Welcome back to Vice City. Welcome back to the 1980s. From the decade of big hair, excess and pastel suits comes a story of one man’s rise to the top of the criminal pile. Vice City, a huge urban sprawl..
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Root Explorer is the ultimate file manager for root users. Access the whole of android’s file system (including the elusive data folder!). Features include multiple tabs, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox and network (SMB) support, SQLite database viewer, Text Editor, create..
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My Alarm Clock turns your android device into an alarm clock that sings your favourite tunes, a bedside clock with gorgeous themes and current weather information, and a sleep timer that lulls you to sleep at night! • Alarm Clock:..
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Shuttle+ Music Player is an intuitive, lightweight and powerful music player for Android. Features: – Material design – Built in 6-band equalizer with bass boost, – Gapless playback – Lyrics – Automatic artwork downloading – The best user interface of..
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Pro version unlocks : Blacklist or whitelist specific apps. Notific is lockscreen notification app that displays your notification in an intuitive manner when you need it. It will automatically turn the screen on and display your notification in one of..
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Get AVG AntiVirus PRO Android™ Security now for premium, full featured protection from viruses, malware, spyware & online exploitation in real-time. With AVG AntiVirus PRO Android Security you can: ★ Scan apps, settings, files, media, calls & text messages (SMS)..
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The new “Defence Effect” is a hurricane mix of a fascinating gameplay, super vivid graphics and realistic sound effects. … For two thousand years goes this war. As usually – without any particular reason … You are a soldier of..
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Bass Booster Pro is a standalone app, please uninstall the free version to avoid conflicts. Pro features ★ Unlimited custom presets ★ Widget (2×1) ★ Profiles homescreen shortcuts ★ Preset auto-detection ★ Tasker Plugin ★ Virtualizer ★ Music visualizer ★..
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Gorgeous palettes moving smoothly on your background. Palettes will change every time you come back to your main menu. The main difference with the others live background is that this one will never bother you with a lot of animations..
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Smart Tools® is a complete package of 6 app sets. It includes 5 Pro sets for a total of 16 tools. In a word, All-in-One. Set 1: Length, Angle, Slope, Level, Thread – Smart Ruler Pro Set 2: Distance, Height,..
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If you keep up with Samsung’s product line and which devices they typically refresh, it shouldn’t surprise you that Samsung is likely to release an Active version of the Galaxy S 6 sometime this year.
Twitter user @upleaks has tweeted about a new Samsung device with the model number SM-G890A, which is fairly similar to the SM-G870A, which was AT&T’s Galaxy S 5 Active. It’s pure speculation at this point, but Samsung is usually pretty predictable about this kind of thing.
No other details about the device have surfaced, but you can bet it’ll be much more rugged than the Galaxy S 6, including having a tougher frame and being waterproof. Maybe they’ll bring the SD card back with this one?
source: @upleaks
Come comment on this article: Samsung will likely release a Galaxy S 6 Active sometime this year
We know Verizon’s Nexus 6 is coming, and probably fairly soon, but some new promotional material has leaked that confirms some of the rumors we’ve already heard. The official launch date of the device will be March 12th if you’re willing to order it online, and the Nexus 6 will be offered in stores on March 19th.
As far as pricing goes, you’ll be able to snag a 32 GB variant for $249 on contract, $29.16 per month if you opt for Verizon’s Edge installment plans, or $699 if you plan on purchasing it outright. According to this info, though, it doesn’t seem like the white color will be available, and you won’t have any options besides 32 GB. It’s not perfect, but it’s better than nothing.
The Verizon Nexus 6 is definitely going to be launching on Android 5.1, so there’s a chance we’ll see the update make its way to other Nexus devices within the next two weeks, but worst case scenario, the official release to AOSP won’t trail far behind that March 12th launch. There’s also a 6 month Google Play Music promo bundled with the device, although that’s hardly a first for Google.
Still interested in buying a Nexus 6 on Verizon, or have you changed your mind to some of the other devices that have been announced?
source: Phandroid
Come comment on this article: Release date and pricing leak for Verizon Nexus 6, will be available March 12th
If you’re still in the market for a subscription based music service then you may want to pay attention. Currently, Google is offering a brand new deal that allows new subscribers three months of All Access (and YouTube Music Key) for just $3. That’s right, for what you’ll pay for a cup of fancy coffee, you’ll get yourself access to Google’s powerhouse of a service. Of course, once the three months end, you’ll have to pay $9.99 a month, but that’s par for the course.
If you sign up you’ll get unlimited access to Google’s growing catalog of music, plus no advertising on streaming music videos in YouTube, curated radio stations and the benefit of being able to store 50,000 songs (though that’s part of using Google Play Music free of charge, too). All you have to do is sign up here. Enjoy!
source: Slick Deals
Come comment on this article: [Deal] New subscribers can get 3-months of Play Music All Access for $3
It looks like HTC has a plan to tackle the high-end smartphone market. As we all know, HTC has been working hard at building a gorgeous phone over the last few years and with general success at doing so. Even so, HTC hasn’t been able to chip into the Apple/Samsung dominated smartphone market and as such HTC must show how the One M9 differentiates itself from both Android phones and the iPhone 6. Well, HTC Americas president Jason Mackenzie seems to to know this and has hinted that HTC has a plan in place to do so.
