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CyanogenMod’s Steve Kondik needs little introduction to the Android development community, specifically the rooting side of things as a leader in Android’s customization crowd. To the surprise of many, Kondik announced in August of 2011 that he was joining Samsung as a software engineer working on their Android products. As part of a Google+ post… Read more
Today we’re checking out the CruzerLite Franco Kernel TPU Case for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. I’m reviewing this case on a Sprint Galaxy Nexus, which I hear has slightly different dimensions than a GSM unlocked GNex, but I’m told that doesn’t matter. CruzerLite’s cases will apparently fit both. This case fits my device great. I’ve also been told… Read more
We’ve had a lot of excitement lately with 2013′s flagship devices being announce and even reviews for the new HTC One are rolling out. We at DroidDog just got out hands on the HTC One X+ for the first time. Better late than never right? Now, I’ve read a few reviews for the HTC One X+, and most of them seem to end up being comparative reviews to… Read more
Google Reader is an integral part of people’s every day lives (we use it all the time), and we were dismayed to hear that Google is shutting it down. How could they do this to their loyal users? They cite declining use, but there are a lot of less popular Google services out there. Google, we beg you, keep Reader around. But begging won’t work. Maybe… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IDXILsX7_QI Today is the big day! Samsung Unpacked 2013 is happening, and we will be able to see the next Galaxy phone. Considering how the Galaxy series has been Android’s flagship recently, it’s a pretty important event. The press will be swarming and writing away, but don’t feel left out. Samsung… Read more
HTC’s Android overlay, Sense, catches a lot of grief for being a heavy addition to the stock experience. I recently reviewed the HTC One X+ and in reality for this device, Sense did not ruining my experience with the device. I like my device and the way I interact with it to look nice, and HTC’s widgets have always kind of made me slightly jealous…. Read more
We saw some pictures of what was supposedly the Galaxy S IV today and it looks like Samsung decided to give us our first official look at the device. They may have only shown the corner but from what we can see, it looks quite similar to the S III. Although some may have hoped for a brand new design, this looks like it’ll be mighty fine anyway. The S… Read more
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8.0 was introduced to the world last week at Mobile World Congress and we’re eagerly awaiting its arrival stateside. However, at the time of its unveiling Samsung only showed off a white variant leaving our imagination to discover how it would look in other colors. Now, hanks to an anonymous tipster we’ve got a brand new look… Read more
We’re quickly nearing Samsung Unpacked 2013, and the rumors are flying. What will the Samsung Galaxy S IV look like? What specs will it have? We don’t know, but we’re excited to find out! In other news, Samsung’s court fiasco is flaring up again, as is the law enacted to make phone unlocking illegal. If you missed anything, get reading! February… Read more
The budget Android market and the high-end Android market have traditionally been worlds apart; but that’s beginning to change with phones like the Pantech Discover that start to bridge the gap between the two. The budget price tag of $50 is slapped onto a phone that’s equipped with specs to rival some of the high-end phones out there. But can the… Read more
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