Where do you even get started with a phone like this? The Galaxy SIII is easily the most anticipated Android handset from the beginning of 2012, and it’s finally upon us here in the United States. Enjoy the full video review! Hardware Internally, the Galaxy SIII is awesome. It features a 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 dual core processor and 2GB of RAM,… Read more
This post stems from a review I did on the new SwiftKey 3 Beta keyboard I did a few weeks earlier. Some DroidDog readers were adamant that I had looked over one MessagEase keyboard, that QWERTY keyboards in general were not designed for use with touchscreen devices, and were therefore a fail. Honestly, using a non-QWERTY keyboard had never even… Read more
The newest version of Spotify for Android was recently unveiled and is now available for free for Spotify Premium users in the Google Play Store. The interface uses new Holo cues, features Android 4.0 support and a whole host of other new features. Enjoy the video… Read more
Please note that portions of this review were taken from the EVO 4G LTE review, as the devices have near identical specs, along with running the same software. The HTC One X has been out on AT&T for awhile now, but a delay at US Customs has stopped its sales for a few weeks. It will be making a full return coming Sunday, June 10th, and we have just… Read more
Team Kang’s AOKP, an acronym of Android Open Kang Project, has made a huge splash in the Android world since it’s debut late last year. But it wasn’t till the head team members got a hold of the GSM Google Galaxy Nexus that the team and their ROM really gained a lot of popularity, and quite frankly maybe even a cult following much like the CyanogenMod… Read more
I remember when the first builds of Firefox for Android came out. I was a die-hard Firefox user at the time, and I was very excited. I finally got my hands on it, and fired it up. And waited. And waited. And waited. Why is it taking so long to start? This became commonplace, as Firefox was such a heavy browser, it took ages to start. I tried to bear… Read more
The One X is HTC’s first “superphone” of 2012. They threw absolutely everything into this device, and it shows on the inside and out. Sit back, relax and enjoy the video and full review! Hardware This is the high point of the HTC One X. The outside and inside of this phone are crafted from the highest quality materials to give the device a premium… Read more
Now that the download of Flipboard for Android is now unofficially available for anyone to try, let’s take a deeper video look a the application! The app is definitely nice! Eye candy is there, smooth animations are present and functionality is maintained from the iOS counterpart. There’s also a Flipboard widget that was not covered in the video,… Read more
HTC has had a pretty mixed history of late. Its handset portfolio has ranged from terrible to world beating, and everything in between. I’m probably not the only one who thinks that since the days of the Desire and Nexus 1 (made in conjunction with Google) it’s been mostly downhill. Handsets by the Taiwanese company took on virtually… Read more
Tasks is officially my new favorite Android application. Whether you’re a light user or a full-time organizer through Google’s to-do list service, this is a must-try application. I’ve been on the lookout for the highest quality Android 4.0 apps lately; Tasks embraces Android 4.0′s new “Holo” visual theme, which is one of the biggest reasons to give… Read more
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