When developers release new versions of their software, the last thing that customers expect is for the app to cause more problems than it did before the update instead of bringing improvements. This is exactly what happened to Apex Launcher . . . → Read More: Apex Launcher v1.3.1 fixes FC problem, brings more features and improvements
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Apex Launcher updated today to version 1.3, bringing with it some new features, including a brand-new force-closing feature where the launcher would force close every time it opened. Okay, that’s not really a feature, but it was a problem that arose in the 1.3 update. Apex Launcher has since been updated to 1.3.1 to fix this issue . . . → Read More: Apex Launcher updates with new features, fixes force-closing issues Early this morning Android Does released an update to Apex Launcher that was supposed to bring a whole slew of new improvements and goodies. As many found out right off the bat, the update had some sort of issue that caused it to Force Close and not run at all . . . → Read More: Apex Launcher failures fixed, new update now Available For anyone that uses the Apex or Nova third party launchers, you can go pick up their updates in Google Play this morning. . . . → Read More: Apex Launcher and Nova Launcher Receive Updates, Jelly Bean Enhancements and More Last week, capitalizing on Apple’s release of the new iPhone 5, Netflix released an update to the iOS version of their app. Today they started rolling out an update to the Netflix for Android version, mirroring the changes and improvements they made for iOS . . . → Read More: Netflix for Android getting update, new interface similar to iPhone version (Concept design of the HTC “dlx”) As we inch closer to the end of 2012, the number of rumors surrounding the next Nexus phone from Google are going to overwhelm you. Some will be garbage, one or two here and there may be right on point, but for the most part, you should take them all as strictly rumor. Last week it was LG who was going to create a Nexus based off of its Optimus G phone, and today, it’s going to be HTC who creates one based off of its 1080p “dlx” (DROID Incredible X) phone. According to this report our of GSMArena, the anonymous tipster who received the information from a “very reliable source within HTC,” said that the phone will sport … Continue Reading Here Rumor: HTC Creating the Nexus 5, a Variant of Its 1080p Phone – droid-life.com . . . → Read More: Rumor: HTC Creating the Nexus 5, a Variant of Its 1080p Phone . . . → Read More: Sprint Announces New Utility Update For The Samsung Galaxy S III Smartphone AT&T has made a software update available today for the Samsung Galaxy S3. Even though it’s not the one you were probably hoping for, it does add a few handy features to tide you over until the Jelly Bean update rolls out . . . → Read More: AT&T Samsung Galaxy S3 gets minor software update, no Jelly Bean yet There are many people who will never forget the days leading up to the public release of Google+. Many of us had already gotten private beta invites and countless more were trolling forums to find them . . . → Read More: Google+ hits 400 million registered users, 100 million active users It was a busy week for the mobile world this past week but most of it wasn’t on the Android side of things. Apple announced their new iPhone 5 and it wowed all those who’ve patiently waited for it . . . → Read More: Android Community Weekly: September 16th, 2012 |
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