Android World Update # The One2Touch Softpad S1 NFC keyboard review

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The One2Touch Softpad S1 NFC keyboard review Oct 20th 2013, 17:56, by Jerry Hildenbrand Using low-power NFC communication and made for Android, the One2Touch Softpad is a unique take on a travel keyboard If you have ever tried to do any real work on a touch screen device, you know how frustrating text entry can be. Having a mini-computer in your pocket is mighty convenient, and applications to edit things like presentations and documents are good enough for limited use on Android, but the limiting factor, for me at least, is trying to type on a piece of glass. I wouldn't recommend any Android device for a dedicated office computer, but for traveling and those unexpected times where you need to get something done, the One2Touch Softpad NFC keyboard is a really interesting gadget. read more

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Android World Update # LG Optimus G Pro International Giveaway

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LG Optimus G Pro International Giveaway Oct 20th 2013, 17:37, by Derek Scott Welcome to the Sunday Giveaway! This week we are giving away a LG Optimus G Pro! Find out the winner of last week’s giveaway of the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 LG Optimus G Pro Specs Size: 150.2 x 76.1 x 9.4 mm (5.91 x 3.00 x 0.37 in) Weight: 160 g (5.64 oz.) Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 600, quad-core 1.7GHz Krait, Adreno 320 GPU RAM: 2GB Display: 5.5 inch, Super IPS LCD, 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD), 401ppi Storage: 32GB, extensible via microSDXC, up to 32GB Battery: 3,140mAh, removable, wireless charging optional Main camera: 13 MP, autofocus, LED flash, 360o panorama, dual recording Front camera: 2.1MP, 1080p@30fps Networks: GPRS/EDGE, HSDPA/HSUPA, LTE Connectivity: Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Wi-Fi hotspot, DLNA, NFC, Bluetooth 4.0 A2DP, A-GPS, microUSB 2 (MHL), USB host OS: Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean with Optimus UI LG Optimus G Pro Review Read our full written review or check out the video review below: How to enter the giveaway You can receive (1) ticket if you are already subscribed to our Android Authority Newsletter or if you Subscribe. *There are 10 bonus entries available to each person who enters the giveaway. You will be given a unique URL to share with your friends or social networks. You will receive 1 bonus entry (up to 10 max) for every person who you refer to the giveaway using your unique URL. Join Now! a Rafflecopter giveaway *Please note you will need to verify your email address, so ensure you enter a valid email address. Terms & Conditions The giveaway is an international giveaway and is open to everyone worldwide. We are not responsible for lost shipments. If we can not ship to your country, you will be compensated with an online gift card of equal MSRP value to the prize. We are not responsible for any duties or taxes that you may incur. Only 1 entry per person, do not enter multiple email addresses. We will verify all winners and if we detect multiple email addresses by the same person you will not be eligible to win. We reserve all rights to make any changes to this giveaway. Media files: 177111-optimusgpro

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Android World Update # Must read Android: top 10 stories this week

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Must read Android: top 10 stories this week Oct 20th 2013, 17:49, by Bogdan Petrovan This week in the world of Android: Omni ROM launched as an alternative to CyanogenMod, the LG G Flex broke cover, the HTC One Max finally launched, rumors emerged about Amazon partnering with HTC for a smartphone, and the Nexus 5 leaked in all its glory. These are the essential stories, the summary of an entire week in just a few phrases. It's must read Android. New Omni ROM After CyanogenMod went commercial, several prominent developers banded together to create a new custom ROM called Omni, that is all about "innovation, new features, transparency, community, and freedom". Meet OmniROM, a new custom ROM for Android G Flex, the truly curved smartphone The Galaxy Round lacks the wow factor, but LG has its own curved screen smartphone in the pipeline. Press shots of the G Flex leaked this week, revealing a radical design. LG G Flex curved Android phone revealed in press renders, will launch next month Finally, the Nexus 5 After many questionable rumors and blurry pics, Google itself gave us a rock solid leak: a press shot, the confirmation of the Nexus 5 name, and the price tag of the 16GB version. The only question remaining: when will the new Nexus launch? 16GB Nexus 5 briefly listed on the Play Store with a $349 price New hands-on Nexus 5 images, Android 4.4 KitKat screenshots leak Nexus 5 retail box leaks, hints to white version Nexus 5 release date set for late October: two storage options, one battery fits all – report HTC One Max is here The rumors were spot on: HTC launched this week the One Max, a massive variant of the flagship One, featuring a fingerprint scanner and an expansive 5.9-inch display. Official: HTC One Max specs, features, and availability HTC One Max vs the competition: specs battle Amazon & HTC. Wait, what? Hopetts/Flickr Two solid reports surfaced this week about a smartphone partnership between Amazon and HTC. Is HTC playing with fire here? HTC reportedly making phones for Amazon. But what would Google say? Rumored HTC Amazon phone may be sold exclusively to Prime Members What's the biggest story in Android this week? Tell us in the comments. Media files: omnirom-2 lg-flex-android-authority nexus-5-press-image-1 htc-one-max-silver amazon logo 4 [aa]

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Android World Update # Tiny Death Star: want to try the new game? Here is the APK!

