The Nexus 7 by Asus and Google is an amazing device, every one that I know who has one loves it. It is even beating out the Nexus 10 even though the 10 has better specs; the size and specs involved with the 7 simply beat other tablets. Plus it’s pure Google, which helps it beat Samsung’s Galaxy Tabs and other smaller tablets. Yet, what would it take for you to buy the upgrade? It’... »
While the world anxiously awaits Motorola‘s 2013 flagship device, the company is looking to get rid of existing stock to make room for what’s to come. To give consumers a bit of incentive for buying Moto, the company is offering $50 in free Google Play Store credit with the purchase of one of the following devices: Droid Razr M Droid Razr HD Droid Razr Maxx HD Droid Razr Droid Razr Max... »
The time is finally hear and Swiftkey has finally ditched its beta tag, and has been updated in the Play Store. This update brings a plethora of features from Swiftkey 3 (if you’re coming from that version and not the beta) such as the official first version of the Swype-like Flow feature. Let’s see what’s involved…swiftly. Here’s the changelog from this update: Swift... »
About a week ago, I finally decided to delve into the realm of Nexus 7 accessories and the first trinket to make its way to the old review desk is the Cruzerlite Androidified A2 case. Designed with an emphasis on style, yet still built to protect your investment, this is certainly a case I would recommend to any of my family, friends, or coworkers for a number of reasons. Let’s go over them ... »
Hark! After being both available and unavailable through an ever repeating cycle of happiness and disappointment, the Samsung Chromebook is once again back in stock at Amazon. For $249 + tax (where applicable) you can get your grubby little paws on Google’s 2012 flagship Chrome-powered laptop. And now is no better time to snag one of these, as promise of Google Now notificatio... »
Automate your Android experience with NFC Tags for Droid Over the past month or so, I’ve had the pleasure of testing Near Field Communication tags sent out by our friends at NFC Tags for Droid. Keyan wrote a review of them last October, but there is now another model that we wanted to bring to your attention — the NTAG203, which is a godsend for owners of the Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 who c... »
Freedom Pop’s LTE Clip gives Free Wifi to Android Tabletsand Ipad’s alike WiFi company ‘Freedom Pop’ is doing all it can to take it to internet service providers and carriers, locally and abroad. Since the start up has come on the scene they’ve offered an array of free and low-cost products and services to consumers; a trend it appears they do not intend on stopping... »
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Groupon has a great deal today on a refurbished Galaxy Note in grey or white that includes a leather sleeve. I am seriously tempted to snap one of these up instead of the Transformer I’m saving up for (I have my reasons, OK). The Fine Print: Limit 3 per person, may buy 2 more as gifts. Free returns. Free shipping. Does not ship to AK/HI/Canada/Puerto Rico. Most orders are delivered within 2 ... »
Non-root users can now make backups of their Android apps and data! Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve kept a keen eye on a godsend application from well-known developer and CyanogenMod team member, Koushik Dutta (a.k.a. Koush in the Android community). The app in question is called Carbon – App Sync and Backup and up until now, it was in beta status and unavailable via any mainstr... »
On your mark, get set, GO! If you are a fan of Temple Run-esque endless running games, you may want to take a look at M-GAME’s virgin release the Google Play Store, called Lost Temple II — which I assume is the sequel to an original Lost Temple, but can’t find any trace of it to reference. In the tradition of this style of gameplay, your goal is to see how far you can get your ch... »
