There is a new update to the Play Store, but this one is not as small as the others. It brings a feature that’s been long needed. Remember when they removed the “Purchased” section and replaced it with the “All” list? It was a travesty. This doesn’t exactly make up for it, but at least it allows you to remove all the apps you installed then immediately… Read more
Both promoting their new game and providing more content for Angry Birds fans, Rovio has updated the original Angry Birds with 15 new levels based off of their new game Bad Piggies. The update is free, which is awesome. Everyone wins, considering you just get more levels to play! Hit the source link to download the game, and if you have it installed,… Read more
Looks like Verizon will be releasing the Galaxy S III in two new colors. A sign up sheet for more info on the black and brown S III’s is live on Verizon’s website right now, so if you want to know when these two colors will be released, hit the source link and sign up! The brown looks very interesting, only because it’s surprising that Samsung made… Read more
HTC and O2 have teamed up to reduce what may very well be unnecessary waste, and save a few bucks along the way. They claim that 70% of all phone buyers already have a wall charger, thus they will not be including one with their new HTC flagship. They’ll include a microUSB cable, but no wall adapter. This is what they had to say: “I have a simple… Read more
There have been images of a pink Samsung Galaxy S III leaked all over the internet, with a rumored release next week in Korea. This is after they announced four more colors to go with the original two. A seventh color, huh? I like it! Samsung has released a pink Galaxy S II before, so this comes as no surprise. Still, it’s a great looking device…. Read more
A leak of a Verizon roadmap has provided a ton of information on new phones. Assuming it’s all accurate, this could be a good quarter for Verizon. The HTC DROID Incredible X was on the roadmap, with a 5″ display and a quad core processor. It’s that rumored HTC phablet we’ve seen a few times before. This competition to the Note II should be coming out… Read more
Facebook wants to be the center of your phone, and it’s pushing for it. However, after adding a ton of new icons to your app drawer, and people revolting, they’ve learned their lesson. They’re taking it slow. After updating the iOS app, they’re now focusing on Android. First change is that they are putting a Messenger button in the upper right hand… Read more
Earlier, we posted a story by the Korea Times that Samsung was soon planning to unveil a new Galaxy S IV, a successor to their current flagship. Almost immediately, Samsung shot that rumor down. But this little piece of proof shows that there is some credibility to the rumor. It’s a mysterious benchmark for a device called the Samsung TE4. While the… Read more
AT&T has turned on LTE in 8 new markets today. Those markets are: Portland, OR; Seattle, WA; Detroit, MI; Honolulu, HI; Pittsburgh, PA; Sacramento, CA; Memphis, TN; and Birmingham, AL. AT&T has been pushing LTE out really fast lately, obviously because they’re very behind compared to Verizon. So their rush is both warranted and appreciated…. Read more
AOKP (Android Open Kang Project) is a popular custom ROM for many Android devices. Their first venture into Jelly Bean was great, but it was lacking some of the features the more developed Ice Cream Sandwich builds had. However, they released a huge update with a ton of new features and improvements. A few of the new features are the inclusion of a… Read more
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