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Ever worried about your phone getting lost or stolen? One of the most trusted ways of helping to stop your information from being stolen is to use the security app, Cerberus. Normally it costs about $4 to activate a lifetime license for Cerberus but today only, AppGratis is offering up that same lifetime license for free. All you have to do is download… Read more
Whenever a new version of Android would come out, people would try to hack the new keyboard onto their devices. I remember running the Gingerbread keyboard hacked onto my Galaxy S. People even put the keyboard on the market, often charging money for Google’s code with some modifications. We’re sure Google wasn’t too happy about that. But now, Google has… Read more
Yesterday it was Falcon Pro, and today it’s Nova Launcher. TeslaCoil Software, the team behind Nova, has adopted Google’s new method of beta testing Play Store apps by using Google+ Communities. If you want to join in, hit the source link and join the community with your Google+ account. Next, you’ll have to opt into beta testing, and starting from… Read more
Yandex may be a Russian company, but they have made their launcher available to everyone. Yandex.Shell is their 3D launcher, based off of SPB Shell 3D that used to be $15. They purchased the development company who made that launcher and released this. It even has a theme called SPB Shell 3D, if you want to go back to the flashy, glossy look. However,… Read more
If you want to stay on the cutting edge with your Twitter clients, Falcon Pro is now offering a beta for those who want it. And of course, we want it! This beta program offers you the newest version of the app not available to the public. Currently, that’s version 2.0. V2 was teased earlier today with new flat themes and multiple account support, and… Read more
Popular Twitter client, Falcon Pro, has been a favorite for many people. So much so that they actually filled up their entire capacity for users of the app. Now they’re showing off a couple of the new features that will be coming to Falcon Pro 2.0. The first of these features is a flat design theme. While the changes are subtle (it was quite flat… Read more
We’ve been expecting the new Gmail app for a while now. We knew it was coming from a few leaks, and eventually Google announced it themselves. The web experience has been available to us for a while, but the Android app hadn’t rolled out. And though we consider the Gmail app very nice, it could definitely be improved. Today, Google started the slow… Read more
Android users, rejoice. While we’ve long stood by and watched our counterparts who use iOS record and share videos on Vine, we can now do the same. Vine announced on their blog today that Vine for Android is now released. The app features many of the same features that the iOS app has and also has a holo-inspired design specially made for Android. The… Read more
With the introduction of Ice Cream Sandwich on Android phones, USB mass storage went the way of the dinosaurs. It was replaced by MTP, a system that has its ups and downs. MTP allows you to mount your storage to both your phone and computer at once, instead of rendering your phone unusable when mounted to a computer. It also allows for the removal of… Read more
What’s On Your Homescreen? is back with another homescreen. This time I wouldn’t call it wildly different from Dima’s as compared to Steve’s, but now it’s my turn to show off my homescreen: The biggest contributor to how I organize and use my Nexus 4′s homescreen has to be Action Launcher. Chris Lacy sent me a review version of Action Launcher… Read more
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