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• Samsung and Apple file joint document for upcoming 2014 trial
• Nexus 4 with 32GB of storage, LTE/CDMA, and Key Lime Pie could be revealed at Google I/O
• TalkAndroid Weekly Recap for April 15 – April 21, 2013
• Sense 5: All the changes you need to know

Samsung and Apple file joint document for upcoming 2014 trial Posted: 21 Apr 2013 11:32 AM PDT   It just seems like the “minor disagreement” between Samsung and Apple will never end. News has surfaced that the two manufacturing giants filed a joint case management document with the Northern District of California court which aims to regulate what is presented and argued against in the upcoming trial, such as the number of patents identified involved in select devices. For now, each company agrees that the case will be limited to 5 patents each, though Apple wants a maximum of 12 claims, while Samsung slightly disagree and wants to limit the claim to 8 instead. Additionally, the upcoming trial currently indicates there are 16 devices involved, with Samsung arguing it should be far fewer, of course. But regardless of what disagreements Samsung and Apple will make clear in court, we’re sure that Judge Lucy Koh will be eagerly awaiting to hear them. source: FOSS Patents Come comment on this article: Samsung and Apple file joint document for upcoming 2014 trial Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!

Nexus 4 with 32GB of storage, LTE/CDMA, and Key Lime Pie could be revealed at Google I/O Posted: 21 Apr 2013 11:23 AM PDT Could Google and LG be working on a 32GB Nexus 4 running Android 5.0, and sporting LTE and CDMA radios for Google I/O? According to SIDHTECH, this may well very be the case. They go on to speculate that a Nexus 5 at I/O is probably unlikely because the Nexus 4 was released last summer. However an updated Nexus 4 is more likely.  If this new rumor is true, this version of the Nexus 4 could work on Sprint and Verizon’s networks, it would have LTE , and more storage. I know a lot of readers were down on the Nexus 4 for a lack of some or all of these features. It also is reported to be launching with the Android 5.0, which is rumored to be called Key Lime Pie. Maybe this is Google’s and LG’s way of correcting a bad mistake in not offering these things from the beginning. If so, let’s hope they do a better job with the supply issue this time.  Source: SIDHTECH Via: TechnoBuffalo Come comment on this article: Nexus 4 with 32GB of storage, LTE/CDMA, and Key Lime Pie could be revealed at Google I/O Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!

