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Office on iPads, Android Tablets Offers Good, Bad News for Microsoft eWeek Microsoft is not confirming reports that its Office software suite will soon be available on Apple and Android tablets. But, if the reports are true it would keep Microsoft relevant in the bring your own device era. Rumors and reports are circulating ... See all stories on this topic »

Motorola Videos Show Android 4.0 on Droid RAZR PCWorld (blog) By Christina DesMarais, PCWorld May 27, 2012 7:56 AM Mobile phone maker Motorola's update of the Droid RAZR to the Android 4.0 operating system appears to be on the way. New official videos posted on the company's Japanese website show the OS running ... See all stories on this topic »

Insta-growth: Facebook purchase, Android app up Instagram uniques Los Angeles Times By Salvador Rodriguez A month after two of its two most important moments -- its jump to Android and its acquisition by Facebook -- Instagram has already reaped some of the rewards, seeing its number of unique visitors grow by 78%. See all stories on this topic »

Android, Apple top smartphone market – in that order Examiner.com According to a May 24 report from IDC, 59 percent of the smartphones shipped in the first three months of this year were powered by Google's Android operating system, up from just 36.1 percent in the first quarter of 2011. The market share boost was ... See all stories on this topic »

Why Facebook doesn't need a Facebook Phone (but will try anyway) VentureBeat Instead, Facebook is continually proving that every phone is a Facebook phone — or at least, every phone that can run Facebook's apps, which includes the iPhone, Android devices, and Windows Phones. That seems a far better strategy for the company too ... See all stories on this topic » VentureBeat

Smartphone competitors fail to keep up with iOS, Android: IDC - Technology News San Francisco Luxury News Android and iOS smartphones, such as the Samsung Galaxy S III pictured, dominate the global market. Photo: AFP Smartphones running Appleâ?™s iOS platform and Googleâ?™s Android operating system are outshining the rest of the smartphone market, ... See all stories on this topic »

GameStop touts Android tablets at 1600 stores SlashGear It seems as though GameStop's bold move to begin offering Android tablets alongside its traditional packed shelves of traditional console and handheld video games may be working out in its favor. The retailer has gone from a bunch of test stores to now ... See all stories on this topic »

GameStop Now Selling Android Tablets WebProNews It was announced on Friday that 1600 GameStop locations around the country are to begin carrying Android powered tablets. The company previously only sold refurbished iOS devices. The move to selling new Android tablets is significant as some of them ... See all stories on this topic »

5 Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Features We Love MotoringCrunch There has been a lot of debate about Ice Cream Sandwich AKA Android 4.0 so just what is all the fuss about? Basically there are numerous pluses for upgrading or buying a phone or tablet with the Android 4.0 operating system. Let's explore them. See all stories on this topic »

Android, Apple own 80 percent of global smartphone market Australian Macworld A year ago, the world's leading smartphone operating systems, Android and iOS, owned a little over half the market. Now they own more than 80 percent of it. Of the 152.3 million smartphones shipped in the calendar quarter ending in March, ... See all stories on this topic »

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is NOT getting an Android 4.0 update By Edgar Cervantes Sony has posted an update on its Android 4.0 upgrades. More 2011 devices will start getting their Android 4.0 OTA updates starting next week, and everything. Android Phone Fans

Been looking for a 22-inch Android tablet? ViewSonic grants your ... By Bams Sadewo ViewSonic released a teaser image showing a 22-inch Android tablet. Dubbed as a smart business tablet monitor, it will be unveiled at Computex. Android Authority

Is there any book which describes how Android platform works ... By Andrey There seems to not be a good selection of books dedicated to the Android platform. I have found a couple of books that look promising. Of course, I would recommend OReilly Android Application Development! Recent Questions - Stack Overflow

GameStop Now Selling Android Tablets At 1600 Stores By Melissa Stusinski GameStop is noew selling Android tablets at 1600 of its locations, according to a press release. GameZone reports that the devices will be from makers. The Inquisitr

