With the boom in the Android market, every company producing Android applications is making its own efforts to come in the approach of all the users of smartphone running on Android Operating System to boost their profits. These android applications are usually used by the users to create and share music, pictures and video with their friends. The main idea behind the whole concept is to provide a... »
If you’re anything like me then fitness is important to you. I personally like to regularly go out on by bike, out running and I’m also a regular gym visitor. When going out running or on my bike, I usually take my trusty sports watch to time myself, I have a number of set routes that I have saved in Google Maps, so I can then compare my times to see if I am getting better or worse. ... »
Hugo Barra on stage announcing Android 4.1 Jellybean at Google I/O Only a month ago, Google had updated the Android Distribution chart to list ICS installs at 10.9%. Now three weeks after the official release of Android 4.1 Jellybean, Google has once again updated the chart, revealing that Android 4.0 (up 5 percent) now powers 15.9% of Android devices and Jellybean at 0.8%. Unfortunately,... »
Earlier today, Google sent out an email to Play Store developers regarding several updates to its developer program policy. The email consisted of four bullet points that mostly talk about the need to keep misleading, spammy and malicious apps out of the Play Store; including apps that are considered to be fake copies of other popular games (ex. Temple Run, GTAIII) that have unnecessary permission... »
[hr] The Samsung Galaxy S III is well-known to be among one of the best feature-packed smartphones of today, with features like “Smart stayâ€, “S Beam†and “Pop up playâ€, users experience things included in Samsung’s Nature UX that Stock Android and other Android skins currently just don’t offer natively. Fortunately, you can now get “Pop up playâ€-like functionality on y... »
A lot of people today use computers as Media Centres. Personally, I have a Raspberry Pi running XMBC in my bedroom and a ‘Nettop PC’ (basically a Netbook without a screen) in my living room running Ubuntu. I don’t really do much in the way of conventional computing on these devices as they are only really there as media centres so I don’t need a keyboard and mouse. H... »