Sunday, August 4, 2013

Android World Update # TalkAndroid Weekly Recap for July 29 – August 4, 2013

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TalkAndroid Weekly Recap for July 29 – August 4, 2013
Aug 4th 2013, 16:36, by Robert Nazarian

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We had another busy week at TalkAndroid so here’s a recap of all the top stories. By far the biggest news this week has to be the unveiling of the Moto X. It’s was one of the most hyped up phones, but did it deliver? We also saw Chromecast get root, but in a flash, it was taken away. The new Kindle Fire specs leaked, but seriously folks, why would you consider a Kindle Fire when you can grab the new Nexus 7? Google announced the much needed Android Device Manager for tracking and wiping/locking lost devices.

It was definitely a busy week, but things aren’t slowing down anytime soon with the big LG G2 announcement next week. It’s time to get caught up and get ready for another exciting week.

Editorials

The Moto X is a great phone, but it has one fatal flaw: The price

Guides

Best Android grocery list apps to help you organize shopping trips

Accessories

LG unveils Quick Window case for the LG G2 and comes in seven colors

Apps – New

Asphalt 8: Airborne trailer surfaces, show some extremely impressive new gameplay

Microsoft releases Office Mobile for Android smartphones

Motorola Connect and Motorola Migrate now live in the Chrome Store and Play Store

Blackberry Messenger for Android enters beta-testing stage, screenshots leak

Android Device Manager helping users find lost phones

Android Device Manager to be implemented with Google Play Services version 3.2.25, download now

Apps – Updates

The TalkAndroid app gets updated with a new widget, built in video player, and more

Google aware of current Netflix bug on Android 4.3 devices; Fix is on the way

Google Calendar update includes synchronized notification dismissal across devices

UK market now has access to TV shows in Google Play

Netflix adding profiles to service, Android support coming soon

Photo Sphere 'Compass Mode' included with latest Google Play Services update

Cameras

Oppo to challenge Samsung's Galaxy Camera series with their series of N-Lens

Carriers

AT&T 4G LTE arrives in 10 new cities

Sprint expands 4G LTE to 41 more cities

Chromecast

With root enabled, Gameboy emulator running on Chromecast

Vimeo and Redbox Instant to add support for Chromecast, HBO Go, Plex and more to come next?

Verizon Droid RAZR experiencing some Chromecast bugs, unable to cast through Play Movies & TV and Play Music

HBO GO could be coming to Chromecast very soon

New Chromecast app developed allowing for streaming of local media

Google's Chromecast receiving its first OTA update

Hulu joining the Google Chromecast bandwagon

Root method blocked with latest Chromecast update (build 12840)

Test app shows support for Dropbox streaming to Chromecast

Gaming

iFixIt.com completes 20-step tear-down of NVIDIA Shield Android-powered portable gaming system

Google

Lack of "multi-user" support on Android phones explained by Dan Morrill of Google

Google Babel project is a real-time translation service

Google introduces 'Views' for sharing photo spheres to Google Maps

Google to bring 10x faster WiFi to 7,000 Starbucks in the U.S.

Having trouble taking good Photo sphere pictures? Check out Google's "how to" video

Google working on a location based news feed for Google Now

Google's Android team looked the other way during the development of the Moto X

Latest Android distribution numbers show continued growth for Jelly Bean but Gingerbread is still holding on

Google Glass

Google launches 'Glass Creative Collective,' provides five film schools with three sets of Glass each

Hardware

Samsung to develop custom ARM cores for future Exynos processors

More X8 Chip Details Revealed by Motorola

Phones – BBK

Chinese manufacturer BBK to release Vivo X3, the world's thinnest smartphone

Phones – HTC

HTC One press render for Sprint leaks in red

Verizon HTC One launch bumped to August 15th?

