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Like many apps these days, Evernote has a beta program. An interesting new feature just popped up in the most recent beta version on this app. In v7.5 beta 2, there’s a feature for making quick notes right from the notification shade. Evernote even pops up a splash screen to tell you about it after the new […]
If you go to the Google Store’s Nexus 9 page, you’ll see that it clearly shows Verizon compatibility for the tablet’s LTE variant. The problem is that this claim simply isn’t true. Last December, a thread was started on XDA regarding the issue, in which a few people showed that putting a Verizon SIM into the […]
500px is the home of a great deal of lovely photography, and the app has been updated today to be a bit more lovely itself. At least this is the assertion made by 500px. The new v4.3.0 is live in the Play Store with a completely revamped UI and a few small feature additions. However, Chainfire’s […]
When you need to find an image, you probably head straight to Google image search. And if you need to find that image again… you probably do the search again. Well, maybe not anymore. Google has added the ability to “star” images and organize them for easy access later. First things first: this feature is […]
Google has steadfastly refused to add a reboot option to the power menu in stock Android over the years. In fact, it removed everything other than “power off” from that menu in Lollipop. Users have been asking for a reboot option forever, and now Sony is asking for it too. Sony has opened a bug tracker […]
Smartphones are inspirational. People see me carrying an LG G4 and want a cheaper almost just as good alternative from the brand. But up until now, LG’s midrange has been lacking both in terms of specs and looks. That’s why it’s interesting to hear about the global rollout of a new premium’ish offering from the company […]
Games for portable consoles like the Nintendo 3DS and the PlayStation Vita make for natural ports to mobile hardware, if only because the technical requirements for those games are only a fraction of the hardware power needed for full console titles. LEGO has already released several of these, and the latest is in the company’s […]
Google acquired the streaming music service Songza more than a year ago, and it has operated in parallel with Google Play Music all this time. But no more. Songza is being shuttered on January 31st, so existing users have about two months to migrate over to Play Music. The good news, most of Songza’s features […]
Update 1: 2015/12/04 1:37pm PST Christmas is coming. You can sit around next to a paper calendar, crossing out the days, or you can put on a seasonal album and start moving. Don’t have any Christmas albums? I know, it’s not exactly what comes to mind for many of us during the rest of the year […]
Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Play Store or were spotted by us in the previous 2 weeks or so. Please wait for this page to load in full in order to see the widgets, which include ratings and pricing info. Looking […]
Google started the process of making routers easier to use and more cylindrical with the $200 TP-Link OnHub. The company then partnered with Asus to produce a second model costing $220. The design is slightly narrower, and you can wave a hand over the top to instantly prioritize a device. Since that extra $20 bucks […]
Chrome introduced its data saving feature many versions of the app ago, but if you’ve kept it enabled on your device(s), you must have noticed that it’s not exactly that efficient. It saves somewhere between 10 and 20% of your data, but that’s not going to make a big difference if you’re on a very slow network […]
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