Everything You Need to Know about the “Google Edition” of the Samsung Galaxy S4

Everything You Need to Know about the “Google Edition” of the Samsung Galaxy S4

At the recent Google I/O event in San Francisco, Google announced something that it had never done before: it was taking an existing piece of Android hardware offered by a manufacturer and installing its own Nexus-like operating system onto the device. Rooted Android users have been doing this for years, but Google now appears to be joining in on the fun. Google announced that it would be releasing a “Google Edition” of the Samsung Galaxy S4 on June 26, 2013. The Google Edition of the…

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Will Be Released in September 2013 With 1080p 5.9-Inch Screen

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Will Be Released in September 2013 With 1080p 5.9-Inch Screen

The Samsung Galaxy Note is the (physically) larger brother of the popular Samsung Galaxy S line of smartphones. And just like the Galaxy S smartphones tend to be released in April/May, the Galaxy Notes tend to be released around September/October. This year, Samsung looks to continue that trend by releasing the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in September 2013. That news comes courtesy of “supplier sources” who “say” that the new phablet will be released sometime around the IFA Berlin tech…

Google Play Game Services Includes Leaderboards, Cloud Saves, Achievements, and Better Multiplayer

Google Play Game Services Includes Leaderboards, Cloud Saves, Achievements, and Better Multiplayer

Google’s I/O event brought us a few surprises, but a new games service from Google Play wasn’t one. Most tech writers predicted the new game services before the event took place, although the details of the service were sketchy. Well, we can now confirm details about Google Play’s new gaming platform, which is a very cool way of bringing Android gamers together while giving them an addictive motivation to continue their compulsive mobile gaming habits. Here’s how the new Google Play…

The World’s Must-Have Free Android Games

The World’s Must-Have Free Android Games

When it comes to Android games, there are literally tens of thousands of games to download from the Google Play Store. But only a few hundred of those games are actually worth your time and attention. And of those few hundred, only a handful have made it to the god tier of Android games. Here are the Android games that many consider to be ‘must-have’ games. If you just got a new Android phone or tablet, download these games to experience what Android gaming is all about. Angry…

How to Cook like a Master Chef in 20 Minutes or Less

How to Cook like a Master Chef in 20 Minutes or Less

Cooking enthusiasts, food connoisseurs, kitchen newbies assemble! It’s time for you to don that chef’s hat and get cooking. Whether you’re under-confident about your culinary skills or just a tad bit too lazy to prepare elaborate meals, it simply does not matter anymore. How you wonder? Well, that’s because Jamie Oliver can now officially be your new cooking buddy. Since the award-winning British chef and television personality best known for his food-based TV shows, cook books and…

My Money – A Virtual Financial Secretary to Make Life Easier

My Money – A Virtual Financial Secretary to Make Life Easier

With our increasing dependability on our Android devices to manage our daily lifestyles, here’s another app to add to the mix that will probably make you think, “Now, how did I possibly ever manage things without this?” Money apps are a hot commodity in the Android app market these days as people from all walks of life are starting to pull up their socks in terms of managing their finances and not letting their boats sink into the murky depths of debt. Using these apps, you can check…

Slacker – The Essential Radio Experience for Music Lovers

Slacker – The Essential Radio Experience for Music Lovers

Music is pretty much the heart and soul of relaxation, enjoyment, stress relief, entertainment and even spiritual upliftment for many of us. Time rages on and technologies revolutionize; however, music has and always struck a chord with our primal instincts and added an irrevocable creative will to our spirit and give us the inspiration to innovate. Now that you can conveniently carry your music collection and explore all new songs on radio wherever you want to go using your smartphone,…

How to Take Your Social Media Marketing Campaigns to the Next Level

How to Take Your Social Media Marketing Campaigns to the Next Level

Most new generation marketing managers and executives have only got a taste of the true power that lies within the realm of digital marketing. Social media has been the game-changer that has accelerated this revolution. Both elite organizations as well as an individual with a little marketing savvy sitting at home can now manage a world class social media campaign if they have the right strategy backing it. For all those looking for a virtual campaign supervisor and planner that you can carry…

Manage Your Social Networks on a Single Platform Using Your Android Device

Manage Your Social Networks on a Single Platform Using Your Android Device

The news of TweetDeck being slowly phased out and finally becoming came as quite a shock to the Twitteratti world and for a short while every social media enthusiast started to run helter-skelter until Seesmic rose to the occasion and came to the fore strongly. Though used frequently by a large fan base of users, its importance evidently became stronger when a larger number of monthly users began to use this app for managing all their social media messaging services on one platform. The…

In the Future, Using ESPN App May Not Count Towards your Data Usage

In the Future, Using ESPN App May Not Count Towards your Data Usage

ESPN made a bold move this past week. America’s largest sports network recently entered discussions with mobile careers to absolve the app and its users of all data charges. ESPN is owned by Walt Disney Co., which is apparently “knee-deep” in discussions with at least one major wireless carrier in the U.S. These discussions have the goal of subsidizing data rates for ESPN users, which means that content provided through ESPN.com and the ESPN app would not count towards a user’s data…

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