As iPhones get taller and taller, Samsung phones get bigger and bigger. Okay, scratch that joke, it’s old. But Samsung GALAXY S4 does get bigger compared to the Samsung GALAXY S3 (check out my Samsung GALAXY S3 review) – it now features a 5” screen.
Note: This is a guest post written by Rob What’s Next For Google’s Android Technology? – There are many things Android users are able to boast of – larger screens on their gadgets, greater customisation than competitive operating systems, and now, a full and simple control of the kitchen. Google is expanding its OS to
Samsung’s Baby: The Galaxy S III Mini – The original Samsung Galaxy S III is Samsung’s flagship mobile phone to date. However, the product is quite expensive and without a data plan, owners of the device will not be able to enjoy the latest services included like the LTE. LTE is one of the most recent developments
Sure, we are all happy and excited with the range of Android smartphones in the market. We anticipate the next, the better (and bigger screen) from our favorite Android phone manufacturers. Unfortunately, not everyone can afford them, even if an Android smartphone’s price is generally much lower than an iPhone. Well, there is always an
How to disable Google Talk on Android – So you’ve got a new Android device and all is fancy. The problem is, once you add a Gmail account to the phone, you will automatically be “online” in Google Talk (GTalk) and start receiving notifications on the phone when someone calls you for a chat. If
Note: This is a guest post written by Nancy Perkins HTC Droid DNA, 2012 pic.twitter.com/P2vGXivB — Evan Blass (@evleaks) November 6, 2012 Officially announced last October in Japan, the HTC J Butterfly is now coming to the US under the moniker HTC Droid DNA. At least that’s what the photos tell us, if we put
Note: This is a guest post written by Ahmed Raza Top 5 Android Applications for Productivity and Business People – Today’s business world is oozing with innovation and change, specially if you are in IT company, you must have seen and observe the constant change and how important it has become to be highly focused
Note: This is a guest post written by Mike Spencer. The Official logo of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Android 4.1 Jelly Bean – It’s not long time back when we witnessed the official launch of Android 4.0 (ice-cream sandwich) which was a major update in Android market in the year 2011. Android 4.0 brought several changes
Note: This is a guest post written by Abhishek Raj GO Launcher EX review – GO Launcher EX is one of the best home replacement applications for Android. I don’t remember exactly the last time I switched back to my stock HTC sense home screen! This is NOT a biased review. I am so pleased
Note: This is a guest post written by Usama Nasir Camera360 Android Application Review – One of the most important part of a smart phone is its camera. Most of the phones come with a built-in camera application that lets you take pictures with very basic functionality. This basic camera application lets you complete take
Note: This is a guest post written by Vincent H. Clarke Google Wallet lets its users pay for consumer goods with a tap of their smartphone. Some aspects of the process though still need to be worked out before it’s taken seriously in the market. It’s been a little over eight months since Google debut
Note: This is a guest post written by Roger Collings Google Chrome for Android– Given Chrome’s phenomenal popularity in the PC segment, one has to wonder what took Google so long to bring its flagship browser to its beloved mobile operating system Android. In fact, Chrome and Android are two of Google’s fastest growing products so Chrome
