading...Falcon for Twitter (Beta) for Android Review
Twitter has been in the midst of wars of late, with a number of people attacking the micro-blogging network and others defending it, both with equal ferocity. Like it or hate it, what cannot be denied is that Twitter is one of the most popular social networks in the world with millions of users. And [...]
Continue reading...Instagram 3.0 Review
They say they are two categories of smartphone users in the world – those who use Android and iOS and those who do not use Instagram. Yes, the app that made using filters a rage all over the world has now become pretty much synonymous with smartphone photography. And it definitely has come a far [...]
Continue reading...The Brand New Google Drive for Android makes handling files easy
Google Drive is simply a morphed version of Google Docs. Google Drive utility for Android is simpler to iCloud for iPhones. Google Drive all you to access all the old Docs and also allows you to access and store any new file in your Google Drive account on the Android device. Google Drive is not [...]
Continue reading...Pictarine for Android Review
There are those who believe in relishing the power of words. And then there are those who think that a picture is worth a thousand words. If you are among the latter, then it is a fair chance that you spend a lot of time browsing through the pictures shared by your friends on your [...]
Continue reading...Raspberry Pi to feature Android 4.0 ICS
Last year, David Brahen, well known veteran game developer, introduced an inexpensive mini-computer for students and tech enthusiasts known as Raspberry Pi. The ultra mini-computer that was launched in January features a 700MHz ARM11 processor and 128MB of SDRAM. The Raspberry Pi is designed to run open source software including Ubuntu, Iceweasel, KOffice, Python and [...]
Continue reading...Telcos back Firefox phone platform to rival Android
(Reuters) – Major telecom companies, including Deutsche Telekom and Sprint, will support a new Firefox smartphone platform to turn up the heat on Google and Apple in the mobile software market from next year. Mozilla Foundation, creator of Firefox Internet browser, said phone makers ZTE and TCL Communication Technology will roll out the first [...]
Continue reading...Apple patent case: Samsung Galaxy Nexus banned in US
A judge in California has blocked US sales of Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphones while the court decides on the firm's patent dispute with Apple. US District Judge Lucy Koh said Apple "has shown a likelihood of establishing both infringement and validity". Earlier this week, she barred sales of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in [...]
Continue reading...Google Nexus 7: hands-on with Google’s own-brand Android tablet
Slick and usable, but the price may be its biggest selling point
Continue reading...Google I/O keynote live: will Google tablet rumours prove true?
Android Jelly Bean also makes its debut at Google's annual conference
Continue reading...Google I/O Preview: 9 Potential Products
Get ready for Android Jelly Bean, Google's Nexus tablet, and a host of new products and services to launch at Google's developer conference this week. Google is preparing to introduce new hardware, software, and services at its annual developer conference, Google I/O, which begins Wednesday. Google I/O was originally scheduled to be held April 24-25, [...]
Continue reading...Judge blocks Apple in Google smartphone war
(Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Friday ruled that Apple Inc cannot pursue an injunction against Google's Motorola Mobility unit, effectively ending a key case for the iPhone maker in the smartphone patent wars. The ruling came from Judge Richard Posner in Chicago federal court. He dismissed the litigation between Apple and Motorola [...]
Continue reading...Today’s Samsung Galaxy S III Launch Delayed
Quoting from Technorati by Dan Reyes Samsung Galaxy S III is no doubt one of the most advanced and hottest smartphones in the world. The device is supposed to launch today via Sprint but it appears it's not going to happen. According to a report, the Samsung Galaxy S III has been hit by an [...]
Continue reading...HTC’s newest phones impress – but can it remain a player?
HTC CEO Peter Chou says the company is undergoing a transformation, as it grapples for share in the hotly contested smartphone market and attempts to fend off rival Apple in a bruising patent battle.
Continue reading...iOS v Android: why Schmidt was wrong and developers still start on Apple
Google's chairman predicted six months ago that app developers would start on Android first rather than Apple's iOS - but they haven't. Why not? And why do iPhone users update so quickly?
Continue reading...Google Play: Ice Cream Sandwich over 7% but Gingerbread still dominates
Gingerbread and Froyo, released in 2010, still dominate the devices accessing the Google Play market over the past 14 days, according to Google's statistics
Continue reading...Apps Rush catch-up: 78 notable apps released in the last week
Instapaper, Any.do, n0tice, BlindSquare, Cloudee, Top Gear, Euro 2012, Diamond Jubilee and more
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Thursday, October 25, 2012