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Who wears the pants in the Android family, Google or Samsung
Android 4.2 AOSP keyboard with Gesture Typing now available
Good news for those wanting to get a taste of Android 4.2′s all new Gesture Typing keyboard. Developer Honso has just uploaded a fully functioning version of the AOSP keyboard you’ve been dying to get your thumbs on. The Swype (and soon, SwifKey) challeng
Samsung Galaxy S4: what we want to see
It certainly feels like Samsung is taking over the world right now – at least, the Android world. There's no doubt that last year's Galaxy S2 was arguably the phone of the year.
Nexus 7 HSPA+ now sold out in Google Play
While everyone was busy trying to see if they actually bought a Nexus 4, the newest version of the Nexus 7 has sold out as well. The Nexus 7 with 32GB of storage and HSPA+ connectivity held on for a whole 36 hours longer than the Nexus 4 and 16GB Nexus 10
Pantech Magnus for AT&T press shot leaks out
Frequent leak source for reliable press shots evleaks is showing off an upcoming AT&T device from Pantech, the "Magnus" (which we presume is a codename). The device, going by the model P9090, bares an uncanny resemblance to the previously announced Pantec
AnTuTu Benchmark 3.0 Preview
AnTuTu Benchmark 3.0 Preview
Android 4.2 Update New features using Nexus 7
Android 4.2 aka new Jelly bean update and I show you the new features with this android version like multi user support, quick toggles new Notification bar and pinch to zoom feature with Gmail and I show you all these features using the Nexus 7 tablet.
Ubuntu For Android released a video advertisement but no rel
Fans of Linux may be asking why something like this hasn’t happened sooner. There are, after all, ways to install it on a flash drive and run it on virtually any computer. So Canonical asks, why not an Android phone? Thus, the Ubuntu For Android project w
Sprint Flash is available today with 12.6-megapixel camera p
Sprint has officially released the Sprint Flash on Tuesday and it seems that all previously leaked details were confirmed. The Flash is priced at $129 with a two-year contract while full retail will run you $449. This phone is meant to serve as a high-end
Samsung Galaxy S III mini heads to the states as the Samsung
Back last month, we noted how the Samsung Galaxy S III mini had kept an appointment with the FCC. At the time, we figured that the visit might stir up talk of a stateside version of the phone. Now,a tweet from serial leaker evleaks shows a new phone calle
End of the road for Motorola Xoom and Nexus S wont officiall
Looks like it could be the end of the line for the Motorola Xoom (WiFi) and Nexus S. That is, if Google’s AOSP lead Jean-Baptiste Queru statements are any indication. Seems Google has finally put out both devices out to pasture, packing as many jelly bean
Nova Launcher 1.3.3 update now available adds Android 4.2 co
Time and time again, the developer TeslaCoil reminds me that the little cash I invested in Nova Launcher was money well spent. Today, Nova Launcher saw an update in the Play Store to version 1.3.3 and this will be your go-to homescreen replacement if you’
Android to overtake iPad in 2013 as price becomes decision p
Apple better have enjoyed its time at the tablet top spot. Android's coming to take the iPad's perch, at least according to one analyst.