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• T-Mobile HTC One S available for $125
• Been looking for a 22-inch Android tablet? ViewSonic grants your wishes
• Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos announced, unveiled as a dual-sim phone
• First video sample from Google’s Project Glass
• Lenovo Thinkpad finally gets a taste of Ice Cream Sandwich in UK, coming soon in the US
• LTE-enabled Transformer Pad TF300 heading to AT&T?
• The veil lifts on the LG LS860 Cayenne – new pic and specs emerge
• Shipment delay hits Pebble Blue Samsung Galaxy S3, will you settle for the white model?
• Virgin Mobile USA cuts no-contract price of LG Optimus V to $28
• PlayUp App Review: “Where Sports Get Social”

T-Mobile HTC One S available for $125 Posted: 26 May 2012 11:27 AM PDT T-Mobile has been showing off its fast “4G” network in recent ads, which also feature its flagship device, the HTC One S. How better to spend the long Memorial Day weekend than to pick up the HTC One S at a bargain! As a refresh, here are the specifications of the HTC One S: 4.3″ Super AMOLED qHD display Android 4.0 with Sense 4 1.5GHz dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor 1GB RAM 16GB internal storage 8MP rear camera with HTC ImageSense, 1.3MP front camera 1650mAh battery I tried using HTCONES50 to see if I could get a $50 discount, but unfortunately, it didn’t work. Even then, getting a high-end device for $125 is a bargain anyone will be happy with. It looks like this offer is available for one day only, i.e. May 26. So, to take advantage of this offer, hurry and head on over to the Wirefly Memorial Day Sale page. What are your thoughts? Will you be picking up an HTC One S today? How are you spending the long Memorial Day weekend? Let us know in the comments section below.   NEXT: Virgin Mobile USA cuts no-contract price of LG Optimus V to $28 HTC One S now available for T-Mobile. Save a further $200 until May 8 Cheap Smartphones To Dominate The Mobile Market This article, T-Mobile HTC One S available for $125 , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

Been looking for a 22-inch Android tablet? ViewSonic grants your wishes Posted: 26 May 2012 10:57 AM PDT Samsung may have jump started the race to release both a bigger phone via its 4.8 inch Galaxy S3 and 5.3 inch Galaxy Note, and apparently has a rumored 11.6-inch Galaxy Tab in the works, too. Sadly though, the rumor river has run dry, and Sammy has remained hush hush since the rumors first leaked into our power-blogging claws. Because we haven't heard anything juicy from the Korean tech giant as of late, our laser gaze turns to to Toshiba and its promise to bring out 13.3-inches of Excite(d) tablet goodness, which is supposed to land in June. Thankfully, there’s a new big boy in town. Because we know that’s not enough to satisfy you, you better hold on to your britches, as ViewSonic is about to take the Android tablet experience to a whole new level by releasing an incredible 22 inches of Android tablet amazement! ViewSonic, a company synonymous with computer displays, is cooking up something massive, and is planning to introduce a 22-inch tablet hybrid to the world.  The device has been dubbed as a "smart business tablet monitor" by ViewSonic, and will join the ranks of their "Touch and Connect" series, though these are mere prototypes for now. How about 65 inches of Android tablet goodness?  Well played, good sir. It's a good thing that ViewSonic has only attached the teaser image above, since it lets your imagination run wild. Just think of the possibilities! Thankfully, the company promises to reveal more during COMPUTEX that will be held in Taipei starting from June 5. Yes, we'll definitely be there to bring you the full scoop on ViewSonic's gargantuan Android tablet (purportedly running Ice Cream Sandwich), its Windows 8 multi-touch display, laser projectors, interactive electronic billboards, and more. Now tell us, what could you possibly want to do with a 22-inch Android tablet? I can think of one thing that comes to mind… And to end it off, I’ll just say “that’s what she said.” There. I said it. Now – your turn. NEXT: Viewsonic ViewPad 7 Android smartphone tablet officially announced Fujitsu’s 7-inch Android Tablet to Come Out in 3rd Quarter 2011 ViewSonic Releases 200-dollar ViewPad 7e This article, Been looking for a 22-inch Android tablet? ViewSonic grants your wishes , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos announced, unveiled as a dual-sim phone Posted: 26 May 2012 10:19 AM PDT Samsung has just announced the availability of the new Galaxy Ace Duos, a new dual-sim phone which is said to have the ability to forward a call received on one SIM to the other SIM via the feature called “Dual SIM always on.” For those who have been following Samsung’s releases, you may recall that the Galaxy Ace Duos had been launched sometime in February. Back then,  Samsung said Galaxy Ace Duos was supposed to be a dual-SIM phone too. Truth be told, it doesn’t really have a Dual-SIM capability. The phone runs on both GSM and CDMA built-in connectivity. But as mentioned in the title, this time around the newly announced Galaxy Ace Duos is indeed a dual-sim phone supporting GSM+GSM and 7.2Mbps HSDPA. Under the hood of the Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos, nothing really spectacular can be found. It has a 3.5-inch 320-x480 touchscreen, 832MHz processor, 5MP camera, 512MB of RAM, 3GB of internal storage plus microSD card support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a 1300 mAh battery. The device runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread with no official word yet on an ICS update. I doubt it will happen, since the device may not meet the power requirements of Android 4. And now for the most important information of all. The Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos will be initially released in Russia this June. Samsung plans to gradually roll it out in other areas stretching from Europe to SE Asia. NEXT: Root the Samsung Galaxy Y Pro Duos GT-B5512 Australian Samsung Galaxy S3 to be unveiled on May 31 in a Sydney special event Samsung SHW-M130L Galaxy U Android smartphone with Super AMOLED display announced This article, Samsung Galaxy Ace Duos announced, unveiled as a dual-sim phone , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

