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Amazon reportedly launching “Unlocked” service to give away paid apps for free
Amazon has certainly been trying to bolster its Appstore installs lately. Not only is the company constantly giving away paid apps and games for free, it even recently launched a $25,000 sweepstakes...
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7 common problems with the Motorola Droid Turbo and how to fix them
The Motorola Droid Turbo, a device exclusively available from Verizon, takes everything you may love about the Moto X, and pushes it to a whole other level. With a higher resolution display, better...
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Analysts see Samsung selling 55 million Galaxy S6, S6 Edge units in 2015
Between carriers and retailers combined, Samsung has already reportedly received 20 million pre-orders for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge handsets. Because of this, the company is apparently ramping up...
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New Lollipop “on-body” mode keeps your phone unlocked as long as you’re...
Google is rolling out a new smart lock mode based on detecting whether you’re holding or carrying your device in the pocket. The new feature is only available to Lollipop users, though you don’t have...
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Looking back at the HTC One (M8)
Autoplay When autoplay is enabled videos will start playing automatically, you can turn off autoplay by clicking checkbox. HTC followed up its very well received One (M7) flagship with the M8, a...
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HTC One M9 Review
The Bottom Line PROS Metal construction improved Two tone coloration is subtle, keeps phone neutral Handling is better with less slippery material choice on back, lip on sides Display at 1080p is...
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Android Authority this week – March 22, 2015
Android fans, it’s been a big week for HTC, with everything from controversy over the alleged overheating of the M9, to the announcement of a new extended warranty program and the M9’s US release...
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Google made an ‘Ebola-proof’ tablet to help combat high-risk diseases
To help the brave men and women who are continuously fighting against Ebola in Sierra Leone, Google has created an ‘Ebola-proof’ tablet for collecting patient data. The tablet, which is based off of a...
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Cyanogen CEO: We’re putting a bullet through Google’s head
You may have heard Cyanogen’s name around the web today, after the company announced it had received $80 million in funding from Twitter Ventures, Qualcomm, Telefónica Ventures, Rupert Murdoch and...
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Specs vs Experience | The Friday Debate Podcast 009
The flagship reviews and some technical difficulties kept the Friday Debate Podcast from releasing on time – but to be fair, we recorded this on Friday so it still makes sense! Jokes aside, we have...
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Toast Time, Solar Flux and Eufloria HD now included in the Humble PC and...
The latest Humble Bundle was announced just a few days ago, bringing you $136 worth of PC and Android-compatible games for a huge discount. A few new games have just been added, making the Humble PC...
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YouTube Live will reportedly launch later this year, centered around live...
In hopes to get back into the streaming business, Google is reportedly working on a platform that will focus on live streaming games and e-sports. Dubbed YouTube Live, The Daily Dot reports that the...
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Android 5.0 Lollipop beginning to roll out for the AT&T Galaxy Note 3
Following in the Galaxy Note 4’s footsteps from earlier today, Android 5.0 Lollipop is now beginning to roll out to the AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 3. The update comes in at a hefty 1.2GB and carries...
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Things the Google Play Store could improve: Part 2 – In-App Purchases
Editor’s note: this is the second article in this series discussing some potential Google Play Store flaws and what Google could do to improve user experience. Feel free to join the discussion and...
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Google Keep version 3.1 update brings recurring reminders and label support
If you’ve been wanting a little more functionality out of Google Keep, this may be your lucky day. In an update to version 3.1, Google Keep is getting support for recurring reminders and labels to...
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Android 5.1.0_r3 factory images (LMY47I) arrive for Nexus 5 and Nexus 6
Factory images have just gone up for the Nexus 5 and Nexus 6, bearing the build name LMY47I. So what’s new here exactly? What we’re looking at is Android 5.1.0_r3, which appears to contain a few minor...
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Android customization – improve battery life, identify battery killer apps
Last week on our Android customization series, we took to the ultimate in cleaning up your Android device, walking through how to perform a factory reset on your device. While a reset is a pretty...
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ZRRO is an Android console that’s controlled by a hover and touch-based gamepad
https://d2pq0u4uni88oo.cloudfront.net/projects/1544795/video-499577-h264_high.mp4 Android gaming consoles are certainly not a new concept, though most that come to market never really seem to stick...
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Could this be our first look at the LG G4?
Now that the Samsung Galaxy S6 and HTC One M9 have both been announced and reviewed, it’s time for the tech world to move onto the next big thing. LG’s G4 handset is expected to be announced within...
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Deal: Pick up Limbo for only $.99 in the Google Play Store (normally $4.99)
Limbo, Playdead’s creepy 2D side-scroller, finally made its way to the Google Play Store last month after launching on the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and PC a few years ago. The game originally came to...
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