Paranoid Android has always been one of the more interesting custom ROM’s available due to their knack for taking your UI to a different level and stretching what it can do. With the early looks of their new HALO notifications, they won’t disappoint this time either. There was a video that came out a few days from Chris Nacca which was more of the initial unveiling, and another one re... »
Well, a few hours ago us Verizon customers were greeted with a very pleasant surprise from one of Verizon’s Galaxy Nexus testers — a leaked test build of (hopefully official) Android 4.2.2 for the LTE Galaxy Nexus. Although it is great to have the whole ROM available at our leisure, some of us like having custom ROMs (like me and my love of that pink unicorn one), and only want specifi... »
Over the weekend, it looked like Verizon hadn’t actually forgotten it’s Nexus owners, by sending out the 4.2.2 OTA update to testers — great surprise there, amirite?! With the previous update being 4.1.2, everyone had thought that would be the last update for the not-so Nexus, especially since it’s been removed from Verizon stock, online and in stores. Alas, we now have an ... »
![Download: Android 4.2.2 (JDQ39) for your Nexus device here! (Occam, Takju, Yakju, Nakasi(g), Mantaray) [Updated]](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/nexusae0_SoGKPYA_thumb-350x200.png)
We have uncovered some more details about the newest Android OS update from late last night, Android version 4.2.2. We’ve also grabbed some links for you all to grab the OTA if you aren’t seeing it for your device, which seems to be a lot of you. This post will be updated until all Nexus devices have OTA links. Here’s a short list of what changes we’ve seen from the new upd... »
Website server logs confirm Android 4.2.2 is almost upon us For those following the progress of the “Pure Google Experience“, it looks like we’re on the brink of Android 4.2.2 — or so the server logs from our pals at Android Authority seem to suggest. According to their stats, the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 have all been spotted on their servers running And... »
I fully and whole-heartily endorse this phone, now let’s see why… Alright everyone, I’ve recently gotten my hands on this bigger brother in Motorola’s new RAZR family — the Droid RAZR MAXX HD. This device is also a (VERY) improved version of early last year’s Droid RAZR MAXX. You all know the very slim phone with the 3300 mAh battery? Well this is the new and improved version. Th... »
![[Breaking] Samsung Just Bought 5% of Wacom](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/3000473-inline-inline-1-samsung-galaxy-note-pad-533x200.jpg)
Put your money where your digitzer is I’d argue that the biggest selling point for the Samsung Galaxy Note II would be the S-pen. Yes it has a massive screen, and yes it is blazingly fast and has a giant memory capacity, but seriously- dat S-pen. It is by far one of the best reintroduced accessories of the mobile market. I use it every day, and during the time I went between the Note and No... »
The New Nexus 4…Cleaner, brighter, whiter LG appears to be taking strides in making up for the Nexus 4 shortage. Shortly after the Nexus 4 became available on the Google Play Store yesterday, a teaser shot of the supposed new white N4 variant surfaced, though we held off on posting just to make sure this wasn’t an ugly rumor. Well that teaser shot seems to have opened the flood gates ... »
XDA Recognized Developer, mskip – the same gent who brought us root toolkits for the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Nexus 7, and Nexus 10 — has released his latest work of art in the form of a toolkit for the Samsung Galaxy Camera. The kit simplifies the rooting process, installs drivers, installs BusyBox, lets you make Nandroid Backups, and a ton of other sweet things: Install drivers automat... »
![[Review] Patazon Mobile Phone Camera Lenses](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/41mGSnzE1uL._SL500_AA300_-300x200.jpg)
If you take a lot of photos, and spend a lot of time with the camera built into your phone, you’ll eventually realize that at some point you’re going to reach the limit of what that lens can do. You can only “zoom” so far without things getting distorted, and if you want a wider shot, you have to use the panorama mode, which can be a bit bothersome. Last week I came across ... »