First video sample from Google’s Project Glass Posted: 26 May 2012 09:38 AM PDT Photo Credits: Google It seems as if Moore’s Law is standing firm and being proven correct with the advancements of late, in social technology. Let’s take a quick peek at the undertaking of Google to meld reality and interweave it in the threads of cyberspace. This technology has actually been around a while and it’s called augmented reality, but Google appears to be taking it to a whole new level of surreal. In the modern world, our lives are being increasingly shaped and fundamentally changed by the progression of how cyberpsace is viewed and used. Project Glass, by Google, merely intends to make life easier by helping you do what you already do, in a more fashionable and flexible way. Imagine a world with less tablets, smartphones, and notebooks meaning less resources being used to manufacture devices. Imagine the impact of having all your favorite Google tools at, literally, the blink of an eye. This is the world Project Glass envisions. As far as specs go, nobody knows much about those, but we do know this video was shot in 720P and most, if not all, of the features shown will be made available to buyers of this new technology. For those ahead of the curve, this may be the next big thing to take notice of: wearable computing. What do you think about Project Glass? Drop us feedback in the comments below! Concept Video NEXT: Corning Lotus Glass Could Make Gorilla Glass a Thing of the Past Android Phones May Have “Invisible” Glass Screens Soon Video: Jon Stewart pokes fun at Google Glass and Instagram This article, First video sample from Google’s Project Glass , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

Lenovo Thinkpad finally gets a taste of Ice Cream Sandwich in UK, coming soon in the US Posted: 26 May 2012 08:52 AM PDT Remember when we told you that the Lenovo Thinkpad Android tablet would be getting a taste of Ice Cream too? Well, it’s starting to happen right now in the UK and some areas in Western Europe. Some members of the Lenovo Community Forum are reporting that ICS has been rolled out to their Thinkpad tablet via an OTA (over the air) update. One member posted that US certification for the roll-out is scheduled for June 18th while the rest of the world will have the ICS update delivered to their Thinkpads one month shortly thereafter. Meanwhile, those who have received the update are saying that Ice Cream Sandwich has made quite a few improvements to the functionality and speed of their Thinkpads, particularly in the areas of GPS functionality, faster performance, and compatibility with Chrome Beta for Android. So, if you happen to own the Lenovo Thinkpad and purchased it in the UK, then you might be in for a treat. Try checking the update settings on your tablet, and let us know if you’re in store for some ICS action! You might just find Ice Cream Sandwich waiting for you. And, having updated my Samsung Galaxy Note to ICS a couple of days ago, I can assure you that you’ll definitely like Ice Cream Sandwich. As for those in the US – just be patient. Pretty soon, your Thinkpad will have a taste of Ice Cream Sandwich too. So that’s one more tablet maker hopping on board the ICS bandwagon – who’s next? Anyone out there have any thoughts on the improvements baked into ICS for their Thinkpad? Let us know! No related posts. This article, Lenovo Thinkpad finally gets a taste of Ice Cream Sandwich in UK, coming soon in the US , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

