How to install Facebook Home on your current Android smartphone. Latest Samsung Galaxy S4 leak has high-res pictures, spec details. Adobe Photoshop Touch: No longer just for tablets. Adobe has taken their excellent Photoshop Touch application for tablets, and shrunk things down to fit on the smaller screen.
Available as a separate download -- with it's own $4.99 price tag -- The app offers the same great features the tablet edition does, which are essentially the core features of the desktop version. The app includes the ability to work with layers, filters, and brushes all bundled into an intuitive, gesture-based interface. In addition, the application is integrated with Adobe Creative Cloud, giving users 2GB of free storage to sync projects between the tablet app, the phone app, and the desktop.
I use the tablet version of Photoshop Touch frequently, transferring images taken with my phone to Dropbox, then importing them into my tablet. The app is really well done, and takes mobile image editing to the next level. Adobe Brings the Power of Photoshop to Mobile Phones Brand New App Adobe Photoshop Touch for Phone Optimized for iPhone and Android Devices. Samsung Galaxy S4 rumored to use multiple processor types. Photosphere Installer: An easy way to flash Photosphere on rooted devices.
Yes, that's my LG Optimus Black, and yes, it is running Photosphere.
It's the same Photosphere that distant relation the Nexus 4 is running too, not the LG version found on the Optimus G Pro. Where there's a will, there's usually a way in Android, and Photosphere is one of the headline new features in Android 4.2. We love it, as I'm sure many others do, and thanks to an app available in Google Play, rooted users can have it without any more effort than downloading and opening any other Android app. Root access with Busybox and Android 4.1 are the only requirements. Since CM10 counts as Android 4.1, anyone running this or other Jelly Bean based custom ROM's should be fine. SwiftKey Flow beta updated with performance improvements, bug fixes. Notification Weather: an elegant way to check the forecast. The release of Android 4.1 and 4.2 Jelly Bean brought several improvements to the handling and functionality of notifications.
With expandable, actionable and prioritized notifications, developers can manage their apps and take control of what goes on when a notification is presented to the user. Samsung audio dock images leak out, could be seen at CES. Samsung announces 5-inch mid range Galaxy Grand. Samsung extended battery for Galaxy S3 up for pre-order, 3000mAh for £40. Google Maps lands in Apple's App Store. Facebook finally releasing its native Android app. Samsung launches Muse 'music companion' device.
Ingress app gets an update; come join our Ingress forums! 'Flow through Space' video appears, offers a new look at SwiftKey Flow. Gmail 4.2 update now available for non-Nexus devices. Japanese Court Rules That Samsung Devices Do Not Infringe On Apple's Utility Based Patents. [GALAXY Note II] First Hands-on Video. iPhone 5 Vs Galaxy S III - The Ultimate Comparison Of The Smartphone Kings. Advertisements.
iPhone ∞ Hi-Call Bluetooth Talking Glove Allows You to Make Calls While Looking Like an Absolute Idiot. Hi-Call Bluetooth Talking Glove Allows You to Make Calls While Looking Like an Absolute IdiotReviewed by Whutsiznaim on Sep 15Rating: Imagine for a second the possibility of walking your dog with one hand, while making the universal hand signal for a phone call with your other hand, and actually speaking out loud.
Now think about if you saw someone else doing that. First reaction? Drugs perhaps? The New iPhone 5: A Taller Change Than Expected. Steve Jobs: Resurrection (iPhone 5 Parody) When you talk too much for Twitter. Native Facebook for Android app nearly ready for release. Need For Speed Most Wanted For iOS And Android Gets Its First Trailer, Graphics And Gameplay Look Stunning As Ever! [VIDEO. Advertisements If mobile gaming happens to be your thing and iOS or Android is your mobile operating system of choice then be prepared to be blown away at some point this month as we gear ourselves for the release of the latest title in the Need For Speed franchise.
