Spotify is now free on mobile and tablet. Listen to the right music, wherever you are. With Spotify, you have access to a world of music. You can listen to..
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The most Complete, Comprehensive and the Best “Audio Editing App for Android” FEATURED AS TOP 20 PAID APP IN GOOGLE PLAY -> MUSIC CATEGORY By adopting this application you will..
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Record hits with the voice effect made famous by T-Pain with Tune Me – Android’s #1 pitch correction app. Take it the next level with beats from your favorite hip-hop..
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QuickEdit is fast, stable and full featured text editor for Android. It is optimized for both phone and tablet! Features: * Enhanced notepad application with numerous improvements. * Code editor..
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Receive floating notifications from selected applications and keep track of everything that is important to you, all without needing to access your phone’s status bar and directly from the lock..
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Smart alarm clock with sleep cycle tracking. Wakes you gently in optimal moment for pleasant mornings. Features: – Sleep cycle tracking with smart wake up uses your phone’s accelerometer (2..
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This is an automation application which makes it possible for your device to execute commands automatically. When you create a command you can specify which actions to execute when a..
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Did you ever felt, that one Charger/USB cable set charges your device really fast and the other not? Now, you can prove this with Ampere. Measure the charging and discharging..
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PicsArt combines the best features of many photo applications it is one of best and most complete photo editors available for free in the market for Android devices. With 200..
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Fluid animation in your pocket! Touch the screen and create beautiful motion of colorful smoke and water. Key features of Magic Fluids: – Highly configurable fluid behaviour and look –..
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Roman Nurik, a Design Advocate at Google, launched the DashClock Widget back in early 2013. It's an extremely versatile, modular widget that - by default - supports things like time, weather, unread Gmail messages, and alarms. But its modular nature is the real selling point. Users can add extensions for apps they're already using, allowing a lot of information from disparate and unrelated apps to be displayed in one handy widget.
DashClock Is Back With New (Materialized) Beta was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Does you home have a lot of mobile devices? I mean a lot of them? Maybe you're a modern-day Brady Bunch, and every adult and kid has a phone, tablet, smartwatch, and external battery? Or alternately, do you run a bar or work for a gadget blog? Then you'll probably be able to find a use for the Yubi Universal USB Family Charging Tower Station With Surge And Overload Protection For...
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As with every week in recent times, this week saw a number of Lollipop announcements coming through. The big one of the week was the Cyanogen based Lollipop rollout which came to the OnePlus One and then later to YU’s Yureka. However, sometimes (and certainly for the devices owners), it is the legacy updates which are important to note. For instance, this week was pretty much the week of the LG G2 with both the T-Mobile and AT&T versions receiving their update. Interestingly, on the same day. Typically speaking, these carrier variants do not arrive on the exact same day. Not to mention, that only a couple of weeks ago, Verizon also released the update to the LG G2. With all three carriers in quick succession releasing their update, it seems to suggest that LG was slow pushing out the original update to the carriers. At least for this device. Of course, they were one of the first to proudly announce that Lollipop was coming to the LG G3, with their announcement coming through in the first week of November.
Part of that LG announcement came with the very clear statement “bringing Android Lollipop to G3 owners as soon as possible is a top priority”. By the recent LG G2 news (coupled with the lack of the mention in the November announcement), it could be assumed the G2 was certainly not a “top priority”. In fact, as it has been over six months since that announcement, it seems that the G2 was not a priority at all when it came to LG and Lollipop. So although, companies like LG are quick to promise that their very latest (basically their current) devices will come with Lollipop, they are much less keen on rolling out to their earlier legacy devices. After all, it is not cheap to roll out an update. Each variant of their device comes with additional fees. And in reality, who will be buying a new G2 device this year? If they do, how much of that will end up in LG’s pockets? Not to mention, they are busy focusing on the launch of their latest smartphone, the LG G4. Which in reality, is the one they really want you to buy. But LG is not alone.
Samsung is generally slow in rolling out their updates. However, the public seems to be a little more forgiven when it comes to their slowness. Maybe, it is the fact that we all secretly like Samsung (who do lead the android charge against the mighty Apple) or maybe it is simply they are excused due to the sheer abundance of variants of their flagship devices that hit the market. Samsung release multiple versions of each device and therefore, it is understandable that diverting time to their wealth of devices is a massive task. Not to mention, like LG, they were busy building their Galaxy S6 from the “ground up”. However, LG does not have the same excuses. Their portfolio (although big) is still much smaller. Likewise, HTC is another company who promised fast but delivered slow. Yes, their One M8 and One M7 have now finally received Lollipop. But it was not an easy task. Especially, seeing they were again one of the OEMs who came out with the big talk. They were one of the companies who said ‘ninety days and you will have Lollipop’. Big promises and then when the ninety days came around, they rather quietly whispered to the world, ‘yeah, not gonna happen, but we are working on it’. Or words to that effect. Of course, they too were busying themselves with the One M9. Although, some would argue now after seeing the One M9, they could not have been that busy, due to the rather M8 appearance of the new device.
