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CyanogenMod 10.1.0 RC1 build arrives supporting 40 devices

By Robert Nelson
on 8 May, 2013

Coming about a month after the M3 build landed, the folks at CyanogenMod have announced the immediate availability of the release candidate. Basically, CyanogenMod 10.1.0 has been released as RC1. This release comes with support for 40 devices and with a little bit of teasing in terms of a final build.

Earl Tablet: Solar powered, emergency radio, and ready for the wild outdoors

By Cory Gunther
on 8 May, 2013

Today we'd like you to meet Earl. This is the Android tablet you can truly take camping, and it's destined to be your backcountry companion. Google teased taking the Nexus 7 camping last year during a few TV ads, but this new tablet truly will fit in with any survivalist. Or "granola" as I like to call them. This Android tablet does nearly everything, so read on for the entire list of features.

Marvel Unlimited launches for Android

By Robert Nelson
on 8 May, 2013

Marvel Comics has recently launched a new app for Android users. This latest app is Marvel Unlimited and it brings along access to the digital comic subscription program. The app itself is free to download, however there are options for a monthly or yearly subscription. Plus, there is also the option to try for free.

Netflix improves second screen support and subtitles in Android update

By Cory Gunther
on 8 May, 2013

Everyone's favorite movie and TV streaming service on Android just received a rather sizable update this afternoon that should make a few users happy. While the entire streaming quality debate is still a hot topic for Netflix, they've just updated the app with improved features and a few bug fixes. Read on to see what's new in the latest Netflix for Android.

AT&T details the latest 4G LTE expansions

By Robert Nelson
on 8 May, 2013

Coming just a few days after the previous expansion, AT&T has announced the latest for the 4G LTE network rollout. The last time around brought good news for those in select cities of Kansas, Missouri and Texas and as of today it looks like new and expanded coverage has arrived for those in seven states as well as in Puerto Rico.

LG Optimus G Pro vs Samsung Galaxy Note II

By Cory Gunther
on 8 May, 2013

Now that the LG Optimus G Pro is readily available in the US from AT&T, we decided to pair it up against the competition. With the Galaxy Note II already being available for some time, can the late-to-the-game Optimus G Pro compete? Both feature stunning 5.5-inch displays and more so lets take a quick look below and let you decide.

Google Fiber approval comes for Grandview, Missouri

By Robert Nelson
on 8 May, 2013

Coming off the recent announcement for Shawnee, Kansas, the next Google Fiber city has been announced. The next city will be Grandview, Missouri and this set of details is looking rather similar to what we saw from Shawnee. Basically, Google Fiber will be coming for those in Grandview, however the when remains the question.

OUYA teardown shows us the insides of a mini game console

By Cory Gunther
on 8 May, 2013

The OUYA game console has been pretty popular lately, and with the device shipping to thousands of buyers over the next month or so we'll only be hearing more. While reviews have been mixed, the potential for the Android-powered game console are quite high. Today the folks from iFixit are back with another teardown. Showing us the insides of the OUYA.

HTC First sees first price drop as AT&T cuts to under a buck

By Robert Nelson
on 8 May, 2013

The HTC First launched with AT&T back on April 12 and while the handset hasn't even been available for a full month, it has already been given a price cut. Or maybe a bit more accurate here, a price slashing. The handset had been selling for $99 on a two-year agreement and as of today, those interested can pick it up for under a buck.

Sony drops the PlayStation Mobile developer licensing fee

By Robert Nelson
on 8 May, 2013

Sony has recently announced that they have ditched the licensing fee required for developers looking to publish games on the PlayStation Mobile platform. While this will be good for developers looking to publish games for the PlayStation Vita, this will also include those looking to publish games for Android smartphones and tablets.