Feb 04
Google’s red version of the Nexus 5 has arrived in the Play store, offering a third color option for the Android smartphone. Oft-rumored over the past few weeks, the “Bright … Continue reading
Feb 04
One major difference between iOS and Android is fragmentation, the latter being the perfect example of a mobile operating system which sees varied adoption of different iterations. Much of this is due to manufacturers ending software support for their devices. While most high-end Android smartphones are usually supported for up to 18 months, most low-end or mid-range devices often don’t receive any major updates after they’re launched. These devices do contribute to the global Android stats, even if they’re region specific, which is just one of the reasons why there’s so much fragmentation on Android. Sony has ended software support for a dozen of its Android smartphones.
Sony Ends Software Support For A Dozen Android Phones original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 04
Now that Google has finally opened up the Chromecast
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Feb 04
Starting in 2010 when Apple made the retina display and display quality a central theme for their product marketing, displays have moved up from the doldrums into an unprecedented renaissance of new display technologies for smartphones, tablets, TVs, and entirely new classes of products like wearable displays.
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Feb 04
It has taken more than a couple of million downloads of Everything.me, where this particular app will finally move out of beta, and is finally available as a full app in the form of its Android launcher. Apart from that, the new full Everything.me app will also come with a slew of new contextual features, including a new design and a new launcher name, no surprises that it is called EverythingMe. In this new version, it would also include the release of several tent-pole features such as a true contextual phone, where your handset will deliver just what you need, and when you need it, depending on your context (time, location, preferences, history and much more).
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Everything.me Moves Out Of Beta After 2M Downloads original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 04
Back in December 2013, we learned that Samsung was working on a couple new tablets that were aimed at pro users. The new tablets were the Galaxy Note Pro and … Continue reading
Feb 04
Late last month the launch date for the latest smartphone from LG called the G Pro 2 was sometime this month. As we near the launch of the device more … Continue reading
Feb 04
VeryKool is a company that makes Android tablets that are aimed at people on a budget. It has been a while since we talked about the company. One of the … Continue reading
Feb 03
As promised, Pebble rolled out an app store for its iPhone users earlier today, and Android users were left asking for info about when their own would surface. Fortunately, the … Continue reading
Feb 03
Archos is a smartphone and tablet maker that has been relying on the Android operating system for years now. In Early January, the company rolled out some new devices called … Continue reading
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