In a Business Insider interview at MWC this year, Mackenzie teased an upcoming announcement that will come in ahead of the M9 launch later this spring that will help HTC push the One M9. It’s an announcement that we’ll get later this month. Here’s what he said.
Come comment on this article: HTC has a plan to get you to purchase a One M9 over the iPhone
Dear readers: I have a confession to make. I completely forgot about our monthly best-of games series, because when the event came up on the calendar I was busy drooling over the new SHIELD set-top box and other Game Developers Conference-related stuff in San Francisco. Here, belated but hopefully still appreciated, are my picks for the top seven Android games of last month and a few honorable mentions.
Android Police coverage: Creepy Platformer And Steam Favorite LIMBO Crawls Into The Play Store For $5
LIMBO is a platformer and puzzler favorite among the Steam and console download crowd.
[Game Roundup] Our Top Seven Picks For The Best New Games Of February 2015 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Arguably one of the best “smaller” tablets on the market right now. The Galaxy Tab S 8.4 was one of our favorite tablets from 2014. While it’s just 8.4 inches, it does have an amazing display of 2560×1600 resolution and it’s Samsung’s own AMOLED panel. Which is great for watching movies and even YouTube videos. It’s backed by a Snapdragon 800 chipset, 3GB of RAM and 16GB of storage as well. Woot is currently selling it for just $319.99 over on their site. You can grab one from the link down below.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 Tablet – $319.99
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Almost four years ago, we ran a poll on the subject of battery life versus thinness. Four years ago, Android's battery life was even worse than it is now, batteries were smaller, and LTE radios could be a death sentence on newer handsets. Today... battery life still isn't that good on most phones, but it's not as bad as it once was, and all the while the phones are getting thinner and lighter and sleeker.
[Weekend Poll] Battery Life Versus Thinness, FIGHT! was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
About a month before Mobile World Congress was set to kick off, I got an email from KnowRoaming’s PR explaining to me what KnowRoaming was. I had never heard of the company, prior to that. Basically, KnowRoaming gives you a very thin sticker that goes onto your sim card. The sticker stays dormant until you land in another country. Which I was able to test it out before leaving, just by going across the river to Canada. The thing here isn’t just that you don’t need to worry about another SIM card, but the fact that you can get unlimited data for just $8/day. But we’ll get to that more in a minute.
I used KnowRoaming almost exclusively at Mobile World Congress. Except for the first few days I was in Barcelona, let me explain why, as it’s important. Having that very thin sticker on the back of your SIM card is cool and all. But if you’re like me or most journalists, you switch SIM cards all the time. And after a while that will make the sticker start to peel off, which means it won’t work. And with all the devices I had reviewed before going to Barcelona, my sticker was peeling off, and the phone couldn’t recognize the SIM at all. So I was stuck until the show opened on Monday, when I could get another sticker from their booth.
So I pretty much used KnowRoaming on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (when I was traveling back home). In a lot of countries, especially in Europe, they have data packages you can buy. In Spain, specifically, I was able to grab unlimited data for just $8 per day. Which is pretty insanely cheap. Now their fair use policy is 500MB. However, I don’t think they enforce that, too much. As I went over 500MB on Tuesday, and never got shut off or slowed down. While we’re talking about data speeds, right now you get up to HSPA+ speeds. 4G LTE is coming soon, the issue with LTE is the fact that carriers don’t support roaming on LTE networks yet.
With KnowRoaming, you get a UK number, as well as a US number. So, when you’re in Europe, you aren’t paying outrageous roaming fees for calls. For data, you can get 1 day at $7.99, 3 days at $23.97, and a week or 7 days at $55.93. Which is insane. I did some research on roaming plans from the US carriers here and the cheapest was actually T-Mobile, which would give you 500MB of high-speed data for $50. Which sounds pretty sad, but compared to their competitors, it’s not too bad. But then look at KnowRoaming, and it’s a no brainer.
So how well does KnowRoaming work? Well before I give you my opinion on that, let’s give you some background. I spent most of the week at Fira Gran Via, where Mobile World Congress was held. And most of that time, there was no WiFi or mobile networks. Since you had roughly 100,000 people there all trying to connect and use them. But outside of Fira Gran Via, my experience was great. Pretty much had HSPA+ speeds the entire time. Some speed tests showed around 10mbps or lower. Which isn’t amazing, but it’s definitely better than EDGE. I can’t comment on the voice side of things, as I never needed to call anyone. But for data, it was fantastic, and I will definitely be using it for future trips like to IFA, and so on.
If you do a lot of international traveling, or even a little bit, it’s definitely worth it to check out KnowRoaming. So far, I’ve found no other service to even come close to what they offer, and at the price they offer. I highly recommend KnowRoaming, if you know of any other companies that offer something similar, be sure to shout them out in the comments below. Would love to try them out and see how they compare.
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Hey, HTC One M7 (2013) owners on T-Mobile, are you jealous of your counterparts in Europe, or on Sprint, or those who use the Developer Edition? You know, because they all have the Lollipop update (or at least access to a ROM file) before you do? Well fret no more: HTC's most excellent vice president of product management Mo Versi is back with another one of his One update announcement proclamations:
HTC One (M7) T-Mobile Owners!
T-Mobile's HTC One M7 Lollipop Update Scheduled For Tuesday, March 10th was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
