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- A hint of carriers to support the Galaxy S III?
- Draw Something loses 5 million daily users in a month
- HBO Go, MAX Go updated for Android 4.0 smartphones
- LG announces Optimus LTE2, with 2GB RAM
- $400 Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 now available to order
| A hint of carriers to support the Galaxy S III? Posted: 04 May 2012 02:36 PM PDT
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| Draw Something loses 5 million daily users in a month Posted: 04 May 2012 02:33 PM PDT
The higher they climb, the harder they fall, as is the case with OMGPOP's most popular game, Draw Something. About a month ago, it had over 15 million users. A month ago, that is. App Data reports that the number of daily users signing in through Facebook, by far the most popular method, has declined by over 5 million, meaning that Draw Something has lost a third of its userbase. The Zynga-acquired developer OMGPOP hasn't reacted yet but when they to you'll sure read it here. So, what do you think? Are you still playing or do you refuse to even try this game? Be sure to let us know in the comments below. Draw Something loses 5 million daily users in a month originally appeared on AndroidGuys. Get more AndroidGuys on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Listen to our newest podcast and download the official app. Shop for Android accessories, apps, and more!
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| HBO Go, MAX Go updated for Android 4.0 smartphones Posted: 04 May 2012 01:36 PM PDT
In a move that will surely please a few of you, HBO Go and Max Go have been updated to support Android 4.0 smartphones this week. When we say smartphones, we mean exactly that - the handsets. According to the change log, the apps are for Android phones running up to version 4.04 (Ice Cream Sandwich). For whatever reason, HBO Go and Max Go continue to treat Android tablets like step-children and have yet to give us a good, large screen companion. We get that they might have skipped on Honeycomb but there's no excuse for Ice Cream Sandwich. And while we understand that it works on the Galaxy Tab 2 (7-inch), we have not found it to work on much else. Here's to hoping for a serious expansion of support out of their respective camps. If you subscribe to HBO or Cinemax and own an Android 4.0 handset then we suggest checking out the free applications. Please note that the service depends on whether your carrier plays ball. HBO Go, MAX Go updated for Android 4.0 smartphones originally appeared on AndroidGuys. Get more AndroidGuys on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Listen to our newest podcast and download the official app. Shop for Android accessories, apps, and more!
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| LG announces Optimus LTE2, with 2GB RAM Posted: 04 May 2012 01:10 PM PDT
Tell your desktop computer to leave the room for a moment, we don't want to embarrass it. LG has introduced a new smartphone that could very likely run circles around the poor thing. The company today revealed their next big smartphone, the Optimus LTE2, and put it on the calendar for the middle of May. Specifications are right in line with other top Android handsets and include a dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 chip, a 4.7 inch True HD IPS display, a 2150mAh battery, and a whopping 2GB RAM. Yeah, that's a 2 in the place where you might normally see a 1. Chances are good that we won't see this exact model come to the United States anytime soon, but LG is getting increasingly stronger in the Android game. We suspect that we'll see a variation of this one at some point in the second half of the year. This one will be for Korean crowd only, for now.
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| $400 Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 now available to order Posted: 04 May 2012 12:42 PM PDT
Looking to get your hands on 10.1-inch tablet with Android 4.0 experience? You might be happy to learn that Samsung's Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 is now available for pre-order. Head to Office Depot today and place your order and you'll have it shipped out May 11th! Details include a dual-core CPU, 16GB internal storage, and 3MP rear-facing, VGA front-facing camera combo. Powered by a 7000mAh battery, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 also offers microSD expansion, 1080p Playback Full HD playback, and a host of other Android requisites. According to the press announcement, pre-sale orders placed online will ship on May 11, via free next business day delivery. $400 Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 now available to order originally appeared on AndroidGuys. Get more AndroidGuys on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Listen to our newest podcast and download the official app. Shop for Android accessories, apps, and more!
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The new Galaxy S III may be cool and all, but I'm sure we all remember the enormous amount of time it took to introduce the Galaxy S II in the US. Samsung's 
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