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Samsung has launched the Geat Fit2 Pro, so the Gear Fit2 is officially yesterday’s news. It’s not terribly different from the new version, though, and it’s heavily discounted on Verizon today. You can pick up the Gear Fit2 for $89.99, which is half of…
It has been nearly two years since the launch of YouTube Red, or as I like to say: The subscription that lets you actually watch YouTube. Prior to that, it was called YouTube Music Key and only served music videos and enabled background and offline playback. Now it looks like there might be a new subscription tier called YouTube Plus coming soon.
Disclaimer: Teardowns are based on evidence found inside of apks (Android’s application package) and are necessarily speculative and usually based on incomplete information.
YouTube v12.37 hints at a new subscription tier called YouTube Plus [APK Teardown] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Any fan of the popular Trivia Crack series should be familiar with its developer Etermax. Well, it would appear that they have recently released two new free-to-play games on the Play Store, and they don’t look half bad.
Orbital 1 is the first game to look at. It’s a real-time strategy game set in a sci-fi universe. Mostly it plays like Clash Royale or Titanfall: Assault, where you utilize a deck of cards in order to deploy your units into the battlefield.
Etermax, the creator of the popular ‘Trivia Crack’ series has released two new titles, ‘Orbital 1’ and ‘Voxtale’ was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
One of the biggest memes in the Android community has been the “check for update” button. Until now, pressing that button never actually did anything; if you were in the update’s rollout group, it would obviously reveal a pending OTA, but if you weren…
Well, we had a good run.
After weeks of pre-orders and another full week of actual in-store sales, the Galaxy Note 8 is falling out of its honeymoon period and getting into the swing of things. That means that Samsung’s “do bigger things” incentives for getting in on the Galaxy Note 8 are coming to a close — September 24 is the end of the line for the freebies.
That means if you want to get a free Fast Wireless Charging Convertible charger bundled with a 128GB SD card, or a free Gear 360 camera, you’ll need to order within the next couple of days. The nice thing is that Samsung makes it pretty darn easy to get these goodies if you order before the deadline. It doesn’t matter if you’re ordering through Best Buy, the carriers, Amazon or from Samsung’s own site — you get the option to verify your purchase and have Samsung send you some free accessories.
More: Where to buy the Galaxy Note 8
Once you have your order in, it’s pretty easy to register and get your gift. You j…
It’s a huge week of news and leaks in the Android world! Daniel Bader, Andrew Martonik, and Jerry Hildenbrand settle in for a roundtable feast of epic proportions, beginning with Android 8.0 updates to some Motorola phones, the Blueborne Bluetooth vulnerability, and data throttling on T-Mobile.
Moving on to the main course, Google spent $1.1 billion to acqui-hire HTC’s best engineers, more details and photos have surfaced for Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, and Pixelbook, and a smaller Google Home Mini speaker is on the way.
For dessert, the Moto X4 is coming to Project Fi as the first Android One device for the U.S., and an unlocked Moto X4 with Motorola’s software will be shipping this year.
Show Notes and Links:
Motorola confirms Android 8.0 for Moto Z, Moto G5 lines and Moto G4 Plus
Let’s talk about Blueborne, the latest Bluetooth vulnerability
T-Mobile is raising monthly prioritization limit to 50GB per month
Google is spending $1.1 billion to hire HTC’s best smartpho…
It’s time to take your photography game to the next level, and this inexpensive accessory can help!
Smartphone cameras have become significantly better over the past few years, and people like to push them to their limits. A great way to really take advantage of how far they’ve come is by using a tripod to take your skills to the next level. We know, people don’t want to lug around a full-sized tripod to “get the shot”, but what about a mini one?
Aukey is currently offering its cell phone tripod for $7.91 when you use the coupon code LSYFN9DC during checkout at Amazon. This is a savings of around $3 from its regular price. Beyond just your smartphone, you’ll also be able to use this for a GoPro or even a DSLR.
Take clearer shots or time-lapse videos from a stable fixed position
Best for capturing a variety of landscapes and points of view
Compact, lightweight, foldable design to easily to grab, setup, and put away
Mount to smartphones up to 5.7″ with included holder, or attach dig…
Plug In Digital’s A Normal Lost Phone was a unique game about exploring the intimacy of an unknown person through their lost phone. Well, it would appear that the developer has released a new title that not only builds upon the first’s strengths, but …
Fully wireless earbuds are almost certainly the future of in-ear audio. Apple’s Airpods, for all the controversy around them, have kicked an entire industry into high gear trying to capitalize on their various shortcomings. One such competitor is Jayb…
Psst… hey readers, we know that a lot of you are keeping a secret. Based on the mobile browser data we have, we know a lot of you own iPhones and other Apple devices. We imagine some of you have iOS devices supplied by your employers and others *gasp* might have even bought (or are planning to buy) an iOS device for yourself because you wanted one. Here’s a bigger secret – a lot of us own Apple devices as well (mostly computers and tablets), so we won’t hold it against you.
AnyTrans migrates your data from Android to iOS better than Apple’s own transfer tool [Sponsored Post] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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