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Sad news for folks who grabbed the Sony Tablet P with the Japanese company deciding not to release Jelly Bean update for the dual-screen device. According to Sony, we have the lack of developer interest and poor sales to blame for this, but I would add them to that “blame list” as well. Sure enough,…
Samsung released a new version of its S Pen SDK to make it compatible with new functions of the Galaxy Note II. In that sense, developers will be able to make apps that interact with the S Pen even when a user hovers the S Pen over the screen — so called Air View feature.…
Evernote has once again improved its Android app to make it take advantage of the new features found in the latest version of Android. Those of you already enjoying the Jelly Bean goods will be able to share and/or edit recently updated/created notes from the rich notification bar. And if you upload a photo note,…
If you want an affordable Android smartphone that packs a quad-core CPU, the chances are your top picks are HTC One X and Samsung Galaxy S III. However, if you want a different device, one that’s equally powerful but not as popular as the mentioned two phones, you may want to check out the LG…
All of you who started playing games with the Atari 2600 console and today own an iPhone or Android-based device will want to check out the Activision Anthology. The application itself is free to download and comes with one free game – KABOOM!, with other classic titles also available from within the app. As you…
Adding to the “should you buy the new Galaxy Note” debate, we got the price of the unlocked device. According to a placard spotted on the floor at IFA, Sammy will sell the SIM-free phablet for 639.90 EUR in Germany. Translated into U.S. dollars, that’s whopping $803! Now we know that Americans are used to…
ZTE announced its first Android smartphone with Intel-made processor – Grand X IN. Price was not unveiled but we do know the specs; aside from rocking the single-core Intel Atom Z2460 CPU, this baby — which looks very similar to the original, Tegra 2-powered Grand X — also packs a 4.3-inch qHD screen, 1GB of…
Arguably the single most interesting device announced at IFA in Berlin is the Samsung Galaxy Note II. As you can imagine, it beats the old Note in pretty much all aspects with screen arguably being the only worse component — it now has a resolution of 1280×720 (267ppi), which is lower than the original Note’s…
Samsung UK is running a neat campaign, offering free Galaxy Tab 2 to users who have either purchased or plan to purchase the new Galaxy S III or (existing) Galaxy Note. As part of the deal, you’ll also have to send them your old phone, which can be either the Galaxy S II or iPhone…
Garmin is updating its StreetPilot Onboard and NAVIGON smartphone apps to provide “better orientation in cities.” Thanks to the new Urban Guidance feature, users are able to integrate public transportation into their route, complete with detailed itineraries of transit stops. The so called “Last Mile” function automatically saves the location of the user’s car when…