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- LG Splendor with US Cellular branding leaked
- Sprint Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE leaked, launch this month
- 3G version of Google Nexus 7 coming soon?
- Save 20% on Android accessories with Cruzerlite’s Labor Day Sale
- Scan and create PDF documents on the fly with Genius Scan
- In Brief: Android stuff worth knowing (Sept 03)
- GoalZero Guide 10 Plus Adventure Kit review
| LG Splendor with US Cellular branding leaked Posted: 03 Sep 2012 12:23 PM PDT LG’s addition to Optimus smartphones line which is known as the “L-Style“, is around us from a long time now. Now it seems US Cellular is planning to grab a phone from the “L-Style”, as an image of LG Splendor US730 is leaked by smartphenom.com, and the device is actually US variant of the LG Optimus L7.
No words on the price at the moment and when US Cellular is planning to launch it, but we can expect it to happen any time soon because the information came for LG USA website and it was taken down after few moments, but folks over at Smartphenom were quick enough. Hence we can expect that it will be out sooner or later. Are you are a looking forward to new devices from US Cellular? Tell us what do you think about this device in the comment box below. Source: Smartphenom LG Splendor with US Cellular branding leaked was written by the way cool dudes at AndroidGuys. Follow at Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Popular PC time management game,Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, is now FREE to play on Android!
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| Sprint Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE leaked, launch this month Posted: 03 Sep 2012 12:05 PM PDT US major carrier Sprint is planning to come out with yet another device that will be light on your wallet, just like Kyocera Rise. I am talking about Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE smartphone, a phone running on Android and featuring specifications that will hardly blow your mind.
Are you planning to grab one of these, tell us about it in the comment box below. Source: AC Sprint Samsung Galaxy Victory 4G LTE leaked, launch this month was written by the way cool dudes at AndroidGuys. Follow at Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Popular PC time management game,Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, is now FREE to play on Android!
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| 3G version of Google Nexus 7 coming soon? Posted: 03 Sep 2012 12:00 PM PDT Google Nexus 7 was officially announced back in June, and everyone know it as one of the best “Google” branded products to date. The main purpose behind the launch of it was to provide users a rich experience but with an affordable price tag, and it was also a big challenge to Kindle Fire. Now we all know that Amazon will be launching a new Kindle on September 6, and everyone is eager to see what they are up to. Though Google and ASUS are ready to welcome the next Kindle Fire with a 3G version of Google Nexus 7. According to MoDaCo's Paul O’Brien, the 3G-version of the famous tablet will be launched roughly in six weeks, so probably, we will see it somewhere in October. Everything else will be same under the hood, though there will be a new price tag. AndroidGuys reviewed the Google Nexus 7, and we were nothing but impressed by this amazing masterpiece. Would you prefer buying a 3G version of Nexus 7? Tell us about it in the comment box below. via: BGR 3G version of Google Nexus 7 coming soon? was written by the way cool dudes at AndroidGuys. Follow at Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Popular PC time management game,Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, is now FREE to play on Android!
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| Save 20% on Android accessories with Cruzerlite’s Labor Day Sale Posted: 03 Sep 2012 10:22 AM PDT Need to pick up a new protective case for your Android smartphone or tablet? If you haven’t checked out Cruzerlite yet then you’re doing yourself a disservice. These guys are fast becoming one of the bigger and better accessory makers dedicated to Android devices. Not only that, but they also make incredibly cool stuff like plushies and t-shirts.
While we’re normally happy to recommend them to our friends, families, readers, and followers, today sees us shouting a little louder. Why? Because they are taking 20% off any and all purchases, save for one exception. Use the promo code LaborDay2012 and you’ll save on stuff for the Galaxy S III, Nexus 7, HTC ONE series, and more. Yep, even the new Spi-Force stuff! Wonderful accessories at an even more wonderful price. Save 20% on Android accessories with Cruzerlite’s Labor Day Sale was written by the way cool dudes at AndroidGuys. Follow at Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Popular PC time management game,Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, is now FREE to play on Android!
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| Scan and create PDF documents on the fly with Genius Scan Posted: 03 Sep 2012 09:46 AM PDT Remember back in the 90′s when scanners were available in two major design styles? There were flatbed scanners that came in standalone and multi-function devices and then there were those types that let you feed a sheet of single paper through. While each had its benefit, uses couldn’t really commit to buying both, lest they spend a couple hundred bucks… twice. Fast forward to today and we learn that there are other options at our disposal. Thanks the power of the smartphone, users can now create documents (JPG, PDF) from a scanned image or photo directly from our Android handsets. One such product that makes this incredibly simple is Genius Scan. After having already amassed more than 8 million downloads for iPhone, Genius Scan recently became available for Android. What does it do?In a nutshell, you take a picture of a magazine page, piece of paper, other document and the app creates PDF files to save or share. The Genius Scan scanner technology includes smart page detection, perspective correction and image post-processing. And instead of a bunch of individual files to keep after, it lets you create multi-pages PDF documents with several scans.  Perspective detection and auto-correction Features of Genius Scan include:
Genius Scan for Android can be downloaded for a one-time 99¢ fee. We’ve noticed that the developers have already issued multiple updates so it stands to reason that this title will continually improve over time! Download Genius Scan for Android Google Play
Scan and create PDF documents on the fly with Genius Scan was written by the way cool dudes at AndroidGuys. Follow at Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Popular PC time management game,Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, is now FREE to play on Android!
