One of the longest betas known to the tech world has finally ended (Gmail probably still has the claim on the longest). Swype, everyone’s favourite keyboard, will now be available from the Google Play Store for the first time and will be available at an introductory price of $0.99 for the full-version or a free [...]Read similar

The smartphone has finally surpassed the traditional feature phone, also known as the dumb phone, in sales worldwide. Samsung Electronics is leading the pack.Read similar

Twitter has finally launched it’s long rumored music service, #music. Popular tracks and emerging artists are all featured in separate categories  and music discovery is done by what artists you follow, what music your followers are talking about, and artists that Twitter believes are emerging. Preview clips of tracks can be played via the webapp or mobile app (iPhone [...]Read similar

In-depth Galaxy S 4 display analysis shows great strides in crispness and accuracy.Read similar

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HTC One S brothers and sisters. It is finally your day to get some tasty Jelly Bean on your device. Many of you have asked me when you are going to see Jelly Bean on our little device, and finally, there is an answer. Today T-Mobile starts rolling out Android 4.1.1 to the HTC One [...]Read similar

If you’re a fan of British radio programming that uses an Android device, you’ll be glad to hear that the BBC has finally launched its iPlayer Radio app for Android users. It’s been six months now since the BBC launched the app for iOS users. The good news is that BBC’s James Simcock says the …Read similar

Just under one year ago, the story of a $1 million dollar Tyrannosaurus Rex made its way across newslines due to its rarity and the fact that it’d been stolen from Mongolia. Fast forward to now and this Tarbosaurus Bataar thunder lizard is finally headed back to its home, the until-recently holder of this collection Read The Full StoryRead similar

Recently, many buyers of Samsung’s new Galaxy S4 have been disappointed to learn that the 16GB model only offers around 8GB of user-accessible storage. To make matters worse, when Samsung was confronted with the issue, they replied stating it could easily be fixed with the help of the built-in microSD slot. This was not the most favorable response by a ...The post Samsung finally hints at an update for Galaxy S4 storage problems appeared first on AndroidGuys.Read similar

Silicon Valley has given us a lot of things that we want with each new iteration of our beloved Android. We have speed, multitasking, great sound, display quality, cameras, and the complete source code to patch wholes that we feel need improvement. The one thing Google has constantly slipped on, though, is the aesthetics department. [...]Read similar