Rack up those drift points in this arcade drift-style game. Overall Score: 5/5 Excellent lasting value and great visuals make this racing game a must-buy! Gameplay: 5/5 Drift Mania is quite fun.
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Action Launcher Pro, a favorite app among many of our DroidDog writers, has received another update. This update, which brings the app to version 1.7, is huge! The biggest feature is probably the inclusion of icon pack support, along with the stock Jelly Bean icon pack.
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Chrome Beta for Android, the cutting edge alternative to the standard Chrome browser for our Android smartphones, has been updated to version 28. This new update includes an awesome feature that emulates its desktop counterpart: automatic translations using Google Translate. When you visit a site that is in a foreign language, Chrome will pop up a small… Read more
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=l7T3sp8Y-ho#! We just saw what could be our first look at more than just the About phone screen of Android 4.3. A Nexus 4 running a build of Android 4.3 was spotted at a mobile expo in Thailand, and apparently someone took a video of the new camera app! The app retains the same gesture of…
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One of the new aspects that the Google I/O brought to the table was the new Google Play Music with its renewed appearance and functionality, thanks the innovative All Access features. As of today you can listen to streamed music that is in the Google's catalog by paying a subscription fee. To find out all about this new service and how to use outside of the United States, take a look at today's app test review.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
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We’ve heard pretty much nothing about Android 4.3 aside from it being confirmed by some sources, along with a June 10th release date (that’ll also bring a white Nexus 4). Now we finally get to see a little more detail! This Nexus 4, running what looks to be a legitimate build of Android 4.3, was found at a mobile expo in Thailand. It has a kernel built..
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If you’re planning to buy the iPhone sometime soon, then you may want to hold off until Sunday as Best Buy is planning to offer a $50 discount. Continue reading →
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Continuing with a nearly voiceless and poetic new campaign, Apple’s latest TV ad for the iPhone is called “Music Every Day” and carries on the theme begun in the previous “Photos Every Day” ad, touting a major feature of the iPhone that is not unique to it, but more widely used on the platform than on any of its rivals with visually beautiful montages anchored to a single, simple piece of music.
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Got your new Windows Phone? Congratulations! The first step you need to take is to actually set up the smartphone for the first time. We’ve continuously stated how user-friendly the experience is, so why do we need a tutorial on setting up a new smartphone running Microsoft’s mobile operating system
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Apple has posted a new ad called “Music Every Day” on their YouTube channel. Just like the “Photos Every Day” iPhone ad, which showed people taking photos in a farm, at a beach, at a concert, while roller skating, while jogging etc., the new ad shows people listening to music on their iPhone. Continue reading →
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Apple has started airing a new TV commercial for its iPhone this evening. The ad, which it has also posted on its YouTube channel, is called ‘Music Every Day,’ and it focuses on the handset’s ability to play music. The spot looks strikingly similar to the ‘Photos Every Day’ ad that started airing last month.
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During the keynote at Google I/O last week, Chris Yerga announced some changes for Google Play and in particular Google Play Music. He introduced to us their brand new streaming music service. Not only is it taking on Pandora, but it also allows you to go ahead and add music to your library and even
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I’ve been keeping an eye on the gMusic Twitter account all week. Last year the app was first to iOS with support for Google’s cloud-based Music storage, and I knew it’d be the same way this year with support for Google’s new All Access subscription service. That support arrived today in the form of gMusic
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When Google unveiled its brand new $9.99/month “All Access” Google Play music streaming service earlier this month at its I/O keynote, we quickly learned that the service would not be coming to iOS initially. Google didn’t get into why, but today developers of the popular gMusic iOS app has unofficially brought support for the service […]
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Traveling. It’s something that we’ve all been a part of. Whether it’s a short day-trip, a two-month business trip, or a week-long vacation, it’s traveling. But as time has gone on, we’ve further incorporated technology into the way we travel.
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Shazam has introduced a brand new update to their popular media tagging app that enables always-on auto-tagging of music and media around you — even when you’re not in the app and/or your device is asleep. Released for the iPad first, and coming soon to Android.
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Being a Verizon customer has been quite eventful, huh? Not only did the network deny its customers the popular HTC One, but when all the other carriers released the Samsung Galaxy S 4, Verizon had only announced pre-orders and a release date that was over a month away. Luckily, Verizon pushed that release date forward a week, and today is the day it… Read more
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How many of you love Google Now? That’s probably most of you, or most of you that are running Android 4.1 or higher. The interface on Google Now has certainly made Android look a whole lot better. We’ve seen countless apps follow in Google Now’s footsteps. Most recently those include the Play Store and Google
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Holy cow, we’re back! Yes folks, after some weeks of even more weary travel and scheduling conflicts, Jay Bennett and myself return for another 90 minute podcast on all things Windows Phone. Tune in for our thoughts on the latest apps, games, and what Nokia has been up to. Plus we take your questions!
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Microsoft’s big reveal this week for the next generation of Xbox console, the Xbox One, was bereft of any news on the future of the Xbox Live ecosystem on Windows Phone handsets. That’s to be expected – the focus was on establishing the Xbox One as the default device in living rooms around the world. But what can we expect to see happen between your Windows Phone and the Xbox One?
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