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- In Brief: Other Android stuff worth knowing (Oct 5)
- Five for Friday: Android apps for sharing and synchronizing files
- New Optimus G Nexus details suggest wireless charging, no microSD
- Jukebox tosses its hat into ring of cloud-based media players
- Cubify intros two dozen 3D-printed Bugdroid collectibles
- Google set unveil Snapseed for Android?
- More proof emerges of 32GB Nexus 7 tablet
- Listen to AndroidGuys #130 “The Nexus Ultimatum”
| In Brief: Other Android stuff worth knowing (Oct 5) Posted: 05 Oct 2012 01:27 PM PDT In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, and Android-related news tidbits which, for whatever reason, did not end up with a post of its own on AndroidGuys. These are things that we still feel are worth knowing, even if in a passing manner. Consider it a grab-bag of Android goodies. If you have something that you think is worth a mention on AndroidGuys, be sure to reach out to us via our contact page. This week features: ShopSavvy, GAMEVIL, Plague, Inc., TomTom, Sega, Namco, Podio, LevelUp, Gameloft, and more!Continue reading: In Brief: Other Android stuff worth knowing (Oct 5) Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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| Five for Friday: Android apps for sharing and synchronizing files Posted: 05 Oct 2012 12:15 PM PDT
Continue reading: Five for Friday: Android apps for sharing and synchronizing files Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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| New Optimus G Nexus details suggest wireless charging, no microSD Posted: 05 Oct 2012 07:51 AM PDT New details have emerged surrounding the so-called LG Optimus G Nexus smartphone ahead of its rumored fall debut. MoDaCo Forums’s is today reporting some of the hardware goods (or bads?) for the next Pure Google experience. According to their sources, the handset is based on the Optimus G but will not have the same physical appearance. Most of the specs line up with the recently-introduced device save for a few tweaks. Some will love the wireless charging out of the box while others will loathe the storage capacity and non-removable battery and lack of microSD expansion.
While we’re on the subject, you ought to check out our podcast from last night where we discuss the hardware of the Nexus device of 2012-2013. Listen to The Nexus Ultimatum and hear what we value in terms of features and minimum expectations. Would we trade off battery over storage or expansion? Tune in to find out! Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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| Jukebox tosses its hat into ring of cloud-based media players Posted: 05 Oct 2012 07:34 AM PDT Looking for another way to stay connected to your ever-growing music collection but hate sitting around the old boombox? Consider Jukebox, a new Android app (in preview) that automatically keeps your music in the cloud, synchronizing tracks, playlists, ratings, and more. Stuff from your phone updates to your PC while stuff from your PC talks to your phone. The developers advise this is not the final release and that things are subject to the occasional glitch. Feedback is certainly appreciated and can be directed to team@stylejukebox.com. What music player are you using today? Does it have cloud-based sync? We’d love to hear what other apps you’ve encountered along the way to cover your music needs. Leave a comment below with your pick(s)! Jukebox for Android (Google Play) Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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| Cubify intros two dozen 3D-printed Bugdroid collectibles Posted: 05 Oct 2012 06:46 AM PDT
Continue reading: Cubify intros two dozen 3D-printed Bugdroid collectibles Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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| Google set unveil Snapseed for Android? Posted: 05 Oct 2012 06:21 AM PDT Google may be close to releasing its version of the Snapseed mobile app, if new chatter is to be believed. A few of Vic Gundotra’s followers (Google+) noticed a small detail yesterday when he posted a photo to his account with a tiny reference to the app. As a quick refresher, Google acquired Snapseed’s developer, Nik Software, in September. Perhaps as a way to peel off a few iOS photo lovers, it’s also possible that Google wanted to bolster its arsenal with an Instagram-like experience for Google+. Whatever the case, Google promises that users will be able to “create photos they absolutely love” with Nik’s “high-end tools and plug-ins.” Almost universally loved, Snapseed for Android gets us excited, regardless of heavy Google+ ties or not. There are some outlets reporting that this Snapseed app will have tight integration with Google+, something one might logically expect. That said, there’s also a chance that this particular image was uploaded via iPhone. Another possibility is that Google+ is just showing that the photo was shared via Snapseed as a standalone app. Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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| More proof emerges of 32GB Nexus 7 tablet Posted: 05 Oct 2012 06:01 AM PDT
What would make this special to you? Last minute Android 4.2? Same price tag? Scratch-n-sniff bacon scent? Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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| Listen to AndroidGuys #130 “The Nexus Ultimatum” Posted: 05 Oct 2012 05:39 AM PDT
In this week’s episode the guys tackle the late-breaking rumors that surround the Google Nexus project and one of its potential devices, the LG Optimus G. After discussing all the stuff that is slated to go into the changed Nexus initiative we delve into what we would consider to be minimum requirements for a Nexus device heading into 2013. Called the ‘Nexus Ultimatum”, it’s our little wish-list of Android goodies Continue reading: Listen to AndroidGuys #130 “The Nexus Ultimatum” Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!
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