One of the cool things about Android is the open market model. The folks at Google don't mind at all if you sideload . . . → Read More: F-Droid is the FOSS application store for your Android phone
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Sailboats do not have a reputation for being particularly exciting, but the new game from Infinite Dreams is looking impressive anyway. In Sailboat Championship, you can run a different kind of race than you’re used to. . . . → Read More: [New Game] Infinite Dreams Takes To The Seas With Sailboat Championship To call Rdio’s latest beta a complete overhaul might be a bit of a misnomer. The feature set is largely the same, even if the design has gotten a facelift. . . . → Read More: [Update: It's Live] Rdio Beta Review: Bugs Aside, Spotify Could Learn A Thing Or Two From This App Meizu is a name you probably haven't heard of before if you live outside of China, but they're an up-and-coming OEM that's trying their best to offer some compelling smartphones as of late. This device, the MX2, is a follow-up to their previous flagship model, the MX. The specs get bumped up heartily this time around, with a 1.6GHz quad-core processor (a Samsung unit), 2GB of RAM, 4.4-inch 800×1280 . . . → Read More: Meizu launches MX2 with quad-core processor and Jelly Bean for $399 Thanks to some handy work from AndroidPoilce a while back, we found out that Google would soon be requiring a Google+ account to leave a comment in the Play Store. The comment mechanics of the Play Store has slowly evolved from just a name, star rating and comment, to including the device you are using, the version of the app you are on and even some filtering abilities to help narrow down the best and worst reviews. It now appears that Google is moving the Play Store towards a more integrated Google system . . . → Read More: Play Store starts moving to Google+ accounts for Comments When Ron tore down the most recent Play Store APK, he discovered references to pre-orders hiding within . It wasn’t clear at the time just what this option would apply to, but now we know! It’s books ! . . . → Read More: Now You Can Pre-Order Books On The Play Store Over a year ago, Microsoft released an official Hotmail app to the Play Store. And it sucked. Well, it still pretty much sucks . . . → Read More: Microsoft Releases A Pathetic Excuse For An Outlook.com App Into The Play Store, No Point In Even Installing It Just as we saw this morning with the Nexus 4 and Nexus 10, the Nexus 7 is getting updated to Android 4.2.1 via an OTA update. There's nothing groundbreaking here, its simply a bug fix for the omission of December from the people application and an update to add joysticks and gamepads as HID devices. . . . → Read More: Nexus 7 gets its turn at 4.2.1 — it’s pushing now or can be manually flashed Update: Google says the Nexus 4 isn’t sold out, but that the Play Store is just being inundated with demand. Here’s what we’re seeing on the Nexus 4 page right now: Google Play is currently experiencing very high traffic. Nexus 4 is not sold out and will still be available for purchase . . . → Read More: Nexus 4, Take Two: Back In The U.S. Play Store (For At Least The Next Few Minutes) Android 4.2.1 along with its source were released today, but outside of the December bug in the People app , it wasn’t immediately apparent whether it contained other fixes and improvements or not. . . . → Read More: [Changelog] What’s New In Android 4.2.1 (JOP40D) |
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