TalkAndroid Weekly Recap for April 15 – April 21, 2013 Posted: 20 Apr 2013 08:29 PM PDT We had another busy week at TalkAndroid so here’s a recap of all the top stories. The Galaxy S 4 release dates for U.S. carriers were finally revealed and the Motorola X continues to keep us intrigued. Speaking of intriguing, Google Glass Explorer Editions are starting to roll. It’s time to get caught up and get ready for another exciting week. Guides How to securely lock your phone while using Facebook Home as your launcher How to get your status bar back full time with Facebook Home How to turn off Facebook Home and go back to your stock launcher How to set up and use BlinkFeed on Sense 5 with the HTC One Sense 5: All the changes you need to know Reviews Mr. Eyes [Sports & Puzzles] MyPermissions [Tools] Nexus 10 Book Cover Review Accessories Samsung announces official accessories for Samsung Galaxy S 4 Logitech Harmony Hub will turn your Android smartphone into a WiFi universal remote control MOGA Pro controller now available online, retail availability coming in May Apps – New Companion app for Google Glass, "MyGlass" arrives in Google Play Store Dungeon Hunter 4 Goes Live on Google Play Store Twitter Music officially released, Android app still in the works Gameloft shows off Iron Man 3 gameplay with new trailer Anthill Hits Google Play Store In The Form Of A Strategic Tower "Trail" Defense Game (Video) Google Play Store receives very minor update, starts rolling out to users Google wants to put the power of donation in your hands with One Today Apps – Updates New tools available in latest OfficeSuite 7 update Falcon Pro gets major update and brings plenty of new goodies along for the ride Free VOIP calls between Facebook users now made available around the world through its Messenger app Carriers Sprint 4G LTE now available in 21 new markets Verizon to make a special announcement on May 22nd Google Android Originally Built For Cameras, Says Co-Founder Andy Rubin Android Activations To Hit One Billion By End Of Year, Says Eric Schmidt Google's Eric Schmidt hints at "phenomenal" Android-based devices Google Search on mobile devices gets updated to bring even more functionality, continues to make life a little easier for all in the process Google Fiber officially coming to Provo, UT Google Play Service may be working on a full-fledged gaming network behind the scenes Larry Page talks future Motorola devices in Google's earnings call, pleased with upcoming phones Google Glass Google Glass Explorer units now ready to begin shipping Google releases Mirror API to developers, complete with documentation and code examples eBay listing currently shows a developer edition of Google Glass up for sale, for the person who has lots of money to spend that is Google Glass Explorer Edition unboxing videos hit YouTube Google reserves right to deactivate Explorer Edition Google Glass devices Larry Page confirms that Android does indeed run Google Glass Google TV ASUS Qube becomes the Cube and is now available for pre-order Phones – ARCHOS ARCHOS launches 4 new devices for European markets Phones – HTC HTC One Hitting T-Mobile April 24, Reveals Leaked Photo Pink HTC Butterfly to grace Taiwan market T-Mobile confirms HTC One's April 24th release date HTC One Developer Edition delayed along with 32GB unlocked version HTC M4 expected to feature full metal chassis and arrive June HTC unveils the economical Desire L for Taiwan Phones – Motorola Motorola Plans to Appeal to Wider Audience with Their New Line of 'Sweet Spot' Smartphones Motorola X Phone might come in 20 colors Phones – LG Verizon getting the LG Optimus L3 as part of its prepaid lineup Phones – Pantech Pantech Vega Iron is official, features 5-inch 1080p display with a very small bezel Phones – Samsung Samsung Galaxy S 4 Lands on Telus April 27th Samsung Galaxy S 4 shows up on AT&T website with April 30 ship date Verizon Galaxy S 4 Confirmed Through Official Samsung Announcement Samsung Galaxy S 4 officially confirmed by Sprint and T-Mobile U.S. Cellular opens Samsung Galaxy S 4 pre-orders, offers S View flip cover deal Samsung to ship as many as 10 million Galaxy S 4 units during the initial launch, 30 million units within the first 3 months Samsung Galaxy S 4 Mini now pushed back to July New leak suggests Samsung could have big changes on the horizon for upcoming mobile phones Phones – Sony Sony planning to expand retail footprint amongst successful Sony Xperia Z sales Phones – Xiaomi Xiaomi Plans To Ship 15 Million Phones In 2013, Expand Beyond Asia Tablets HP Slate 7 tablet confirmed for arrival in the UK on May 1st Samsung Roma will be LTE-equipped tablet with Nexus 10 specs Updates Verizon's Droid DNA gets updated to fix SIM card detection Miscellaneous J.P. Morgan upgrades HTC to "neutral" DISH Network targets Sprint with competing $25.5B bid to trump SoftBank offer Various reports indicating that Samsung's flexible display will be delayed Amazon Appstore expanding to 200 new countries New "power felt" fabric could power your phone and more The Eye Tribe officially launches its eye control technology, also confirms developer SDK will arrive in June 10,000 game developers now on board with OUYA           Come comment on this article: TalkAndroid Weekly Recap for April 15 – April 21, 2013 Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!

Sense 5: All the changes you need to know Posted: 20 Apr 2013 12:18 PM PDT HTC announced Sense 5 when they introduced the HTC One, which is based on Android 4.1.2. It will eventually land on most of the major HTC phones, but for now it’s only on the One. HTC continues to make changes with each version, which is one of my chief complaints. Whether you love or hate Sense, most people thought that Sense 4 / Sense 4+ was on the money, but HTC continues to tweak it, which does nothing more than confuse consumers. Whether you’re about to purchase your HTC one, or maybe you already bought one and feel a little lost, this video should help you get more familiarized. Hit the break to check it out. This video is more about the actual user interface, not the newer software features. Be sure to check out our separate guides for BlinkFeed, Camera/Zoe/Video Highlights (coming soon), and HTC TV (coming soon). Click here to view the embedded video. Come comment on this article: Sense 5: All the changes you need to know Visit TalkAndroid for Android news, Android guides, and much more!

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