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I need to be real with you guys here: I’ve never liked any device that forced me to use whatever garbage skin the manufacturer was putting on them at the time. In other words, I’ve always been an “Android Purist,” if you will — it was stock Android and nothing else for me, and it’s really […]
There’s an update to the SwiftKey Keyboard rolling out today, and it’s the big 6.0 rev that has been in beta for some time now. You’ll notice some substantial changes to the settings UI, but the keyboard itself is getting some cool new features too. It’s still rolling out in the Play Store, but we’ve […]
Android isn’t all about fun and games. Sometimes you have to use that phone or tablet (but probably phone) for work. Before that, someone has to develop apps for use in a corporate environment. Google launched Android for Work earlier this year, and it’s up to other folks to make the apps. Well, Google has […]
Multi-port USB wall charging stations are my favorite new gadgets that I have purchased in the past year. Instead of having to charge devices throughout the house with individual chargers and a tangled nest of cords, I can now charge everything on my kitchen counter, or at my bedside. Beautiful. We frequently post deals for […]
This is a guest post by Ricardo “arcee” Cerqueira who takes things apart for sport, on a quest to understand how they work. He currently works on Android devices at Cyanogen. As people started receiving their Nexus 6Ps, some began freaking out over a new message that comes up on the screen when booting into […]
Who knows what Google has planned for the Nexus Player, but if you want to get your hands on the company’s media streaming hockey puck, doing so is becoming easily affordable. Right now Newegg is offering the set-top box for $45. You can then drop that down an additional $5 by entering the coupon code […]
Crossy Road is often presented as a prime example of what’s wrong with casual games, because it’s a free-to-play game that’s based on a classic (Frogger) and lacks any kind of sophistication. But Crossy Road does a lot of things right, too: it has an interesting if not unique visual style, it’s accessible to any […]
Google surprised everybody back in 2014 with an unusual project called Cardboard, a low cost and simple viewer that could work with a smartphone to create simple virtual reality environments. Cardboard has quickly grown into a very engaging tool and it has been adopted in many classrooms as a result. The latest update to the […]
THE HOTTEST SMARTPHONE OF THE SEASON NOW IN STORES The newest flagship from HTC, the HTC One® A9, is stunningly thin with best-in-class features, from audio to imaging, and the newest Android™ Marshmallow software and capabilities including Android Pay and Now on Tap Seattle, WA, November 6, 2015 – The HTC One A9, the newest […]
Remotes, am I right? Yeah, I know. What are you going to do with them? One option is to toss them all out and replace them with the Logitech Harmony Smart Control. You can then use one interface to manage your Sonos sound system and your Amazon Fire TV Stick. Logitech Harmony will also let […]
With this year’s batch of Nexus devices, Google has upped its warranty game. In addition to the manufacturer’s twelve months of coverage, Google offers an additional year for folks who pay for Nexus Protect. If you want in and you happen to live in Canada, you’re in luck. The option to buy Nexus Protect will […]
The recent Stagefright vulnerability in Android led to new expectations for security patches. Google, Samsung, and LG have all said they will work to get monthly security updates out to users, and now Android newcomer BlackBerry is doing the same. The company says buyers of the Priv can expect to get monthly patches, but there are […]
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