In fact, of all the major manufacturers, it was probably Motorola who was the best when it came to updating. They were quick out of the door with their announcement, stating the same ‘we will deliver’ message to the world. However, compared to the others, they did deliver rather well. With some of their device variants receiving Android 5.0 even before some Nexus devices. Remember all those “you thought you were first Nexus” memes and gifs which circulated? That said, they are quite close to stock. However, more interestingly, unlike LG, Samsung and HTC, they were not making any massive push to release a new devive. Of course, if you own a OnePlus One, then they must be considered the slowest of all. One device, one variant, no carrier-specific devices and yet they only received their update (both of them) in the last two weeks.
The moral of the story is a simple one. Next time you are waiting on a major update for your device, check if they have a new model en route. If they do, kick back and forget about the update. It will arrive but not soon. OEMs seem far more interested in making their new device a “top priority” then worrying about the one you have already bought, maybe only just bought and one which is now (at least in their mind) already a legacy device.
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Over on Woot, they are offering the Galaxy Tab 4 8.0-inch tablet with LTE – which means it is unlocked and will work on AT&T and T-Mobile. The Galaxy Tab 4 8.0-inch features a 8-inch 1280×800 resolution display, A Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, clocked at 1.2GHz, 1.5GB of RAM and 16GB of on-board storage. There is also a microSD card slot on board. You can pick up the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 LTE from the link below.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 LTE – $199
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Korean consumer durables giant LG’s new flagship smartphone, expected to be officially released as the LG G4 later this month, was ‘accidentally’ leaked last week, when one of their site designers allegedly published an under-construction page pertaining to the device on their official site (it has since been pulled). Although the page contained many incorrect information as regards to some key features such as camera technology and the operating system, some analysts have already started speculating about the future of the device based on the leaks. One of the important things to have gotten a lot of attention – for all the wrong reasons as far as LG is concerned – is that the phone is supposedly about to shipp with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 808 SoC (System on Chip), which is a step below their current flagship – the Snapdragon 810 – in the pecking order.
Although the absence of Qualcomm’s flagship SoC is far from confirmed through any official channel, some analysts in Korea believe, that if true, it can hurt the sales of the G4, as LG tries to fight for market share against their homegrown rivals Samsung Electronics. Who are the current market leader and seems to be enjoying massive success with their recently released Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge dveices. That is exactly what another analyst from Seoul-based IBK Investment & Securities also believes. The analyst argues, that LG will be struggling to sell their new flagship, even though, it’s an “impressive product” in isolation. Further suggesting, that sales of LG’s upcoming release might not surpass the 10 million mark by much, quite like the G3 – the last generation flagship from LG – which they released in 2014. That’s because, the analyst notes, that following the release of Samsung’s flagships, which have gone on to become wildly successful, “market conditions will not be favorable.”
While the exact chipset used may still be unconfirmed, LG did confirm that the G4 will feature a 5.5-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) display, a 16 MP rear camera with a wide f/1.8 aperture, an 8 MP front-facing selfie camera and Android Lollipop with a new User-Interface. The G4 will also have multiple variants, with back cover options including leather and plastic. There is no word however, on the probable pricing of the device.
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Update Wednesday hit like a ton of bricks, this week. It didn't help that it also happened to land on tax day in the United States. Not only were there new versions for about a dozen apps from Google, but a couple of new ones joined mix. Yet again, Drive and its associated document editing apps are gracing the Teardown stage with even more new improvements on the horizon. This time, we get to see that Drive is getting a chip-based interface for adding collaborators, Slides will allow for presentations over Hangouts, all of the editors are going to have stylized templates, and there might even be a Secret Next-Gen UI on the way (but probably not).
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If you’re like me and grew up in the days when Apple vs. Windows was all the rage for the technologically inclined and technophobes alike, the whole iOS vs. Android debate that’s virtually taken over the comments sections on tech sites all over the internet over the past few years may seem like ‘déjà vu all over again’.
Most of these virtual debates, although often times get personal and devolve into name-calling, mostly tend to stay put in the virtual world. Unfortunately for two men in Tulsa, Oklahoma, that fight apparently spilled over from the virtual to the real world and ended in a bloody scuffle, that landed both of them in jail. According to reports, roommates Jiro Mendez and Elias Ecevo had gotten into a drunken fight to establish once and for all, the superiority of the mobile computing platform of their choice. There’s no word however about which one of the two flag bearers of their respective platforms was on which side and who – if anyone at all – won the fight.
According to reports, a little after midnight on the morning of April 17th, Police were called to an apartment complex to investigate the curious case of a bloody person walking around the parking lot. They found the two men, both hurt and bleeding from their wounds. Mendez was the one in the parking lot and Ecevo, had remained inside their apartment. The two men had been drinking, when they started their verbal debate over the mobile platform of their choice, which then quickly degenerated into stabbing each other with broken beer bottles. At some stage, Ecevo got out of their shared apartment and allegedly stole Mendez’s car, which the police later recovered with blood stains in the interior.
Both men were taken to a hospital for treatment, and thankfully, hospital authorities say that the injuries are not life-threatening. They have both been booked on charges of assault with a deadly weapon. There was however, no word on whether the two were able to in fact, come to a conclusion on which platform was indeed the better one.
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