Android related
The Huawei Ascend P2 will be available soon on Three’s Ultrafast network, currently supported by DC-HSDPA technology. Three’s Ultrafast network already covers 80 per cent of the UK population, with 4G LTE being added later this year.
LG may want to keep momentum going with the new Optimus G2, which would take the throne as flagship for the company, pushing the Optimus G Pro out of the way.
Siva in Motion’s new Atom is set well on course to be funded on Kickstarter and with that can change the way you charge your iPhone, Android or Tablet
Instacube’s Kickstarter is a new way to have your photos come into your home on a digital photo frame. The idea of a photo frame that can be set to view a certain hashtag or to show a friends photos or your own and update instantly is awesome.
Android has always been a mobile center for malware, considering it is the most used operating system worldwide and it has less heavy reviewing processes compared to Apple’s iOS, we can see why it would be targeted by malware attackers.
Sidebar Pro is a utility which allows for app shortcuts and widgets to be placed not on your home screen, but as a rather more useful side bar which can be called upon from any screen on the phone.
A report from Phone Arena indicates Motorola will not be focusing all its energy on the new X Phone, being developed in direct cooperation with Google. The report states Motorola will be developing three more phones following the X Phone, which have nothing to do with the Nexus or X Phone line.
CoPilot® GPS navigation apps for Android, adding support for a new generation of high resolution Android smartphones such as the Sony Xperia Z, HTC One, Droid DNA and Samsung Galaxy S4.
Recently a rumour surfaced about Motorola and Google possibly breaking the idea of what a smartphone is and how a consumer can get one. Android and Me gave a pretty sterling report about the ideas and the work Google have put into the X Phone.
“Google Keep” note-taking tool introduced with Android app support. Save what’s on your mind and remember anything you need wherever you are. With Google Keep