Google is always hard at work to improve its product, and they do a pretty damn good job of it, if you ask me. Yesterday it was Drive and Maps that got attention, today it’s Chrome Beta, Google Earth and YouTube that got new versions. There’s nothing major in either of the two releases, but you’ll still want to upgrade as soon as you have a few minutes to spare. Chrome Browser 25... »
Chrome Beta 25.0.1364.64 out now on Google Play Heads up Chrome Beta users! I just got an update notification on my trusty Galaxy S III of an impending update to version 25.0.1364.64. The most exciting news here is that it looks like scrolling might finally be quicker, which has been one of the biggest complaints we’ve heard when talking about the browser with the community. Keep reading for... »
Do you have what it takes to stay alive? Noodlecake Studios, the same development team behind League of Evil, HUEBRIX, and Tiki Lavalanche has released a new game that blends the boundaries of runner and racer trick games. Zombie Road Trip, available for free on the Google Play Store, is a refreshing title with entertaining graphics and a challenging (and addicting) gameplay style that is sure to ... »
Samsung announces the Galaxy Express 4G LTE (Le yawns) Samsung has officially unveiled the mid-range Galaxy Express 4G LTE, with the intention of delivering high-speed 4G cellular connectivity at an affordable price. Between you and I, it’s nothing more than just another Galaxy S III knockoff with less-than-impressive specs. No specifics were given on price, but we do have a list of whatR... »
![Samsung Unveils the Exynos 5 Octa! [CES 2013]](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Samsung_Exynos_5_Octa_Core-630x330-533x200.png)
Earlier this morning Samsung held a keynote at this years CES, and this time they left the home appliances….at home. No TV’s or Refrigerators, today they unveiled Power. More Power than we’ve ever seen so far, atleast in the mobile arena. Samsung unveiled their new processing chips — the Exynos 5 Octa. I hope you paid close attention in geometry to recognize the word Octa, it means eig... »
Qualcomm, just one out of the many hyped presenters at CES 2013, announced a pair of new chips that will show up in devices this summer and — if spec lists are any indicator — might just be two of the most exciting products we’ve heard about yet this year. When all is said and done, the Snapdragon 600 and Snapdragon 800 will make phones running the “old” S4 Pro chips ... »
Well, look at that! Owners of the Nexus 10 tablet can now snag an authentic pogo charging cable on Ebay for $19.99 and an additional $5.99 for shipping. Interested? Have a look at the product details below: 1. Fun & Convenience: No more plugging-in to charge, just contact it to the charging port. It is more convenient via magnetic way to charge (first in the tablet PC market.) You still can po... »
![[WTF] Satis is the Smart Toilet that allows you to listen to music while you Twoop!](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/satis.jpg)
So this may be one of the weirdest or even best products to come in the near future, but imagine a toilet that has different speed jet streams to clean your ass instead of using toilet paper, with a touchscreen on the body running a custom Android OS, and has an ethernet port that turns the toilet into a hotspot. Sound crazy and unreal? Well it is, that not exactly what the Japanese have created w... »
If you’re into device customization and haven’t already tried Zedge, it is an outstanding source for wallpapers, ringtones, and notification tones, and it’ll even give decent game recommendations from time to time. Just a bit ago, version 3.3 went live on Google Play, bringing a handful of improvements and performance enhancements that should give the app an all around speed boos... »
Have you all but given up hope that Facebook would ever release a native app for Android, similar to its iOS counterpart? Well, today’s the day you’ve dreamed of. The company announced the launch of its new Android app earlier today, which no longer employs HTML5 “webviews”, rather it uses native code to speed up loading photos, browsing your Timeline, and flipping through ... »
