Today Google announced a nice new update for Android’s Google + application, allowing users on Android 2.3+ to take advantage of the Hangouts feature within the social networking service. If you hadn’t noticed, Google is taking its social network rather seriously and has added 91 improvement since its debut, with many more on their way.…
NVIDIA drops some knowledge about multi-core CPUs, more. Kal-El, anyone?
It seems just like yesterday when we first saw the video that showcased the amazing graphics performance found in NVIDIA’s upcoming quad-core mobile processor, Kal-El. We’re finally nearing the end of the waiting period and we may soon see the first Kal-El toting tablet in the very near future and today NVIDIA has released some…
Google prepping devs for impending Ice Cream Sandwich update
With the Ice Cream Sandwich likely just weeks away, Google is getting Android developers ready for the impending update with some tips on how to optimize applications for phones and tablets alike for the next version of the mobile operating system. Google introduced the Fragment API in Honeycomb and we’ve been expecting them to be…
Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 priced at $469.99
Are you looking for an Android tablet but don’t want to settle for the usual 7 and 10.1 inch varieties? Worry not, as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 has received its official pricing for the US and should land on shelves very soon. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 is just as powerful than its 10.1 inch…
New Honeycomb leak for Logitech Revue found
While the Logitech Revue isn’t mobile, the Google TV box is running Android and we thought it we’d share that a new leak of Honeycomb has been found for the device and this time it brings Netflix and a couple of new tweaks along for the ride. Let’s face it: Google TV has been quite…
Hands-On: Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S II – the Epic 4G Touch [Video]
It’s finally here, folks. The very first US Galaxy S II, the Epic 4G Touch, has landed on our doorstep and we’re gonna give you a quick peak at one of the most anticipated phones of the year. While it may not be the only Galaxy S II to land in the US, it’s certainly…
Android to support both Intel and ARM going forward
We’ve been waiting for something to come of the rumors and the confirmation that Android would be ported to Intel-based products in the future and today we got one of our first glimpses. While all eyes are on Windows 8 at the moment, Intel still has its sights on optimizing Google’s mobile operating system, and…
Samsung Galaxy S II ad debuts to hype up arrival in US
We’re just days away from the arrival of the first Samsung Galaxy S II to land in the US, and Sammy has put together a short ad to remind the world that the handset is coming and that it’s one doozy of a phone. The ad is a well thought out, a bit comical, and…
Motorola ELECTRIFY announced for US Cellular
Are you a US Cellular customer who is feeling a little left out from the lack of new Motorola handsets on the carrier? Fret no more, good chum, as the Motorola Electrify has just been announced, which is essentially the Photon 4G. The dual-core toting Android phone will land on the sixth largest carrier in…
Android Jelly Bean to follow Ice Cream Sandwich
Other than a few questionable, partially blacked-out screenshots, we have very little to go on when it comes to Google’s latest version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich. Also not known about Ice Cream Sandwich is the actual version number, but we do know that it should debut on the next Nexus handset sometime in late…









