We’ve all finally had a long chance to play around with Google’s new note-taking app, Google Keep. It’s a pretty great app, I use it daily, that is very minimalistic at the moment, most likely due to its recent release. One feature that Google Keep has going for it that no other apps offered was the use of Google Now to take voice notes by saying “Note to self” before... »
Well after a botched launch of Google Keep over the weekend, it seems that Google is finally ready to fully unveil their new note taking service, Keep. They have a web version of the service, and a standalone app, very impressive since the web version is based through Drive. This is supposedly Google’s competitor to Evernote and other note-taking apps, but we’ll see how well that pans ... »
Samsung has been getting better and better at releasing the kernels in a timely fashion for their new devices, and this is no exception: the Galaxy Note 8 open source kernels were just published to the web, and you can download them at your heart’s desire. If you’ve been itching to take a peek behind what will technically be Samsung’s largest phone, then get downloadin’. Yo... »
If you’ve been following the Canonical mobile news this year then you’d probably already know that they are working on a mobile OS for smartphones. This OS won’t be out on its own full platform until next year, but until then Canonical has released the system images (ie. developer preview) for those of us with Nexus devices to tinker with. Canonical has released Ubuntu touch, the... »
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... »
Google+ for Android gets even better with latest update It looks like Google Music wasn’t the only app from the search engine giant to get updated today, kids. Just released, the new version is labeled 3.5.0.41809231 and brings with it a few new enhancements, like a revamped notifications tray — now located on the right side of the screen and not the left, like in previous version. Add... »
Do you have the Verizon variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note II? Have you ignored the OTA pushing the security patch so far? Are you rooted? If you have answered yes to all these questions, you should probably keep reading. A few days ago we told you about the OTA that Verizon was pushing included “security updates.” We also warned that it would probably come with a new bootloader. We ha... »
![[Rumor] Is This the HTC M7?](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/nexusae0_wm_IMG_20130121_105044_thumb-533x200.jpg)
You are looking at two recently leaked images of the HTC M7, this year’s first true “omg rumorz” device. Putting my head-scratching aside as to why people get so excited about a phone that uses the Sense UI, I must admit that this does look like a nice piece of kit, physically. It is close (but not exact) to the render we saw leaked the other day (see below), so this may turn out... »
![[Deal Alert] LG optimus G on Amazon for $49 bucks!](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Optimus_G_21-533x200.jpg)
Fresh on the heels of the LG Optimus G’s rumored successor, the LG Optimus G Pro, Amazon has listed the current flagship device on sale for $49 dollars. The device is AT&T branded, and you’ll need to sign a new 2yr contract of course. It’s open to both new and existing customers as well. So if you’re having trouble finding the Nexus 4, or just like and want the Optimus ... »
One feature the Google Nexus 7 lacks is a rear-facing camera. Surely this was left out to save costs, as there’s only so much you can do with a tablet when you’re looking to sell it for as cheap as the N7 goes, but that’s certainly not to call it a cheap piece of hardware. In fact, even though there is no camera on the back of the device, that doesn’t mean you can’t h... »