Verizon to offer the HTC One in blue

Phones -LG

LG G2 expected to launch on 100 carriers within the next 2 to 3 months

LG G2 will come with ringtones and sounds performed by Vienna Boys' Choir

LG G2 stops by AnTuTu benchmark and scores nearly 30,000

LG releases two very good G2 teaser videos leading up to the August 7 unveiling

Phones – Motorola

Moto X officially unveiled

Hands on with the Moto X

Hands on with Motorola's motomaker, customizing your Moto X couldn't be easier

Bootloader on Moto X locked

Moto X for AT&T will have exclusive customization options

Motorola releases first commercials for new Moto X to YouTube

Moto X Developer Edition in the works

Moto X specs finally confirmed at Motorola event in NYC

Moto X wooden backing to be available in Q4 2013

Moto X to be available in Canada exclusively through Rogers

Verizon Bloatware Seen on the Moto X

Cheaper Moto X is in the works, says Motorola CEO

Moto X customers get 50GB of Google Drive free for 2 years

Motorola was feeling a little sexual yesterday, but not so much today

U.S. Cellular first carrier to accept pre-orders for Moto X, offering 2 promotions

Sprint to offer Moto X "this summer" with lifetime guarantee offer

T-Mobile maintains subdued stance regarding Moto X, will rely on Motorola's sales channel

Most carriers will offer Moto X with unlockable bootloader

Phones Pantech

South Korean Pantech Vega LTE-A to be announced on August 5

Phones – Samsung

Man claims Samsung Galaxy S 4 burned house down

Galaxy Note III shows up in benchmarks confirming Snapdragon 800 and Android 4.3

Clamshell lovers rejoice, image of the Samsung Hennessy (aka Galaxy Folder) leaks

Samsung Galaxy S 4 Active with Snapdragon 800 spotted in benchmark

Galaxy S 4 Mini to get three new colors in the near future

Phones – Sony

Sony sales numbers up 30% from last year, ships 9.6 million Xperia units in Q2 2013

ROMs

MoDaCo.Switch for Galaxy S 4 passes original funding goal

Security

Google quietly added extra security features to all Android devices in Google Play services

FBI potentially has ability to listen in on microphones on Android devices and remotely access user data

Tablets

New Nexus 7 teardown shows it's fairly easy to fix

The New Nexus 7 Does Not Officially Support Google Wallet

ASUS may be working on super thin 6mm tablet device

Android's Hugo Barra wonders why Android tablets with a higher quality build have yet to be made

According to benchmarks there will be a successor to the ASUS PadFone Infinity

Next generation Kindle Fire HD specs leak

Could Lenovo be the manufacturer for the next Nexus 7? LG? Samsung?

HP Slatebook x2 launched on HP web site with availability in August

Updates

"My device slowed down with age" may no longer be in our vocabulary with Android 4.3

A couple small Android 4.3 features have been unearthed

Thanks to 'adjustment problems with TouchWiz' the Samsung Galaxy S II won't see Android 4.2 afterall

Android Device Manager to be implemented with Google Play Services version 3.2.25, download now

Photo Sphere 'Compass Mode' included with latest Google Play Services update

Google Pushes 4.3 OTA to Google Play Edition Devices

Miscellaneous

Apple loses claims to "pinch to zoom" patent with USPTO, could impact Samsung case

Android devices dominate the tablet market in Q2 2013

Apple's entry-level iPhone 4 gains some ground on Android devices in British market

New Samsung commercial convinces an iPhone user that the S4 is better

Live in the Silicon Valley? Charging tables will be available in select Starbucks near you

Panasonic announces Android-powered home phone for European markets

HTC posts expectations for first ever loss for next quarter

Samsung caught red-handed boosting Galaxy S 4 benchmark scores

Samsung responds to juicing benchmark allegations

App Annie Index results for Q2 2013 – Android downloads 10% higher than iOS

Moto X wallpapers now available to download

 


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Android World Update # Images of the HTC One Max (T6) leak, looks like an HTC One on steroids

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Images of the HTC One Max (T6) leak, looks like an HTC One on steroids
Aug 4th 2013, 17:23, by Robert Nazarian

HTC-One-Max-T6_Leak_01HTC is supposed to released the HTC Max (codenamed T6) during the 3rd quarter, and we finally have some pictures of it. Unsurprisingly, it looks a lot like an HTC One, only bigger. The HTC Max is a phablet if you will, with a 5.9-inch 1080p (1920 x 1080) display. It will also have the latest and greatest form Qualcomm, the Snapdragon 800, along with 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, microSD slot, 2MP front camera, and 3,300mAh battery. It is also supposed to be 9.4mm thick.

Three variants are being created for China: TD-SCDMA for China Mobile, CDMA for China Telecom, and WCDMA for China Unicom. I would expect to see this one in the states as well, but don’t expect it on all four carriers at the start. With Verizon not even launching the HTC One yet, this could end up being their 4th quarter HTC device.

