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Skip the Google Edition, just give us the stock option

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 21 May, 2013
Skip the Google Edition, just give us the stock option
As you know, Google took the stage at their I/O developer event last week and shocked the crowd and Android world by announcing the Samsung GALAXY S 4 Google Edition running stock Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean. Unlocked, developer friendly, and available from the Play Store. Immediately many started wondering if the same was coming from HTC. Would you buy a Google Edition HTC One?
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Will Android ever compete with Xbox?

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 21 May, 2013
Will Android ever compete with Xbox?
Comparing something like the OUYA game-console at $99 vs the Xbox 360 isn't really what we'd consider fair. They are two entirely different platforms operating at very different levels. However, with the new Xbox on the horizon today we found ourselves wondering if Android will soon be able to compete with the Xbox, if ever. And we'd love to hear your thoughts too.
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Samsung Galaxy S III carrier availability set to expand in June

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 21 May, 2013
Samsung Galaxy S III carrier availability set to expand in June
While the GALAXY S 4 may be the latest from Samsung, it doesn't change the fact that the Galaxy S III is still a rather capable handset. With that in mind, it looks like the Galaxy S III will be launching with two additional carriers in June. The carriers include Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile, however at present neither have announced the pricing.
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AGENT smartwatch Kickstarter project goes live

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 21 May, 2013
AGENT smartwatch Kickstarter project goes live
The Pebble wasn't the only smartwatch to launch by way of Kickstarter, however given the financial success of the campaign and the delays that followed -- it is the one many seem to remember. Anyway, while shipping delays with the Pebble appear to be coming to an end, there is another smartwatch that has recently appeared on Kickstarter. This latest is called the AGENT and they are coming forward with an expected shipping timeframe of December 2013.
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Samsung GALAXY S 4 ‘Google Edition’ will be a U.S. exclusive

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 21 May, 2013
Samsung GALAXY S 4 ‘Google Edition’ will be a U.S. exclusive
When Google took the stage last week at their annual Google I/O developer event, many were extremely excited to see they'll be offering a stock Nexus-like Samsung GALAXY S 4 in the Play Store. We're sure many of you Android faithful around the world were quite excited to hear the news as well, but sadly it looks like the device might end up being a U.S. exclusive. At least for the first few months.
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Google Glass prototype eyes-on as shown by Isabelle Olsson

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 21 May, 2013
Google Glass prototype eyes-on as shown by Isabelle Olsson
Watching Google I/O from a distance and much of the focus seems to be on the keynote and the freebies that are given to attendees. While it is easy to be a bit jealous of those receiving a free Chromebook Pixel, there are other reasons to be jealous. For one, Google I/O also has these sessions called fireside chats. The nice part about these, the topics are focused and given by those who are regularly working with that particular item, whether it be hardware of software.
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Boost Mobile Wallet app launching with a digital and physical presence

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 21 May, 2013
Boost Mobile Wallet app launching with a digital and physical presence
Boost Mobile has officially entered the digital wallet space. Their entry is the Boost Mobile Wallet which is powered by Wipit and intended to offer "convenient and affordable mobile financial services." Basically, the Boost Mobile Wallet will be for Android handsets and users will be able to send money, pay bills, top-up a wireless account and more. The initial availability will be limited, however a national rollout is expected to begin this summer.
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Kyocera Hydro XTRM set for a May 24th arrival with US Cellular

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 21 May, 2013
Kyocera Hydro XTRM set for a May 24th arrival with US Cellular
Kyocera has announced their latest rugged smartphone. This time around the handset is called the Hydro XTRM and it will be heading to US Cellular later this week. Specifically, US Cellular will have the Hydro XTRM available beginning on May 24th. The price should be affordable for most, however the key here is with the handset itself -- the rugged features and overall design.
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GALAXY S 4 Active video leak highlights camera and processor details

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 21 May, 2013
GALAXY S 4 Active video leak highlights camera and processor details
Samung's GALAXY S 4 Active is expected to arrive as a ruggedized version of the regular GALAXY S 4 and while we are still waiting on an official announcement, the handset has surfaced once again. Yesterday we saw some of the first images of the handset and today it looks like the device has returned in video. The video is on the shorter side, however it does provide an additional look. Not to mention, a few extra details on the specs.
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Opera for Android exits beta, we go hands on

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 21 May, 2013
Opera for Android exits beta, we go hands on
Opera launched the WebKit based browser for Android earlier in the year and at the time, the app was sporting a beta tag. Well, flash forward till today and another Opera browser update has arrived for Android users and this time around the browser has ditched the beta tag. Basically, while this release and these features are now ready for prime time, this update should look and feel familiar for those who had been using the beta.
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