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- Video showcases Paranoid Android with multiple notification support
- TalkAndroid Daily Dose for May 10, 2013
- Sony tries to lure developers by waiving the $99 PlayStation Mobile licensing fee
- Another leaked image of mysterious new LG phone with almost non-existent bezel
| Video showcases Paranoid Android with multiple notification support Posted: 10 May 2013 09:29 PM PDT
We’ve shown you what the folks at Paranoid Android have been working on, and since the testing stage of Halo began a few days ago, it was revealed that support for multiple notifications was lacking. It looks like this feature has been added, and a preview video showcases it in action. As a refresher, Paranoid Android has been working on a way to implement Facebook Messenger’s “chat head” feature into all apps. Early results show that they have done a wonderful job. With their Halo feature, clicking a notification bubble (“chat head”) opens an overlaying applet to tend to the notification without having to close the app that you were using. It’s simply brilliant, and makes notifications and multitasking a breeze. This new video shows multiple notifications working very smoothly, a feature that did not work the last time we saw Halo. To switch between notifications, all you have to do is hold down the notification bubble that appears on the screen and swipe until the notification you want to use is highlighted. This is incredibly cool, and I can’t wait to try it myself. Click here to view the embedded video.
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| TalkAndroid Daily Dose for May 10, 2013 Posted: 10 May 2013 08:49 PM PDT
With hectic schedules, it can be hard to keep track of everything in your news feed. That’s why we created the TalkAndroid Daily Dose. This is where we recap the day’s hottest stories so you can get yourself up to speed in quick fashion. Happy reading!! Guides How to make a Drama Shot or Sequence Shot on the HTC One Apps Facebook Home support appears for Samsung Galaxy S 4, HTC One, Sony Xperia ZL Gameloft adds 'Blitz Brigade' FPS to Play Store, action-packed and fun-filled excitement Angry Birds Seasons update called Abra-Ca-Bacon, coming next week New app brings Google Now wallpapers to any compatible device Google cancels plans to unveil Google Wallet credit card at next week's I/O
Hardware MediaTek quad-core MT6589T benchmark yields positive results Phones New HTC One commercials put BlinkFeed feature front and center Huawei issues Save The Date invitations for a "Beauty" event Another leaked image of mysterious new LG phone with almost non-existent bezel Oppo working on successor to Oppo Find 5 with Snapdragon 800 and 8MP front-facing camera Congratulations Samsung— the Galaxy S 4 is set to be featured on BBC's Watchdog Samsung Galaxy S 4 Zoom confirmed to have 10X optical zoom, spotted in Bluetooth SIG ROMs Video showcases Paranoid Android with multiple notification support Tablets Updated Nexus 7 specs revealed by analyst Miscellaneous Sony tries to lure developers by waiving the $99 PlayStation Mobile licensing fee
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| Sony tries to lure developers by waiving the $99 PlayStation Mobile licensing fee Posted: 10 May 2013 08:41 PM PDT
If you have a game and would like to port over to PlayStation Mobile devices, but can’t afford the $99 license fee Sony usually charges developers, then I have some good news for you. For a limited time this summer, Sony has decided to open its Mobile Development program up to all new developers, and waive the license fee. This could turn out to be a fantastic opportunity for both Sony and developers. If this plan works Sony could see an upswing in development while developers add another platform to launch their games on. This isn’t only limited to Android certified devices either, it also includes development for the PS Vita as well. Let’s hope this plan works out better than expected and Sony makes it a permanent deal. Check out the video for the PlayStation Mobile Development Program after the break. I feel like the guy in it myself, how many of you can relate?
Click here to view the embedded video. Source: PlayStation.Blog
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| Another leaked image of mysterious new LG phone with almost non-existent bezel Posted: 10 May 2013 08:30 PM PDT
Another image of LG’s mysterious new device has made its way onto the internet today. This one comes courtesy of the infamous @evleaks twitter account and shows the device’s almost non-existent bezel. While nothing can be for certain, this is almost definitely the same device we got a glimpse of last week. It is probably safe to assume this is LG’s follow up to the Optimus G, although some more excitable folks believe it to be the next Nexus device. Regardless of what it is, it is shaping up to be a gorgeous device with a very minimal design. We’ll be sure to keep you posted as we learn more, and don’t forget to hit the break for last week’s image in case you missed it.
Source: @evleaks
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