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Tiny Death Star: want to try the new game? Here is the APK! Oct 20th 2013, 16:53, by Loie Favre If you are a fan of the "Tiny" series in which you have to build a tower or take care of a zoo, then you'll probably be happy to know there is a new game from NimbleBit, the creators of Tiny Tower. This game, however, takes place on a super miniature sized version of the normally huge Death Star from Star Wars. Tiny Death Star Game hasn’t yet come to Google Play, but if you want to try try the game, we’ve the APK for you!  © AndroidPIT (This is a preview - click here to read the entire entry.)

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Android World Update # Purported white Nexus 5 press image render leaks

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Purported white Nexus 5 press image render leaks Oct 20th 2013, 16:43, by Chris Smith Even though many Nexus 5 details are known, including starting price and press image thanks to a recent Google leak, the leaks continue with what looks like a white Nexus 5 render. A few days ago we looked at images showing the alleged box of the white Nexus 5, and now we have for you what looks like the press render of the white phone version. The often reliable C Technology has posted the image above, and while the device in the picture looks very much like the black Nexus 5 image found on Google's servers (top image), we'll quickly notice some discrepancies between these recent white Nexus 5 leaks. The render above suggests that the whole handset is white, while the box we saw a few days ago seemed to indicate that only the back of the Nexus 5 will be white, with the front and sides still painted black (image below). It's clear that both pictures can't be right at the same time. Whether the images are showing the actual product or not, C Technology has also said that the white Nexus 5 will soon be available for purchase, as it will be launched alongside the black model. We'll just have to sit and patiently wait to see if this rumor comes out to be true or not. Nexus 5 pic.twitter.com/Foy4clqZPj — Moroleaks (@Moroleaks) October 18, 2013 Finally, a new Twitter account supposedly dedicated to leaks has posted a Nexus 5 press render that shows the same Nexus 5 handset spotted on Google's server, but slightly tilted. Of course, we'll note that this image was posted on Twitter a day after Google's accidental Google Play Store Nexus 5 listing. Media files: nexus-5-press-image-1 white-nexus-5-press-image-render-1 nexus 5 retail box

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Android World Update # Could this be the white Nexus 5?

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Could this be the white Nexus 5? Oct 20th 2013, 16:07, by Raveesh Bhalla The retail packaging leak from earlier in the week already left us with two questions regarding a possible white Nexus 5: (a) does it even exist, and (b) does it look any good? Personally, I wasn’t a fan of the white Nexus 4 since it’s front side remained black, and the glass-back of the phone anyway meant users would almost certainly have the phone in a case. However, if the white Nexus 5 looks anything like what a tipster sent to the Chinese website CtechCN, I have pretty much decided which version I want. The tipster also told the site that the white variant would release alongside the black one, unlike the Nexus 4. While the authenticity cannot be judged at this point, I think that releasing a white version from Day 1 makes a lot of sense. The reason? Because of how much “white” we have seen in general in the KitKat leaks. The white version of the phone, particularly in the form above, would probably go better with the new look of Android we have seen so far. [CtechCN]

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Android World Update # Tutorial - Facebook Privacy Settings

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Tutorial - Facebook Privacy Settings Oct 20th 2013, 12:00, by Kris Carlon Facebook has, by far, become the way we present our image to the world, at least to the online world. However, if our privacy settings are not configured well, this network can offer public access to intimate details we'd rather not share. Recent news that 13-17 year olds will now be able to post publicly on the social network put Facebook privacy back in our minds. Surely all Android users of the Facebook application have been reminded more than once how to set your profile up to protect your privacy, but in case you've neglected those reminders or aren't aware of new settings in the app, our Android for Beginners tutorial offers a complete walkthrough to help you enhance your privacy on Facebook. Android for Beginners: Privacy Settings on Facebook. / © AndroidPIT (This is a preview - click here to read the entire entry.)

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