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| In Brief: Android stuff worth knowing (Sept 03) Posted: 03 Sep 2012 09:26 AM PDT
The ChargeCard USB-based power source for your Android phone or microUSB accessory recently completed its Kickstarter campaign and is well over goal. Roughly the thickness of three credit cards, this guy is on its way into production. Don’t have a woman in your life to tell you what to wear? Give yourself a sense of fashion and learn to dress the part with the free app called The Man’s Closet. Coordinate for work with the right shirt and tie combination! Frankie Pain, Earth’s would-be hero wants nothing more than to avenge his bruised and broken ego, suffered at the hands of the invading alien leader Am’Elam. He stars in the upcoming run-and-gun, action platformer by Skillpod Media. Features:
Get the time, weather, and countdowns to your next holiday with the live wallpaper called Weather Clock & Countdown. Weather conditions include sunny, cloudy, fog, rain, hail, snow, thunderstorm, and more while countdowns feature Christmas, Halloween, birthdays, seasons, and anything else! You know how Android 4.1 Jelly Bean users can swipe up from the bottom of their screen to get Google Now? Wouldn’t it be cool if you could swipe up and access your own, custom shortcuts or apps? Swipe Launcher lets you do just that – Download this free client and unlock the full potential with in-app purchase. Someone updated the Google Calendar appointment and you didn’t know? You probably weren’t using Hojoki. Get push notifications and discuss your work as it happen across Google Drive & Calendar, Dropbox, Evernote, Box, Twitter, Basecamp, and many other productivity apps Y another reason you kids should be allowed to use your Android phone in class. Tell your teacher that the AndroidGuys said you need Slide Meter for measuring stuff because you left your ruler at home. RRelationship getting stale fellas? Try Love And Romantic Quotes and surprise your lady friend with something that will give her warm and fuzzies. She’ll brag you up on Facebook. Keep a close eye on your battery stats and figure out what apps are draining your Android quicker than others. How much impact does that soundboard really have? Find out with BStats.
How would you like to be able to take wide angle photos with your Android smartphone? What about killer fish-eye effects? Check out the Mobi-Lens on KickStarter and back the project with $30 or more and you’ll have one for yourself. With less than two weeks left, this one should get funding! An app called MyShelf aims to provide users with a personal shelf for notes, pictures, links, and text snippets. MyShelf is a powerful database app for many kinds of shelves and works with notes, images, recipes, tasks, to-do lists, and more. Is it an Evernote competitor worth your money? Memory Booster is a powerful mobile memory & RAM boosting tool specially designed for Android smartphone users. It is designed to tackle the difficult yet crucial problem of memory management for all Android devices. Memory Booster reclaims lost memory for your programs by defragmenting your smartphone’s memory and recovering memory leaks from poorly behaved applications.
In Brief: Android stuff worth knowing (Sept 03) was written by the way cool dudes at AndroidGuys. Follow at Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Popular PC time management game,Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, is now FREE to play on Android!
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| GoalZero Guide 10 Plus Adventure Kit review Posted: 03 Sep 2012 07:00 AM PDT Continuing with our series of solar-powered chargers and accessories for smartphones, we bring you a review of the GoalZero Guide 10 Plus Adventure Kit. This device, like the others we tested, was used over the course of a few days while camping in mostly sunny conditions.
What’s in the box?
Weighing less than a pound (.8lb) and having the footprint of a typical middle school yearbook, the Nomad 7 part of the kit is very convenient to carry around. When not in use, the device folds up quite nicely and tucks away into any bag. Opened up, the solar charger can be hung from a backpack, canopy, or tent.
We found that the device would fully charge over the span of around 3-4 hours, but required pretty much perfect sunny conditions. On a few days that were cloudy and overcast, the Nomad 7 obviously took longer. Unlike other models we’ve reviewed, we missed the option of being able to plug into a wall for quicker charge or overnight boosts. One of the key features we really enjoyed about the Guide 10 Plus Adventure Kit. was the car/cigarette adapter. This alone added a level of functionality and flexibility that other solar chargers we tested did not offer. We really appreciated that other users in our camp were able to plug in their phone (iPhone, feature phone) charger or device (MP3 player, Nintendo DS) just the same as if they were in a car.
Charging times varied a bit from device to device however most smartphones were completed in well under four hours. Since nobody likes to get dangerously low on juice, we found that our average times were 2-2.5 hours.
Not bad considering you can do this while setting a campfire, eating dinner, and enjoy a few s’mores. Other things we charged were usually finished in about 1-2 hours and, again, depended on the item and existing battery level. The Guide 10 comes with a set of four rechargeable AA batteries (and a charger) which can be plugged directly into Nomad 7 Solar Panel. This would prove handy for flashlights, radios, and other devices which use the AA battery size. What’s more, leaving them in the charger itself would double as a portable power bank for charging phones and other items via USB plug. And as if that weren’t enough, the charger has an LED light on its end so it acted as a flashlight. Tons of flexibility here, and we loved it. What we liked
What we didn’t love
Where to buy the Guide 10 Plus Adventure KitYou can pick one of these up directly from the manufacturer for about $160 if you’re so inclined. Our advice to you, however, is to hop over to Amazon and grab it for about half that cost. The last we checked, Amazon.com was selling the Guide 10 Plus Adventure Kit for $85.00, or 47% off the normal price. IF you can get the entire kit for $100 or less than you’re doing quite well.
GoalZero Guide 10 Plus Adventure Kit review was written by the way cool dudes at AndroidGuys. Follow at Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube! Popular PC time management game,Legends of Atlantis: Exodus, is now FREE to play on Android!
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