This was to be expected at some point right? Google just released Android 4.1 (Jellybean) to AOSP the other day and already people are picking it apart. Enter the Kindle Fire, that ships with a highly skinned Android 2.3 version. Read More »
Google continues to work on and update their “Cloud OS” called Chrome OS. Google’s latest update pushes version 20 into the stable category and adds a few features. The biggest inclusion is Google Drive support which is a huge bonus. Read More »
It wasnt that long ago that we detailed the next successor to the Atrix 2. Motorola and AT&T have decided to go ahead and make it official. The Motorola Atrix HD, slated to arrive later this week, will sport a 4.5 inch ColorBoost display, LTE connectivity, and will be available in Modern White and Titanium colors. Read More »
The Ice Cream Sandwich fun isn’t stopping. With the Galaxy Note receiving the update next in line is the Galaxy S II Skyrocket. This update isn’t a OTA one, meaning you will need to use Kies to upgrade your phone. Read More »
The ICS updates continue to roll out to the AT&T family of Android devices. The Galaxy Note is the latest phone to get ICS and while the update isn’t slated to roll-out until tomorrow, a lucky few users are seeing it today. So whats on deck for the Galaxy Note update? Read More »
Not much to say about this one, but Google is pushing Android 4.1 (Jellybean) code to AOSP as this is being written. Read More »
Its always the little things that make an experience better. An OTA update is being delivered to the international Samsung Galaxy S III to add a brightness slider in the notification shade. The 73 MB update also has other stability and bug fixes which make for a proper update. Read More »
Amazon continues to carve out a name for themselves in the mobile space. After enjoying many successes with their Kindle Fire tablet, Bloomberg is reporting that Amazon is planning to release their own smartphone to go toe to toe with Apple next-gen iPhone. Read More »
The original Galaxy Note enjoyed many successes, even if it was largely a niche device. Samsung has been prepping its follow-up, the Galaxy Note 2. Many have guessed at what the Note 2 would carry, from a bigger screen to a 12 MP camera. MK Business News has it on good authority that the Galaxy Note 2 will have a 5.5 inch display and Android ... Read More »
Samsung hit the ball out of the park with the Galaxy S II launch last year. It was easily the most popular Android phone on the block. When you are on top you don’t just sit on your successes, you push forward. The Samsung Galaxy S III represents the best of what Samsung is and what Android can be. We ... Read More »
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