LTE-enabled Transformer Pad TF300 heading to AT&T? Posted: 26 May 2012 05:37 AM PDT   The debate around WiFi-only vs 3G/4G-enabled tablets has been raging for a while now. WiFi-only supporters believe that the benefits of their choice are obvious, with the lower costs associated with the WiFi-only variant. In addition, more and more public places (airports, stations, coffee shops, etc.) now feature paid or, sometimes, even free WiFi connectivity. Of course, those in the cell-enabled camp argue that, while public WiFi is growing, it’s certainly not enough. Even with the higher cost of devices and the need of an additional data plan, 3G/4G-enabled tablet owners claim that it’s a small price to pay for the ability to always stay connected. Today’s good news is that the consumers looking for cellular connectivity will soon get the option to buy another amazing Android tablet. ASUS, which has so far released only WiFi-only versions of its tablets in the US, seems to be looking at bucking the trend. We know that because an LTE-enabled version of the budget-friendly Transformer Pad TF300, the Transformer Pad TF300TL, made an appearance in the FCC e-filing database. The filing shows that the TF300TL will not only support HSPA on the 850 Mhz and 1900 Mhz bands, but will also support LTE on the 700 Mhz and 1700 Mhz bands. These are the bands used by AT&T, which gives us the possible destination of the device once launched. ASUS’ pad would be a great addition to AT&T’s already impressive tablet lineup, which features Android-powered devices from HTC, Pantech, and Samsung, as well as the iPad. The WiFi-only Transformer Pad TF300 (by the way, we are giving three away) boasts impressive specifications, including a quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 processor. The Tegra 3 processor unfortunately does not play well with LTE radios, so it is likely that the Transformer Pad TF300TL will feature a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor. There is nothing set in stone as of now, but if I was an AT&T customer, I would hold off from buying or upgrading to a new tablet just yet, and wait for more concrete information about the possible release of the Transformer Pad TF300TL. You can view the complete FCC filing here. What are your thoughts? Would you rather own a 4G-variant of a tablet or is WiFi more than enough? Are you excited about an LTE-version of the Transformer Pad TF300? NEXT: Is The Asus TF300 a Next-Gen Transformer? ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity is FCC-approved. Release to follow soon? Asus to ship the Transformer Pad 300 on April 22, goes head to head with Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 This article, LTE-enabled Transformer Pad TF300 heading to AT&T? , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

The veil lifts on the LG LS860 Cayenne – new pic and specs emerge Posted: 26 May 2012 05:15 AM PDT The LG LS860 “Cayenne” is certainly not camera shy. After we’ve seen it yesterday in all it’s naked glory, the ever resourceful guys at Brief Mobile have uncovered a new image of the slider phone. More importantly, this new report brings along the confirmed specifications of the phone, which will, no doubt, please QWERTY phone aficionados. It seems we've underestimated just how powerful the LG LS860 is going to be. Instead of the 1.2GHz Snapdragon S3 processor that we reported yesterday, it’s now confirmed that the LG LS860 will sport the much more powerful dual-core 1.2GHz S4 Krait processor. On top of such a desirable processor, the LG LS860 will come with a 4-inch IPS WVGA display, 8GB internal storage, 1 GB RAM, 5MP rear camera, VGA front camera, NFC, 1,700mAh battery, and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. And let's not forget about the full slide-out keyboard that the LG LS860 will be packing. Considering that the phone comes with a 5-row QWERTY keyboard, we say LG has done a pretty good job making it quit slim, at only 12.2mm thickness. All told, the LG LS860 – also known as the Cayenne – is shaping up to be one fine offering from the other Korean manufacturer. The phone will reportedly come to Sprint, but we don't have any information on its availability and pricing for now. Let's just say that LG and Sprint will want to push the phone out before the holiday season. We'll keep you posted! NEXT: Picture of LG LS860 leaked, a slider LTE phone with shockingly good specs Motorola Sholes specs emerge QWERTY Dream Phone – the Dual Core Motorola Droid 3 / Solana Specs Revealed! This article, The veil lifts on the LG LS860 Cayenne – new pic and specs emerge , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

