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- E FUN intros new Nextbook tablets with Google Play support
- Google promises more Google TV partners, more content at CES
- Faster, more responsive Skitch released for Android
- HTC M7 set to have “simple and clean” UI, all-black design
- Facebook Releases Pages Manager for Android
- Is this the Samsung Galaxy S4?
- HTC believes the dark days are over
- HTC and Cricket Wireless to release the HTC One SV
- What is Google’s true aim with rumored X Phone?
| E FUN intros new Nextbook tablets with Google Play support Posted: 04 Jan 2013 12:00 PM PST E FUN has introduced two new Android-based tablets on the virtual eve of CES. Among other shared details, both are expected to run Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, feature dual-core processors, support for Google Play, and arrive in February. As is the case with nearly every other tech company on the planet, E FUN will be at CES next week, showing off the new product line. Details for the two are as follows: The Nextbook 7GP will be priced at $129.99 and arrive in February 2013
The Nextbook 8GP will be priced at $169.99 and arrive in February 2013
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| Google promises more Google TV partners, more content at CES Posted: 04 Jan 2013 11:37 AM PST Google TV is expected to get another shot of adrenaline next week with new content, new partners, and announcements from existing partners. A post on the Google TV blog tells us that we’ll be getting a first-hand glimpse into new tech from Asus, Hisense, TCL and others. Existing partners such as LG, Vizio, and Sony are also set to unveil new products as well. On the software side of things, we’ll also see recently launched including Amazon, SiriusXM, France24, Dramafever and more.
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| Faster, more responsive Skitch released for Android Posted: 04 Jan 2013 10:59 AM PST A faster and more responsive version of Skitch for Android is out today, adding in yet another round of new features in the process. Details in the v2.0.5 release include better Pen support, a new hold and lock feature, and new behavior for the move/pan tool. If you’ve not had a chance to check out the document and photo markup app for your Android, you’re encouraged to do so now. Learn more about the update at the Evernote blog.
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| HTC M7 set to have “simple and clean” UI, all-black design Posted: 04 Jan 2013 09:32 AM PST the rumored HTC M7 has gotten some insider information leaked, and HTCSource has the scoop. According to the source, the HTC M7 will be running Android 4.1.2 (which has a possibility of being updated before it is released), and a new version of HTC Sense, more than likely 5.0. On top of this, the source says that the new Sense will have a brand new, “simple and clean” UI overhaul. According to HTCSource:
As far as specs go, the device is said to come with a quad-core Qualcomm APQ8064 CPU, 4.7″ 1080×1920 display, 32GB internal storage (possibly with no expansion), and is being tested as we speak on Sprint’s LTE network. We should be seeing the device in Q1 of 2013, and we hope to see more info as time goes on. Be sure to let us know what you think in the comments. via htcsource Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!   |
| Facebook Releases Pages Manager for Android Posted: 04 Jan 2013 08:45 AM PST If you manage any Facebook pages, then you’re probably aware of the lack of page support for mobile. Now, Faccebook has released their own Page Manager app to handle this – sort of. While the app is currently available in the Play Store, it cannot yet be downloaded in the US, or in the UK. According to the app description, you can “manage all the Pages you admin, wherever you are. Helps Facebook Page admins connect with their audience and keep up with activity on multiple Pages.
Facebook has yet to make the official announcement, we can expect it soon. Check it out on the Play Store below. Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!   |
| Is this the Samsung Galaxy S4? Posted: 04 Jan 2013 08:16 AM PST Oh, rumor mill… you never fail us. The folks over at SamMobile have gotten an insider tip, complete with what very well may be a leaked image of the yet-to-be-announced Samsung Galaxy S4. According to SM:
While the insider didn’t include any specs, the rumored specs that have been floating around her:
What are your thoughts? Be sure to let us know in the comments. via sammobile Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!   |
| HTC believes the dark days are over Posted: 04 Jan 2013 08:03 AM PST
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| HTC and Cricket Wireless to release the HTC One SV Posted: 04 Jan 2013 07:50 AM PST Cricket gets the award here for fastest release of a new phone after the new year in the U.S., as they have partnered with HTC to announce the new HTC One sV. The device has been seen in Eurpose and Asia already, and is now coming stateside for $349.99 on January 16th. The One SV includes :
You can get the device at 10GB of 4G LTE data for 470 / month, $60 for 5GB, of $50 for 2GB. Be sure to hit the break for the full press release #CES #CES2012 Continue reading: HTC and Cricket Wireless to release the HTC One SV Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!   |
| What is Google’s true aim with rumored X Phone? Posted: 04 Jan 2013 07:40 AM PST Some readers may recall recently reading that Motorola Mobility is making an Android powered device codenamed ‘X-Phone‘. While the known details are somewhat limited at this time, it seems pretty obvious that this may be Google’s attempt at directly taking on Apple… and Samsung. Sure, one of the main ideas behind acquiring Motorola Mobility was not just to get hold of the patents, but also use them as a main hardware partner in future ‘Pure Google’ devices. Done right, Google will use Motorola to make a direct impact in the very mobile market they have helped shape over the years. With Samsung currently enjoying nearly half of all Android activations, Google could be interpreted as ‘losing control of its own operating system. What happens if Samsung decides to change things up and go with another OS? What happens if their Windows Phone efforts are just as promising? Will relying on partners like Samsung come back to haunt Google? After all, we never hear specifically about how the Galaxy devices ‘run Android’. Is Google really benefiting from the way Samsung uses Android? There is a very interesting read over at Unwired View which posits that Google is seeking to wrest back control of its own OS with this X Phone. If you’ve got a few minutes, we definitely recommend checking it out. Do you think Google is worried about how Samsung employs Android for its mobile efforts? Is Google trying to go head to head with Apple and create the entire user experience at both the hardware and software level? Are they looking to become the dominant player in their own sandbox? What is Google’s true aim with rumored X Phone? Be sure to follow AndroidGuys on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube!   |
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