One more pic after the break.

HTC-One-Max-T6_Leak_02source: eprice


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Android World Update # Samsung trademarks Galaxy Gear, could possibly be upcoming smartwatch

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Samsung trademarks Galaxy Gear, could possibly be upcoming smartwatch
Aug 4th 2013, 17:27, by Jared Peters

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We’ve been hearing rumors and details about Samsung’s own smartwatch since before the Galaxy S 4 was even released, but nothing concrete ever popped up. However, Samsung appears to have trademarked “Galaxy Gear,” which is for a “wearable digital electronic device in the form of a wristwatch.” Galaxy smartwatch, anyone?

Most manufacturers are at least toying with the idea of a smartwatch, so it shouldn’t surprise any of us to see Samsung moving forward with those plans. And personally, I think Galaxy Gear is a really cool name. Hopefully we’ll some solid details of this in the next few weeks whenever we hear about the Note III.

source: SamMobile


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Android World Update # Android phones account for record 80% of device shipments in Q2 2013

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Android phones account for record 80% of device shipments in Q2 2013
Aug 4th 2013, 17:36, by Jared Peters

android phones q2 2013

If you thought Android’s strong performance in the tablet market was impressive, check out these quarterly results for smartphone shipments. According to Strategy Analytics, Android devices account for an incredible 79.50% of devices shipped in Q2 of 2013. Four out of every 5 devices shipped ran some version of Android. That’s beyond impressive. It’s a growth of exactly 10% from 69.50% last year in Q2, and most of the growth came at the expense of 3% of Apple’s marketshare and 7% of the remaining “Other” category.

However, Apple still managed to ship about 5 million more devices than last Q2; Android OEMs just happened to ship almost 80 million more devices, which made for a significantly stronger marketshare grab. Other smartphone types dropped by about 10 million units year over year, so if you were holding out hope that BlackBerry might gain some traction and give you an alternative OS to jump to, these figures are all but a nail in the coffin.

Over, smartphones experienced a 46.70% growth year-over-year, which is 5% more than last year. Eventually, it seems like this market has to peak, but there’s really no telling when that will be.

source: Strategy Analytics


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Android World Update # Samsung just can’t catch a break: Obama administration vetoes U.S. sales ban of older Apple devices

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Samsung just can't catch a break: Obama administration vetoes U.S. sales ban of older Apple devices
Aug 4th 2013, 17:45, by Robert Nazarian

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It wasn’t a huge win for Samsung, but at least it was something. Back in June, the U.S. International Trade Commission awarded Samsung a sales ban on AT&T models of the iPhone, iPhone 3GS, iPad 3G, and iPad 2 3G. Yes, I know these are older devices, but it was one of the very few wins for Samsung.

Apparently the Obama Administration seems to be fans of the Romper Room style iOS because they just vetoed the ban. Hit the break for the full text.

In addition, on January 8, 2013, the Department of Justice and United States Patent and Trademark Office issued an important Policy Statement entitled "Policy Statement on Remedies for Standard-Essential Patents Subject to Voluntary FRAND Commitments" ("Policy Statement").2 The Policy Statement makes clear that standards, and particularly voluntary consensus standards set by standards developing organizations ("SDO"), have incorporated important technical advances that are fundamental to the interoperability of many of the products on which consumers have come to rely, including the types of devices that are the subject of the Commission's determination. The Policy Statement expresses substantial concerns, which I strongly share, about the potential harms that can result from owners of standards­essential patents ("SEPs") who have made a voluntary commitment to offer to license SEPs on terms that are fair, reasonable, and non­discriminatory ("FRAND"), gaining undue leverage and engaging in "patent hold­up", i.e., asserting the patent to exclude an implementer of the standard from a market to obtain a higher price for use of the patent than would have been possible before the standard was set, when alternative technologies could have been chosen. At the same time, technology implementers also can cause potential harm by, for example, engaging in "reverse hold­up" ("hold­out"), e. g., by constructive refusal to negotiate a FRAND license with the SEP owner or refusal to pay what has been determined to be a FRAND royalty.

source: 9to5mac


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Android World Update # HTC One Max for Chinese market pictured

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HTC One Max for Chinese market pictured
Aug 4th 2013, 17:42, by Jerry Hildenbrand

Chinese HTC One Max

A Chinese variant of the HTC One Max has been spotted by the folks at ePrice. Looking very much like the HTC One the world already knows, the Max (also known as the T6) does have some key differences. Besides the removable back cover, dual-SIM variation, and SD card support we would expect in an Asian version, the processor and screen have both received a major bump compared to the current model. The HTC One Max is said to have a Snapdragon 800 running at 2.3GHz, and carry a 5.9-inch screen. 

