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Temple Run for Android gets updated with ICS compatibility fixes
Chances are, you are one of the millions who have downloaded Temple Run. If you happen to have an ICS-powered device, you should know that the folks at Imangi have rolled a new update to fix some compatibility issues with Android 4.0. Not only that, but they also fixed a bug that caused low resolution
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Google Offers Android app receives update, brings smoother navigation and more deals
While I am still waiting for Google Offers to be available in my area, it looks like it won’t be too long because a new update has been pushed to its bringing more locations and partners. Not only that but Google also improved navigating within the application. While this isn’t a major update, we encourage
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Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II for Android launches in the Play Store with Tegra 3 optimization
SEGA has finally announced the release of Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II at the Play Store. If you are a fan of the game, you will not be disappointed by the quality of work that was put in in developing its mobile version. Not only it was made to play on Android 2.3 and
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Google I/O 2012 sessions and schedule now available for developers to start planning
If you’re one of the many developers that will be heading down to San Francisco this June to attend Google I/O 2012, you better start planning! The official list of sessions and schedule for this year’s Google I/O has been posted, and like previous years, Android sessions tops them all with a whopping 20 sessions
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Google suspends Google Music device deauthorization limit while it looks for a fix
It looks like Google is listening to its users and are working on finding a better solution to the 4-per-year device deauthorization limit that was previously set on Google Music. Earlier today, news broke out that Google was limiting the number of devices that could be deauthorized to a maximum of 4 per year, leaving
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NTT DoCoMo to launch the Galaxy S III with 2GB of RAM?
Japan’s top carrier NTT DoCoMo has released a marketing pamphlet showcasing the Galaxy S III with a “cheesy” tag line claiming that “it understands you.” According to the brochure, it looks like Japan’s variant of the upcoming Samsung handset will sport the S4 Snapdragon dual-core chip and 2GB of RAM, instead of the quad-core chip
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Motorola Droid 4 Android 4.0.4 build leaks; will you get it or wait for the official update?
The Motorola Droid 4 was included in Verizon’s list of devices that will be getting ICS and as you know Big Red didn’t mention when it’ll roll it out. If you don’t feel like waiting and are into flashing ROMs, the folks at DroidForums were able to get their hands on a leaked Android 4.0.4 build.
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Verizon to end grandfathered unlimited data plans for customers upgrading to 4G LTE devices
If you’re one of the many people who have been riding the unlimited data train on Verizon’s network, the ride might be coming to an end for some of you. Soon, Verizon Wireless will no longer be allowing customers grandfathered into an unlimited data plan to keep their plan when they upgrade to a 4G
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Verizon’s LG Revolution receives VS910ZV9 OTA update, brings bug fixes
Remember the LG revolution? Verizon Wireless has just published details about an upcoming bug-fixing OTA update for the handset. Once you install it, it will add Android security patches, improvement to the phone app and more. Here is the full changelog: Device Features Android Security patches have been added. Picture messages will send properly when
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Galaxy S III unboxing video hits the web weeks before release
Check out this unboxing video of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S III. As you probably know by now, the upcoming Galaxy S III is getting ready to be released in Europe at the end of the month; it was only a matter of time before unboxing videos started to creep on Youtube. The latest video
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PSA: Google Music only lets you deauthorize up to 4 devices per year
If you’re a Google Music user who likes to flash custom ROMS on your Android device, you might want to be careful the next time you deauthorize a device from your Google Music account. According to new reports, Google now only allows a maximum of 4 devices to be deauthorized each year. Some users on
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Carrier billing for all Google Play store purchases now available for Sprint customers
If you’re a Sprint customer, you can now pay for all of your Google Play store purchases with carrier billing. Previously, this option was only available for apps, but today, Google announced that carrier billing for Sprint customers was now available for books, movies, music, and apps. While some might not think carrier billing is
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T-Mobile’s HTC Sensation 4G Android 4.0 update now rolling out, Amaze 4G update to come on May 21
T-Mobile Sensation 4G users, there’s some good news for you. 2 days after announcing that Android 4.0 was finally coming to the Sensation 4G, HTC and T-Mobile have gone ahead and released the update for the device, as promised. In addition to rolling out ICS for the Sensation 4G, T-Mobile has gone ahead and provided
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Sprint HTC Evo 4G LTE no longer launching on May 18 due to US customs investigation
If you’re one of the people who were planning on getting the HTC Evo 4G LTE on Sprint this Friday, there’s some bad news for you. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the launch of the Evo 4G LTE has been delayed due to the customs review required by the ITC in relation to
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ASUS rolls out 9.2.1.24 update to Eee Pad Transformer, brings Face Unlock and stability improvements
If you have been enjoying Ice Cream Sandwich on your Eee Pad Transformer, you should know that ASUS is now pushing a new update with build number 9.2.1.24 to the tablet. It will bring the Face Unlock feature, system bar unlock and the usual bug fixes. Here is the full changelog: Improves system stability Improves
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Open Signal Maps releases data on Android fragmentation
Want to see what Android fragmentation looks like, then take a look at the data released by Open Signal Maps. The service, which uses crowd sourcing to create a comprehensive database of cell phone towers, cell phone signal strength readings, and Wi-Fi access points around the world via its Android app, gathered a lot of
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Firefox Beta Android app updated with redesigned UI and Flash Support
If the stock Android browser or Chrome aren’t doing it for you, you should know that Mozilla has just unleashed Firefox 14 Beta which is the newest version of the Android application. It brings a new user interface, performance enhancements, new start page and Flash support. Add to that, Mozilla has “Updated minimum system requirements
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LG Optimus Elite with NFC and Google Wallet support now available from Virgin Mobile USA for $150
Looking for a cheap Android with NFC and support for Google Wallet on Virgin Mobile in the US? If yes, you should take a look at the LG Optimus Elite. The Optimus Elite, which became available for pre-order on May 10, is now available for consumers to purchase for $150. The Optimus Elite features Android
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Sony to roll out Ice Cream Sandwich to Xperia S in late May, early June
The nice looking Sony Xperia S is reportedly going to receive the Android 4.0 update sometimes at the end of May to early June. If you are tired of using the outdated Gingerbread, it looks like you won’t have to wait for long. According to Sony via their Support Forum, the Xperia S is set
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Samsung releases Samsung Cares customer service app for Android
In an effort to stay in touch with its customers, Samsung has gone ahead and released a new customer service app for Android. The new Samsung Cares app, which is currently available for you to download from the Google Play store, allows consumers to get information on the many different Samsung products currently in
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