Posts Tagged ‘Android’
Android 4.3 reportedly spotted on a Nexus 4 with new camera software
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We’ve already seen evidence confirming the existence of Android 4.3, and we now have our first shots that appear to show the OS running on an actual device. According to a member of the xda-developers forum, the phone above was spotted at the Thailand Mobile Expo currently taking place, with the about section of the OS and its familiar easter egg clearly indicating that it’s Android 4.3 — and still going by the Jelly Bean moniker. Of the three shots provided, the only one revealing any significant changes is the camera app, which sports some retooled controls that have been shifted to the side.
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Google
Via: Droid Life
Source: xda-developers
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What versions of facebook for android work with th archos 5 tablet?
Author: Buck Howard
Question by Amy H: What versions of facebook for android work with th archos 5 tablet?
The android os is 1.6.
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A Faster Facebook for Android | Facebook
Today we’re launching an updated Facebook app for Android. It’s now quicker and easier to view photos, get messages and navigate around the app
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BBC iPlayer for Android adds support for 10-inch tablets, improved user interface
Author: James Cliff
It’s simple: the numbers don’t lie. Clearly aware of the many, many hours viewers are squeezing out of their tablets, the BBC has, for the better, made its iPlayer for Android more friendly with 10-inch models. What this means is folks using the app will no longer have to rely on a shortcut to the website, with the BBC iPlayer now offering native support for those larger Android slates. The changelog also notes that there are some (undisclosed) tweaks to the UI on handsets and 7-inch tablets, but mum’s the word on what the changes were exactly. Either way, we’re sure owners of, say, a Nexus 10 will be happy to hear they’ll now need less steps while trying to catch their favorite shows.
Filed under: Home Entertainment, Tablets, Software
Via: Android Police
Source: Google Play
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8GB 7″ Google Android 4.0 Tablet PC Capacitive Screen Wifi + Case w/ keyboard US
Author: Jon Daniels
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Author: Mark Jeffries
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Chrome for Android updated with tab history on slates, fullscreen for handsets
Author: Nancy Kennedy
Google’s like the gift that keeps on giving. Following earlier news of a Drive for Android update, the team from Mountain View today rolled out a new version of its Chrome browser for mobile devices. This update brings the same features we saw a little over a month ago in the Beta channel, however Google’s now deemed them ready for prime time. That (along with some undisclosed under-the-hood enhancements) includes the pseudo-fullscreen mode that’s triggered by scrolling the page and, for tablets, the ability to view the tab history by way of the browser back button. For those who decided to skip the experimental version, you’ll find the app in its stable form up for download at the Google Play link below.
Filed under: Cellphones, Tablets, Software, Google
Via: TechCrunch
Source: Google Play
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MessageMe chat app amasses 5 million users in 75 days across Android and iOS
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Between WhatsApp, Viber, Google+ Hangouts and a raft of others, the mobile messaging app space is crowded, but recent entrant MessageMe has still managed to make notable headway. After a mere 75 days since its launch, the application has amassed 5 million registered users, up from 1 million in its first ten days. Now, the software is churning out an average of 1,500 notifications per second and handling approximately eight image uploads each second.
For the uninitiated, the app is attempting to woo chatty folks on Android and iOS away from its rivals with the ability to send pictures, doodles, videos, audio, music and location information between two people or a group of friends. Sticker- and money-sending features are poised to bring home the bacon for the firm, but CEO and co-founder Arjun Sethi recently told The Next Web that it doesn’t plan to activate them just yet, as it’s focusing on attracting more users first. If you’re itching for another outlet to dispatch notes to pals, hit the bordering more coverage links to grab MessageMe.
Via: The Next Web
Source: MessageMe Blog
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BO2 Emblemas Ep.19 “Android”
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CellMaps by Mosaik brings accurate, detailed coverage maps to Android
Author: Tiffany Shoman
Sometimes in the mobile world, selecting a carrier isn’t determined so much by devices or plans, but rather which provider best suits your coverage needs. Sadly, the map tools on carrier websites are needlessly painful, and most coverage apps that you’ll find rely on crowd-sourced data — great if others contribute, but that’s not always the case. Now, you’ll find a better solution from Mosaik Solutions, which has released an Android app that provides data from the carriers themselves. Known as CellMaps Mobile Coverage, it brings a quick and easy visual overview into the likes of AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon, which can be parsed by 2G, 3G, 4G and LTE signal.
The basic version of the app is free, but the real power comes with a premium subscription that runs $ 1.99 annually. Here, you’ll find the ability to view map overlays from multiple carriers, along with the ability to zoom into a street-level view. Additionally with the premium version, you can drop a pin onto any given spot and get a complete breakdown of carrier service in the area. We’ve already taken the app for a spin, and were quite pleased with the utility. Now, you can hit up the Play Store link and discover the joys (and pains) of being a coverage nerd.
Gallery: CellMaps Mobile Coverage
Filed under: Wireless, Software, Mobile
Source: CellMaps Mobile Coverage (Google Play)
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Dish Anywhere on Android gets On Demand content streaming, tablet app
Author: Angela Chin
A fresh release of Dish Anywhere for Android just hit Google Play, bringing it up to speed with its iOS counterpart. Now, the application allows users to stream On Demand content from wherever they have an internet connection, and adds Facebook and Twitter sharing. The experience has also received a dedicated app for tablets running Google’s mobile OS, sporting a look that makes better use of the extra screen real estate, and a skinned remote to boot. In addition to a few miscellaneous bug fixes, the update includes support for handsets with large screens, such as the Droid DNA. Jab the links below to grab ahold of the latest version.
Filed under: Software, HD, Mobile
Source: Dish Network, Google Play