We're not sure how closely this will resemble any models that may be released in the west, but we know a lot of folks are interested in what HTC is doing with the bigger One. There's another picture after the break, and some pricing and availability speculation (spoiler: Asia) at the source link.

Source: ePrice

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Android World Update # Getting the most out of Google Now voice actions

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Getting the most out of Google Now voice actions
Aug 4th 2013, 15:15, by Andrew Martonik

Google Now

'Remind me to use Google Now more often'

Google Now gets more and more powerful every day, which is aided by the fact that much of the processing it does is handed off to a Google data center over the Internet. Aside from the inherent issues when you don't have connectivity, this gives Google Now a ton of capability in terms of voice recognition, and lets Google add new capabilities without pushing app updates.

We've all played around with the standard voice actions in Google Now — making calls, sending text messages and performing searches — back when it was just "Google Search", but there are so many more things that it can do for you. While there are dozens of different voice actions available, we've compiled a list of several that can truly be incorporated into your daily life.

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Android World Update # AA Weekly: top Android news of the week, August 4, 2013

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AA Weekly: top Android news of the week, August 4, 2013
Aug 4th 2013, 13:21, by Bogdan Petrovan

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This week, we had some good news for owners of bogged down Nexus 7s (2012), Samsung got caught red-handed, MS Office hit Android, the Moto X has landed (finally), and Google has your back if you lose your phone. Let's kick it!

The 2012 Nexus 7 gets another chance at life with Android 4.3

Many users reported that the Nexus 7 2012 was snappy when it was new, but once they used it for a while performance began to drop. In extreme cases, the 7-inch device made by Asus became all but unusable. This week brought us two great news on this front – first, the new Nexus 7 will not suffer from this problem, and second, the Android 4.3 update will make the first generation Nexus 7 usable again.

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All thanks to a little software command called TRIM, that is now implemented in Android 4.3. Huzzah! So, how does TRIM work? Simply put, the command wipes clean all unused data blocks from the storage space, throwing out all the "garbage" that amassed in a few months of usage.

Red-handed Samsung

If you follow tech sites, you probably know that benchmarks, those apps that gauge how fast a device is, are pretty important for us hardware geeks. That's because benchmarks let us compare two devices in an objective way. Or do they?

Massive improvement in AnTuTu benchmark scores

Samsung found itself in an embarrassing situation this week, when a close look at the Galaxy S4 revealed that some benchmarks are given access to higher GPU speeds than regular apps. And it was no accident – AnandTech found references to code named BenchmarkBooster in the Galaxy S4 firmware, along with a list of hardcoded benchmark apps that get preferential speeds.

Sammy offered a feeble explanation for the situation, but failed to address all the issues raised by AnandTech. The moral of the story: don't trust benchmarks.

Better late than never: MS launches Office for Android (sort of)

Ask a few people what apps they would need in order to give up their laptops for a tablet, and there’s a good chance one common answer will be Microsoft Word and the other apps in the Office suite.

After hitting iOS a while ago, Office is now finally available to Android users.

Office Mobile for Android

That's the good news. The bad news is the limitations that Microsoft imposed on the app. You will require a license to Office 365, your device must run Android 4.0 or higher, and tablets are not supported. The app is only available in some countries, but the biggest restriction is probably the limited functionality of the app.

Microsoft is obviously trying to protect its cash cow, without missing out on the mobile boom. Luckily for users, there are already several better productivity suites available for Android.

The hype train derails: Moto X

For the last month or so, we had a section dedicated to leaks and rumors about the Moto X in every AA Weekly edition. So it feels very good for us to finally report on the real deal.

The Moto X was announced on August 1, with a few interesting specs and features and rather disappointing price and availability. To summarize, all the leaks were spot on, except for the low price, which turned out to be just wishful thinking.