Shipment delay hits Pebble Blue Samsung Galaxy S3, will you settle for the white model? Posted: 26 May 2012 04:52 AM PDT There's some potentially bad news for those who have been eyeing the Pebble Blue model of the Samsung Galaxy S3. Sammy apparently ran into some problems with manufacturing the blue casings of the phone, which may cause delays to its release into the market. According to some reports, unspecified production problems with the blue variant of the Galaxy S3  have reportedly forced Samsung to bin 600,000 blue covers. Ouch! Collated reports from the blogosphere seem to suggest that several retailers and carriers don't stock enough of the Pebble Blue variant of the phone, while those that do carry the blue model have mentioned about possible shipment delays. Some retailers in the UK, where the phone will be launched on May 30, don't seem to be affected. Since the problem apparently will only be solved by June, it's a good thing that Samsung isn't launching the Galaxy S3 simultaneously worldwide. The good news is the production of the white Samsung Galaxy S3 isn't affected at all, so we're sure there'll be enough supplies to quell the hunger of customers longing for Sammy’s powerhouse. As always, we'll let you know once we hear more from Samsung or other sources. Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll. NEXT: White Galaxy Nexus Becomes Official, Hits the UK February 13th Samsung Galaxy Nexus Hits FCC With Verizon LTE Samsung's Kies software adds proof of Galaxy S3 name This article, Shipment delay hits Pebble Blue Samsung Galaxy S3, will you settle for the white model? , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

Virgin Mobile USA cuts no-contract price of LG Optimus V to $28 Posted: 26 May 2012 04:35 AM PDT The Memorial Day holiday, which falls on Monday, is usually accompanied by Memorial Day sales! If price is the only thing that's stopping you from grabbing smartphone, specifically of the Android variety, you might want to check out the latest deal that Virgin Mobile USA has for one of its Android offerings, the LG Optimus V. Virgin Mobile is slashing its non-contract price of the LG Optimus V to $28, which is quite a bargain compared to the phone's original $130 price tag. There's a small catch to this sub-$30 offer though; you will have to use at least a month of Virgin's Let's Talk prepaid service, which costs from $35 to $55. After taking into account everything, you can have the LG Optimus V delivered just by paying a grand total of $78. Remember that this  price already includes unlimited usage of text, email, data and web – as well as 300 Anytime Minutes — for one month. Here's a refresher of LG's entry level phone, the Optimus V. The phone ships with a 3.2-inch HVGA display, 600MHz TI OMAP 3610 processor, 3.2MP rear camera, and Android 2.2 Froyo. Though it only has 160MB internal memory, the LG Optimus V does come with a microSD card slot (up to 32GB extra storage). The LG Optimus V is currently being restocked on the website, but Virgin Mobile said they will honor the offer for customers who order it before the end of the promotion, which is on May 28. You'll just have to wait longer for the phone to be shipped out. NEXT: Virgin’s LG Optimus Elite pre-orders already sold out, on sale Tuesday for $149.99 Virgin Mobile offers contract-free $99 Venture 3G, Cricket goes even lower with $30 Muve ZTE Score Sweet deals for Virgin’s LG Optimus Elite: $25 Google Wallet credit and a $35 account bonus This article, Virgin Mobile USA cuts no-contract price of LG Optimus V to $28 , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

