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- Twitter releases updates, tweet in less than six seconds
- Google announces new Gmail experience for desktop and mobile
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 with AT&T friendly LTE receives the FCC’s approval
- HTC to release blue, red versions of HTC One report says
- Leaked Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini specs suggest smaller, less powerful experience
- New Spotify experience leads to more music discovery
- doubleTwist brings its design in-line with Android’s Holo style
| Twitter releases updates, tweet in less than six seconds Posted: 29 May 2013 12:23 PM PDT
Twitter also added a feature that will allow users to see more info about interactions on Twitter right in the Notifications Drawer. With just a swipe, you can expand the notification and see more details. All of these updates combined will supposedly allow users to send a tweet in less than six seconds! To check it out, grab the update now on Google Play. The post Twitter releases updates, tweet in less than six seconds appeared first on AndroidGuys.     |
| Google announces new Gmail experience for desktop and mobile Posted: 29 May 2013 10:41 AM PDT Google today announced a new inbox for the Gmail desktop and mobile experience. Rolling out gradually over the next few weeks, users will find that the inbox is a much more streamlined and personalized layout. Details, as expected, include new categories for social, promotions, and updates. Should you not like the way things look you can revert to a more classic design however, we get the feeling that this is the future of email organization. Check out the video below for a quick demo on how things look. Keep an eye on your inbox when notification in the next couple of weeks. The post Google announces new Gmail experience for desktop and mobile appeared first on AndroidGuys.   |
| Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 with AT&T friendly LTE receives the FCC’s approval Posted: 29 May 2013 09:22 AM PDT
Now don’t get too excited yet, as the FCC’s approval doesn’t mean that it will be released or that AT&T will announce a carrier version. There is hope however, so hang on tight. We will make sure to update you as soon as we know more!
Source: Engadget
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| HTC to release blue, red versions of HTC One report says Posted: 29 May 2013 06:30 AM PDT HTC will release two new color options for the flagship HTC One smartphone, reports Pocket-lint. According to a stores close to the site, HTC will soon release a blue version and a red version of the popular smartphone.
Some of you may have already seen some of the images of the red version floating around on other sites. It is unclear as to exactly when the new colors will be made available, as well as how many of each will be offered. Below is a mockup of a blue HTC One created by Pocket-lint; HTC may opt for a different shade of blue altogether.
Look for more details in the coming weeks. The post HTC to release blue, red versions of HTC One report says appeared first on AndroidGuys.   |
| Leaked Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini specs suggest smaller, less powerful experience Posted: 29 May 2013 06:13 AM PDT The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini should not only be smaller than the flagship experience, but it could also be less powerful as well. German tech site All About Samsung stumbled across some benchmarks which show the yet announced handset as having a Qualcomm dual-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 1.5GB RAM, an 8-megapixel rear camera, and 2.1-megapixel front-facing camera. Powered by Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean, the screen looks to be a 4.3-inch Super AMOLED display at 960×540 resolution. Just for the sake of comparison, the Samsung Galaxy S4 employs a quad-core Snapdragon 600 processor, 2GB of memory, a 5-inch display, and a 13-megapixel rear camera. Although Samsung has seemingly confirmed the Galaxy S4 Mini, it has been rather coy about the details. Presumably, Samsung announces the handset at the June 20 event. All About Samsung via Engadget The post Leaked Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini specs suggest smaller, less powerful experience appeared first on AndroidGuys.   |
| New Spotify experience leads to more music discovery Posted: 29 May 2013 05:48 AM PDT Listen to music fans, Spotify has a new release for you to check out. Available immediately the updated experience includes new personalize recommendations, a much easier way to find related music, and a way to preview music without moving away from the song currently playing. Finally, you can also play the app in landscape mode. For those of you who have not tried Spotify yet, we encourage you to take advantage of the 48 hour free trial. Hello music discovery. Spotify here. Buckle up, lean back and play: Discover feature available to all Don't know what to listen to next? That's okay. We do. Spotify's Discover page seeks out personalized recommendations by seamlessly combining Spotify's best-in-class technology and social tools with curated content from music experts including Pitchfork, Songkick, Tunigo, and much, much more. Features include:
"With the Discover page, we're making good on our promise of helping you choose what to listen to when faced with millions of songs," says Gustav Söderström, Chief Product Officer, at Spotify. "We've made your listening experience more personal, more social and more current." Make sure you also check out our handy Audio Preview feature. Dip into new music without moving away from the song you're playing. Just click and hold over any play button on the Discover page – if you like what you hear, save it for later or play it straight away. The choice is yours. As of today, the Discover feature is available to everyone on our web player – a great additional feature for times you can't play music through your Spotify desktop app. So whether you're at the office, or over at a friend's house, simply log in to your account on the website and hit play. To check out Discover on the Spotify web player today, simply head to www.spotify.com. The Discover page will gradually roll out to Spotify's desktop and mobile apps Happy discovering! The post New Spotify experience leads to more music discovery appeared first on AndroidGuys.   |
| doubleTwist brings its design in-line with Android’s Holo style Posted: 29 May 2013 05:45 AM PDT The doubleTwist media player for Android is one of the most popular and innovative apps of its kind. From its companion computer app which allows for WiFi syncing, to its ability to push media to DLNA enabled devices, doubleTwist has been a welcome and feature-rich option for Android users for a good while now. Last night saw that history of innovation continue as doubleTwist began pushing out an update with a completely revitalized UI, rebuilt from the ground up to mesh with Google’s revered holo interface. Along with simple aesthetics, they’ve also brought holo features like the action bar and more streamlined navigation. Check out the source link for doubleTwist’s full post on the update, and let us know in the comments: What’s your media player of choice? The post doubleTwist brings its design in-line with Android’s Holo style appeared first on AndroidGuys.   |
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