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As you'd expect after an intense rumor buildup campaign, there was a bit of a backlash against the Moto X, from fans that were hoping for… well, more. Check out our full coverage for all the details, but our Derek Ross made some good points on why the Moto X disappointed people.

Android Device Manager: dude, where's my phone?

It may not be as flashy as the Moto X, but the final topic in our roundup is probably more important to many users. Remember how we asked ourselves why Android doesn't a have built-in "lost phone" tool, like some other platforms have? Such a tool used to be available for business Google Apps users only, but not anymore.

Android Device Manager

On Friday, Google announced Android Device Manager, a tool that will let users locate, ring, and wipe a lost Android device. The app will be part of Google Play Services, so it will be automatically deployed to most devices running Android 2.2 and higher. In order to use it you’ll just need to be signed in your Google account. Finally, a universal, easy to use app for locating and managing lost devices – we think that’s great news!

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What's your take?

In your opinion, what were the most important news this week, and why?

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Android World Update # Sony Xperia E Dual Giveaway & Phorus Play-Fi Winner!

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Sony Xperia E Dual Giveaway & Phorus Play-Fi Winner!
Aug 4th 2013, 14:00, by Kristofer Wouk

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Welcome to the Sunday Giveaway! This week we’re giving away a Sony Xperia E Dual. But before we get to that, let’s move on to the winner of last week’s giveaway.

Phorus Play-Fi Winner: Duncan Smith!

Congratulations Duncan! Come Monday the Phorus Play-Fi will be in the mail and on it’s way to you. For all of you who didn’t win, fear not, as we’ve got plenty more cool things to give away, like this week’s item: the Sony Xperia E Dual!

Sony Xperia E Quick Specs

  • 3.5-inch screen
  • 1 GHz Snapdragon CPU
  • Adreno 200 GPU
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 4 GB internal storage
  • 3.2 MP camera
  • 1,500 mAh battery

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Android World Update # Moto X hands-on, first look and first impressions (video)

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Moto X hands-on, first look and first impressions (video)
Aug 4th 2013, 12:44, by Chris Smith

Moto X

The Moto X flagship handset was finally unveiled a few days ago, during a special media event hosted by Motorola in New York which Android Authority attended.

In addition to covering the handset thoroughly for you: specs and features, image galleryrelease date and pricing, customization options, software features, and everything else that was revealed about the phone, we have also managed to spend actual hands-on time with the device.

In the following videos you can see our first look at the device, but also our first impressions after a few days of using the Moto X.

Our Kristofer Wouk shows you everything you should know about this new Motorola creation – the first Moto phone that has been influenced by Google – and we'll be back with a thorough review of the Moto X in the near future.

Are you buying the smartphone once it launches?

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Android World Update # Nexus 7 (2013) drop test video: the new Nexus doesn’t make it

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Nexus 7 (2013) drop test video: the new Nexus doesn't make it
Aug 4th 2013, 12:20, by Chris Smith

Nexus 7 (2013) drop test

After having dropped a variety of gadgets to see how they fare against all sorts of hard surfaces – including last year's Nexus 7 – we did the same thing with the new Nexus 7 (2013 model).

We would have expected the device to survive the test better than its predecessor, and to some extent it did so. But (spoiler alert!) while the device survived the first drop – falling on its back – receiving only some minor scratches, something unexpected happened: the device would not turn on after. Despite receiving more damage in its respective drop test, the Nexus 7 (2012) was still turning on, and its touchscreen became unresponsive only after successive drops, once damage to display was significant.

We then continued our drop test with a few other drops. We let the new Nexus 7 fall on its sides but also on its display.

Naturally, more damage was done to the gadget, with cracks on the display appearing right after the first drop on the side. While the device didn't split open, after the third drop the back cover snapped out – with some effort we could have pried it open.

After the fourth and final drop, the display was further damaged, with a hole in it showing internal components. Hopefully, in real life you won't drop the device successively, which could bring on the kind of gadget carnage we've managed to achieve.

While no two drops are similar, and while there aren’t completely objective ways to drop test devices, we’ll advise you to make sure you don't drop this particular tablet in any fashion, as it may not turn on after the first drop, which is far worst than having to live with the scratches or cracked display, or replace the screen and/or the case.

If you want to see how the Nexus 7 (2012) and iPad mini (2012) did in a similar drop test, you can also check our earlier video (above).

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