The June 21 ShopAndroid.com Deal of the Day is the Samsung Desktop Cradle for Galaxy Note. Ideal for the home or workplace, this desktop cradle allows you to carry on with daily activities while keeping the power of the Galaxy Note close at hand. Even while the handset charges, you can watch videos, listen to [...]
While Sharp has not had much of an impact on the Android world outside of Japan, that’s not stopping them from teaming up with frog to deliver a “new Android smartphone experience that is easy to use, highly personalized, and visually stunning.” Sharp has been using custom skins on their Android devices for some time, but the [...]
The Amazon Mobile app has received a sizeable update, which focuses on enhancing the shopping experience within the app. Amazon has added a drop down menu which features oft-visited destinations including Home, Today's Deals, Your Account, Your Wish List, Your Recommendations and Sign Out. There are also better sorting features while you search. For example, [...]
Google I/O starts in just 20 days, and it's time to begin all the speculation about what we expect to see. Rumors have a 7-inch tablet as a lock, and there's new Google TVs and Chromebooks to show off, and some of us expect to see Google at Home revisited. Or maybe all of the [...]
As noted by folks over on the Android Central forums, the AT&T HTC One X is now receiving an over-the-air software update to version 1.85.502.3. For those keeping score at home, that's the same version that leaked a couple of weeks back in the form of an RUU (ROM Update Utility.) AT&T One X owners [...]
The Samsung Galaxy S III may not be available in its biggest market just yet, but the rest of the world is enjoying, and finding helpful tidbits like this one that makes the home button respond better. You can set the home button to start up S Voice when double-pressed, but that means the system [...]
Can our community help discover the next great Android app? Welcome to a new experiment called #thenextinstall where we try to see if we can find an Android app in the rough, and boost its installs and exposure to new highs. Last week our community selected Solid Explorer, one of the nicest file manager we have ever seen [...]
This afternoon a social media marketing agency offered to send me an AT&T HTC One X if I would check out a “multi-platform story experience about the power of technology and its ability to improve our lives”. I already reviewed the One X, but I was intrigued by this mysterious campaign and figured I could [...]
Canadian design firm Teknision recently announced Chameleon, which promises to be an interesting twist on Android tablet home screens. Besides having streamlined, resizeable widgets that span a bunch of third-party apps like Netflix, Twitter. Spotify, Flickr, and others, Chameleon's signature trait is its ability to automatically change modes based on its surroundings — hence the name. [...]
When the "berry pink" Galaxy Note first launched in Korea in early April, we doubted whether Samsung would look to release the device outside of its home territory. What fools we were. Today the Carphone Warehouse reveals that it's planning to launch the pink Galaxy Note in the UK starting next month. There's even a [...]
