| Sony hints on a new version of the Sony SmartWatch Posted: 21 Jun 2013 12:38 PM PDT Sony SmartWatch was officially announced back in April last year, although we don’t know whether it was a great hit or not, but it seems Sony received a good response as it looks like they are planning to launch a successor to it. Their recent activity on their Sony Xperia twitter account hints that they might reveal the new SmartWatch at the Mobile Asia Expo 2013. As the tweets says "One in three smartphone users want smart wrist wear", with #itstime and #MAE2013 hash-tags, that clearly tells us that Sony got something up their sleeves for the mega event.  Even I wouldn’t mind wearing one. Anyway, what do you think? Are you looking forward to the new version of the Sony SmartWatch. Tell us about it in the comment box below.
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| Google rumored to be preparing a new service to help you get organized Posted: 21 Jun 2013 12:26 PM PDT According to an unofficial Google blog, Google is preparing a new service called Google Mine. It looks to be integrated with Google+ and offers a way to keep track of the items you own (or you’d like to own) and share them with your circles. According to rumors you will be able to: - Catalog your belongings and track what you have
- Review your belongings for your friends to see
- Control who sees what and track conversations
- Send requests to borrow or try out friends’ stuff
- Share stuff you wish for, get recommendations
- Share stuff you are giving away, find takers
- Follow, browse, and search items that friends share
Another neat feature we are hearing about in Google Mine will be the ability to enter specific information about your objects. For example, you can change the status of an object to “lent”, “given away”, “got it back”, “lost it”, or “had in the past”. You will even be able to post videos about the object, write reviews, and add it to a wishlist. You can also review popular items and see items others have shared. 
Right now, Mine is being tested internally at Google and no release date has been announced. As always, we will make sure to update you as soon as we hear more. The post Google rumored to be preparing a new service to help you get organized appeared first on AndroidGuys.  |
| RadioShack offering $100 Google Play credit with purchase of HTC One Posted: 21 Jun 2013 09:30 AM PDT 
RadioShack is offering customers a $100 Google Play credit with the purchase of a new HTC One. The deal, which runs through June 30, requires a two-year service agreement on either Sprint or AT&T. You can take advantage of the limited time promotion by going to radioshack.com/htcone or one of the retail stores around the country. RadioShack customers purchasing an HTC One on Sprint or AT&T will also receive a free $100 Google Play credit. This special HTC One promotion is available with a qualifying 2-year plan in-store or online at RadioShack.com.
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| AT&T now offering new GoPhone prepaid smartphone plans Posted: 21 Jun 2013 08:58 AM PDT 
AT&T has begun offering new smartphone plans for customers who use the GoPhone service. The prepaid, no-contract smartphone plans range in price from $25-$60 per month depending on the amount minutes and data you need. Specifically, the new plans are the $40 and $60 options. - $25 — 250 minutes, unlimited messaging
- $40 — 500 minutes, unlimited messaging, 200MB data
- $50 — unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, WiFi data only
- $60 — unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, 2GB data
There are, of course, other options to add including additional data allotments. Should you need more than the 2GB plan, for instance, you can add 1GB for $10/month. Also, all of the plans include your standard fare of voicemail, call forwarding, call waiting, caller ID, nationwide long distance and three-way calling. AT&T The post AT&T now offering new GoPhone prepaid smartphone plans appeared first on AndroidGuys.  |
| Kool-Aid Man PhotoBomb App is here, Oh Yeah! Posted: 21 Jun 2013 08:38 AM PDT Photobombs seem to be all the rage lately. If you’ve been bored with the typical friend bomb, animal sit-in, or mystery stranger yet don’t want to give up on the silly pics, you may be interested in this new option. Kool-Aid, the sugary beverage you know and love from your past has launched its first-ever Kool-Aid Man PhotoBomb App! This free app, available for Android and iOS users, allows fans to superimpose Kool-Aid Man into their favorite personal photos. PhotoBomb app users can move, scale and manipulate images to fit Kool-Aid Man into any photo opportunity. All photos will then be share-able on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. OH YEAH, you know you’re interested! So far reviews don’t look so great, but if your looking for a giggle or two you can check out the Kool-Aid Man Photobomb App now on Google Play. The post Kool-Aid Man PhotoBomb App is here, Oh Yeah! appeared first on AndroidGuys.  |
| Play ball! Enjoy a gallery of baseball-themed wallpapers for your Android Posted: 21 Jun 2013 08:33 AM PDT |
| LG’s Optimus G successor likely to arrive on August 7 Posted: 21 Jun 2013 06:54 AM PDT 
The successor to the LG Optimus G — the one with the Snapdragon 800 CPU — is likely to arrive on August 7. How do we know? Simple. LG sent us an email advising we keep that date open on our calendars as they are “hosting an international media event on August 7 in New York City.” Considering we’re an Android-related site, it doesn’t take much to figure out that we’re gonna get. Should we see the so-called Optimus G2 show up on August 7, we could be in for a real treat. Rumored specifications thus far suggest 2GB RAM, 32GB internal storage, a 1920x1080p HD display, and rear 13-megapixel camera. This is all in addition to the killer processor. Other details tossed around include a buttonless design with an ultra-thin bezel. If history is an indicator, we might hope to see multiple carriers offering support for the new smartphone. Sprint, for its part, looks to be lined up already. The post LG's Optimus G successor likely to arrive on August 7 appeared first on AndroidGuys.  |
