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
Google Play 4.0 has started rolling out to people everywhere, but if you’re that excited, why wait? You can try it now, just with a simple download of an APK. You just install it and use the new Play Store, no root required. So get going! Hit the source link from your phone and make sure installing from unknown sources is turned on. Download Play… Read more
The Samsung Galaxy S 4 hasn’t been released yet, but that doesn’t mean you can’t experience some of the new stuff that comes with it. For your enjoyment, a bunch of stuff taken from a system dump has been put up for download. This includes seven full HD wallpapers, ringtones, and the new S-Voice APK. S-Voice has a few new tricks up its sleeves, but is… Read more
If you’ve been looking for an official way to get your Nexus device back to stock, look no further. Google has posted the Android 4.2.2 factory images on their site for most Nexus devices. This means that the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 (WiFi and HSPA+), Nexux 10, and the yakju and takju Galaxy Nexus models all have factory images in case anything goes bad. We… Read more
SwiftKey Flow beta has continually been updated and improved, getting better and better with each release. With this new one, there are a ton of bug fixes to make your typing experience easier. Here’s a full changelog: Changes in this version: * Fixed crash on changing keyboards * Fixed force close on clicking update language * Fixed other… Read more
If you’re a SwiftKey Flow beta user, you should update your keyboard to the newest version. The update includes a few new features, like adding Flow in most places and easier corrections. It also includes the new themes from the official SwiftKey update from the Play Store. Interestingly enough, they also got rid of the typing style setting; it is now… Read more
The Sprint Galaxy Nexus finally has Android 4.2.1! The update has been uploaded to Google’s servers, so you can download it and manually flash it. It’ll come with the standard enhancements, including a gesture keyboard, Photo Sphere, a quick settings panel, a new lockscreen, and quite a few smaller features. It’s definitely a good update, even if it is… Read more
Grand Theft Auto Vice City was a very anticipated game, so it was a great disappointment when it was taken down on launch day. Technical issues caused them to take it down, and that’s fine. It happens. But it’s finally back up, a little earlier than expected. So if you want to start playing it, hit the source link and download away! Device compatibility… Read more
Many Android manufacturers have attacked other companies with ads. Both Motorola and Samsung made some pretty big ads against Apple, all to get Android on top. However, Android is clearly on top with a sizable gap between it and anything else. What’s next? Attack each other, of course. Manufacturers need to differentiate themselves, despite using the… Read more
Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour is a Gameloft game many people were looking forward to. However, just as it was released, it was pulled from the Play Store. How sad is that? This is the second time in the last week that we’ve had this happen to us, and we’re not sure our fragile hearts can take it. Earlier, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City was pulled from the… Read more
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