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Sherpa discovers information about where you are and what you're looking for. What's beauty without brains? The app automatically learns your likes and dislikes, displaying surrounding restaurants, retailers and attractions…
Group Contact is a "draggable" contact app, which can allow user easily grouping their contacts. Ordering contacts by their connected times, allow user to find the contacts efficiently at the begging of the app starts. *Languages: English,…
Give your Android a chance to call home! Display your contact information when the device is locked, allowing the finder to contact you if you happen to lose it. Select yourself from your list of contacts, then select which information you want shown.…
DejaOffice is an Outlook, USB sync for your Android device developed by CompanionLink Software. It lets you manage contacts, calendar and tasks under a single app. Features include: - global category manager- robust sort options (company…
Astral Memo is an application that enables you to keep notes on your android phone. The best part of this application is that you can tag a memo to a contact listing and it will be brought up when that contact calls. The memo also includes a home…
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We’ve been hearing about the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL for some time now, but there are two main things that we were unsure of: the processor(s) powering them and the release date. Thanks to a tweet from famed leaker Evan Blass, we now know that both Pix…
Google’s next Pixel devices will be announced on October 5.
According to @evleaks, the next Google Pixel phones will be unveiled at an event held on October 5. The first generation phones were announced on October 6, 2016, so the upcoming event will be almost exactly a year later.
@Evleaks also noted the devices will be powered by the unannounced Qualcomm Snapdragon 836. Given that the Snapdragon 821 was a slightly tweaked version of the Snapdragon 820, we can expect the Snapdragon 836 to perform very similarly to the Snapdragon 835 that has been on most flagships this year.
Also rumored to be announced at the event is a new, convertible Chromebook Pixel, possibly with a unique keyboard section. That would make the device Google’s first first-party laptop since the last Chromebook Pixel was released in 2015. We may also see Google release a pair of headphones with Google Assistant built-in.
FCC documentation confirmed that HTC would be returning to manufacture the smaller of the …
After an incredible amount of leaking, Samsung’s Galaxy Note8 is finally official. However, it’s quite pricey at around $950 outright. Samsung realizes that their phones are on the expensive side, so it’s offering two freebie options: a Gear 360 camera, or a 128GB microSD card and a Fast Wireless Charging Convertible pad. However, Sam’s Club is taking this a step further and is offering up to $469.99’s worth of extras in total.
Sam’s Club is offering $470 in free stuff with purchase of Note8 on Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and US Cellular was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
With a variety of models on offer, Roku now accounts for 37% of the streaming box market.
As more and more consumers look to cut the cord and get away from their cable companies, consumer electronics companies like Apple, Google and Amazon are more than happy to sell these users on an Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV or Fire TV. However, it seems more users are choosing a Roku streaming player.
Parks Associates reports the breakdown of the streaming box market, and Roku leads the rest with 37% of the market, up from 33% at the beginning of 2016. It’s not hard to see why: the $30 Roku Express is $5 cheaper than a Chromecast, but still features a physical remote and a full user interface. Roku doesn’t try to get users into one ecosystem over the other and has access to every streaming service except for Apple content. For users who have a nicer TV and want to play back 4K content, the $110 Roku Ultra will do just that, and there are plenty of models between those two points for users…
In light of today’s big phone announcement, you’d be forgiven for lamenting the fact that phones continue to get climb higher and higher in price. Speaking of over-priced devices, you can get yourself an unlocked Sony Xperia XZs with a U.S. warranty f…
It’s taking a while, but Google is delivering on its promise to add the Play Store to all Chromebooks made in 2017 and beyond. Over a dozen models received Android app support this summer, but only in the Chrome OS Beta Channel.
[Update: More models] Chromebooks from ASUS, Acer, EduGear, Lenovo, and Dell get the Play Store was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Google has made Android 8.0 Oreo official, and some Pixel and Nexus phones have already gotten the OTA. So, the time has come for OEMs to make vague promises about updating their existing hardware to Android 8.0. First up is HTC, which has said on Twitter the Android 8.0 update is coming to the HTC U11, HTC U Ultra, and HTC 10.
We’re excited to bring Android Oreo to HTC U11, HTC U Ultra, and HTC 10 owners worldwide!
HTC promises Android 8.0 updates for the U11, U Ultra, and HTC 10 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
NordVPN claims using a VPN will bypass Verizon’s harsh video throttling.
Verizon recently announced it would begin throttling video streams for customers on its unlimited plans. When Verizon’s network detects a stream is coming from a video streaming service such as YouTube or Netflix, the download speeds to the device will be throttled to 10Mbps, forcing the video stream down to a resolution of 480p or 720p, depending on the plan.
There may be a remedy for this though. According to 9to5Mac, VPN users will be able to get around Verizon-imposed limits, as per NordVPN, a popular provider. Because of the way a VPN routes traffic, Verizon’s network is unable to detect whether a packet is coming from a video streaming site, and therefore unable to throttle the resulting video stream. Verizon (or other networks) would be able to counter this, but that would involve throttling all traffic delivered over a VPN.
There are numerous VPN providers for Android, iOS and Windows. Besides just ge…
X.D. Network is quickly becoming a publisher to notice. Not only did they bring To The Moon to the Play Store, but they also recently released BeatEVO YG, a popular K-pop themed rhythm game. Today we can add Gemini – A Journey of Two Stars to this list of great titles. While it’s self-described as an “interactive poem,” that apt description hardly does this beautiful game the justice it deserves.
Take an exploratory journey through the heavens with Gemini – A Journey of Two Stars was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Contrary to all logic and reason, emoji are a big deal on smartphones and people care what they look like. For example, I and many other loved the Google blob emoji, but Android 8.0 killed the blobs. The scale of this unspeakable crime is laid bare by Emojipedia in its comprehensive Oreo changelog.
Android 8.0 has support for the Emoji 5.0 release, which means you get things like the vomiting face, face wearing a monacle, zombies (both male and female), man with beard (what, no bearded lady?!), dinosaurs, broccoli, a UFO, and more.
Emojipedia now lists all the new and changed emoji in Android 8.0 Oreo was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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