PlayUp App Review: “Where Sports Get Social” Posted: 26 May 2012 04:12 AM PDT Are you a sports fan? Are you a sports fan that is addicted to social media? If so, then PlayUp is quite possibly the best app for you. With access to 9 different sports and well over 28,000 live games you and your friends will never miss a game again. Basketball, football (soccer), hockey, cricket, baseball, AFL, Rugby League, football (American), and Rugby Union are all on PlayUp’s list of live sports at your disposal. So without further ado, let’s jump into PlayUp. Design and Usability At first glance, the app looks very nice and tidy. All the text is easy to read, but not in your face, and it’s easy to see which games are live at a given moment. In the top right corner, you have easy access to your PlayUp profile. Here, you can easily sync your Facebook and/or Twitter account(s) with the app. Furthermore, you have pages with all of your notifications, direct messages, sports, and friends. Once you have chosen a sport and league, PlayUp displays all of the games that are scheduled for today. You can easily change the date and see games that are scheduled for any day of the season. Furthermore, you can bookmark your favorite sports and leagues for easy access on the home page. Now that you have chosen a league and a scheduled game, your favorite team’s of course, you can see the live score at the top of the page and all of the social interactions at the bottom. More specifically, under the score there is a live feed displaying all the fans that are talking about the game. In addition, you can create your own public or private hangout for you and your friends. Once you are inside a hangout, you can invite your friends from Facebook and/or Twitter. Finally, once your friends have entered, let the chatter begin. Exchange messages in real time with everyone in the hangout.                           Web App Instead of restricting PlayUp to just Android and iOS, the developers took it one step further with a web app. You can use PlayUp from your computer, just like you can on your Android device. Every game and every discussion can be found at beta.playup.com. Simply login with your Facebook or Twitter credentials, and you are set to be social. Another benefit of having access to a web application is that you are always able to access PlayUp from any computer that has an internet connection. Wrap-Up PlayUp is certainly an awesome way to enjoy sports, with your friends. In addition, it is completely free in Google Play and looks fantastic on any device. With 9 sports and over 28,000 live games, there will never be a dull moment in PlayUp. You can download the app from Google Play free here or stick around and hear how the PlayUp CEO responded to our quick interview questions below. CEO Interview Dennis Lee, CEO, PlayUp USA 1.Tell us a little bit about yourself, and how you got into Android development.  At PlayUp, we're committed to changing and enhancing the way sports fans experience sports.  By developing on Android, hardcore and casual sports fans alike are able to connect, chat and engage with each other over their favorite sports action. 2. What initially attracted you to the Android platform?   With Android, we are able to provide unique experiences to our users.  Because of the breadth of Android's ecosystem, with multiple handset manufacturers and carriers, we are offered flexibility in our development to pick and choose features we feel will make the most impact to our user base. 3. How did you come across the idea behind the PlayUp app?  We, like all sports fans, love to talk about sports…it's really about all we do each day.  What really makes an impact is seeing how our knowledge and opinions match up against other sports fans across the world.  This is the power of PlayUp.  This is what excites and motivates us to keep doing what we're doing. 4. How many people did you have working on the development of the PlayUp app?  With all that we've put out, I'm shocked our team isn't double what it is today. With the hours our staff puts in, I'm extremely proud of what we've been able accomplish thanks to the dedication of our staff. 5. What are some of the other apps you have created and how did you market those applications?  Right now, PlayUp is what we have available to market.  We're working both on exciting apps to come, but more importantly features within the PlayUp app…really building the value to users, partners and developers alike. 6. When you first started learning development for Android what were some of the obstacles you had to overcome? Android offers so much in terms of capability.  Really, it was not letting scope creep get in the way of launching. With much we want to achieve, it's a constant battle to get as much out with the time available.  In short, Android allows our creative minds to flow…and trust me…we come up with some totally awesome stuff. 7. What does it take to make a great app? Knowing what you want to achieve and sticking with it.  There's so much out there…it's really hard to differentiate yourself.  At PlayUp, that's why we're committed to such a big and lofty goal…committing to changing and enhancing the way sports fans experience sports.  We're here to make an impact. 8. What do you recommend for new developers? If you're looking to attract sports fans, look out for what's to come from PlayUp.  We're building tools that will make development much much easier. NEXT: Game App Review: Madden NFL 12 by EA Sports Google introduces Scoreboard sports tracker for Android Getting the Latest Sports News with the Official SB Nation App for Android This article, PlayUp App Review: “Where Sports Get Social” , was originally published at AndroidAuthority.com - Your Android News Source.

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