The official Need For Speed Twitter account has pointed us in the direction of a YouTube trailer from EAMobileGames that treats us to twenty-four seconds of a simply breathtaking example of mobile gaming at its finest. Need For Speed Most Wanted is the latest stunning game to come from Firemonkeys studios and is being distributed by EA Mobile onto the iOS App Store and Google Play Store at some point during October. Leap Motion.
[GALAXY Note II] Introducing Samsung GALAXY Note II. Gmail 4.2 For Android Features Support For Pinch-to-Zoom And Swipe To Archive / Delete [VIDEO. Advertisements Whenever a friend asks me to recommend them a smartphone, one of the first questions I ask is if they’re a fan and a regular user of Google’s services and products – Gmail, Google Maps, YouTube, Chrome etc.
If they are, I point them towards an Android smartphone like the Galaxy S III or Galaxy Nexus. This is because the apps for these services work best on Android. The Gmail app on Android is, hands down, the best email app available on mobile platforms. Samsung scored a Victory over Apple, GALAXY Nexus US injunction gets reversed. Samsung scored a victory today in court. The injunction banning the sale of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus device in the United States has been reversed by US appeals court. According to the decision, Apple could not present sufficient evidence, relating consumer demand for the Android smartphone to its universal search patent. Samsung made this official statement : iPad Mini, anyone? Apple sets Oct. 23 event.
It looks like the iPhone 5 wasn't Apple's last big debut in 2012.
Apple just sent out invitations to a special event that it's holding next Tuesday, October 23, starting at 10 a.m. PT, presumably to unveil the much-rumored smaller iPad model. The tagline of the invite is "We've got a little more to show you," and the invitation shows the top of Apple's logo. Apple is holding the event at the California Theatre in San Jose, Calif., just a block away from the courtroom where its major trial with Samsung took place.
Surface by Microsoft. Apple iPad mini hands-on. Yes folks, it's arrived: Apple's new iPad mini.
As you can see, it's certainly smaller than the regular iPad, although at 7.9 inches it's not as small as you'd expect — compared to something like the Nexus 7, it does feel more hefty in your hands, though the thinness of the device seems to make up for a bigger surface area. To be clear, it's an incredibly thin and light design, with a lean profile despite being larger than some of the devices it challenges. Like most Apple products, the build of the smaller tablet is excellent, easily surpassing the competition on the market.
Microsoft Surface RT Review: This Is Technological Heartbreak. SwiftKey Flow announced, looks to take on Swype. If you're an avid Android user, you're probably using a third-party keyboard app of some kind.
Memoto camera to record life with two pictures every minute, shared through Android app. It looks like the next big thing has hit Kickstarter, and it's called Memoto. This tiny little 5 megapixel camera clips to your clothes, automatically takes pictures, geotags them, and once plugged into your computer over microUSB, uploads to the cloud for storage (provided you have a subscription plan with Memoto). The LG Nexus 4 was lost at a bar (no, really) Native Facebook for Android app nearly ready for release. Evernote updated with new Jelly Bean notification features. [GALAXY Note 10.1] Introducing Samsung GALAXY Note 10.1. [REMINDER] End of Android Adobe Flash Support is 15,August.
Adobe has now announced that Flash Player won't be supported in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. We are just Reminding you that Adobe will Cease new Flash Player downloads from the Google Play Store starting from 15,August which is This Month. First of all, devices that come pre-loaded with Flash have been certified by Adobe that the Flash Player will works as expected on the device. Adobe says that it will not certify any Android 4.1 devices. While in the past that wouldn't be that big of a deal, Adobe also says that starting on August 15th, it will configure the settings in the Play Store to only allow Flash Player updates to devices that already have Flash installed. Devices that do not have Flash installed will not be authorized to download it from the Google Play Store.
After (15, August) You won't be able to download Flash Player on any New Android Handset. S tablet buyer's guide: fall 2012 edition. Three months is a long time in tablet-land, it seems. BattSaver - The only Cydia tweak that can double the battery life of your Jailbroken iPhone / iPad. IRISNotes 2 looks to undercut Livescribe, digitizes your scribbles for $99.