 We recently mentioned that Sony had begun selling an unlocked version of the Xperia Acro S in the US. And well, it looks like they have since added two more unlocked Xperia handsets to the available device category. The newly listed models include the Xperia Tipo and the Xperia Tipo Dual. The Xperia Tipo is more »Continue reading Sony releases the Xperia Tipo and Tipo Dual in the US, both selling unlocked and contract free Related posts: - Sony Xperia tipo unveiled, looks like it will be arriving “globally” during the 3rd quarter
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  Well look what we have here, an official announcement from Motorola in regards to Ice Cream Sandwich on the Atrix 2 smartphone. And in short, the update is currently available. The update is arriving as Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich (67.21.125.MB865.ATT.en.US) and officially speaking, contains "numerous enhancements and improvements." Also we are fairly certain that this would not be the case for many, however Motorola is making it clear that "you cannot downgrade back to Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) software after this upgrade." With the silly warning out of the way, lets get into the changes, which read as follows; New User Interface - Look and Feel: Updated colors, font, icons, and animations. Added adjustable text size.
- Lockscreen: Enhanced lockscreen to include quick access to dialer, text messaging, camera, and homescreen.
- Folders: Added new homescreen folders that let users groupapps and shortcuts by dragging one onto another.
- All Apps Screen: Updated All Apps…
Continue reading Motorola announces Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich for the Atrix 2 smartphone Related posts: - AT&T announces Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for the Samsung Captivate Glide
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  Cricket Communications and ZTE have announced the availability of the ZTE Engage, a new Android 4.0 ICS smartphone coming October 2, 2012. Said handset will feature a 4-inch capacitive touchscreen, 1.4GHz processor, an 8MP rear-facing camera with LED flash, VGA front-facing camera, microSD card slot and a 1900 mAh Lithium Ion battery. In addition, the ZTE Engage will also come preloaded with Muve Music service which grants subscribers access to unlimited download of music and access to exclusive artist commentary, music and video. All that said, the ZTE Engage will be available for $249.99 and Cricket customers can opt to get it with any of the Cricket no-contract smartphone plans. Full press release is included below for your reading pleasure. Via [Cricket] ZTE Engage Smartphone to be Exclusively Available at Cricket Second…
Continue reading Cricket announces the ZTE Engage smartphone with Android 4.0 Related posts: - ZTE Score Android smartphone lands on Cricket
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  Google-owned company Niantic Labs has just released a new location-aware app for Android called Field Trip. As its name suggests, this app lets you go on a field trip, sort of, via a location-aware feature that runs in the background on your Android phone. The trick here is that as soon as you get closer to something interesting, the app kicks in and pops up a card giving you details about your current location. You don't need to click on anything, the app works automatically. Even cooler is if you have a headset or earphone on as the… Continue reading Google quietly releases Field Trip Android app to help you explore places Related posts: - Google updates Maps for Android to 4.4, includes Places app
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  We are not all that certain if this is good news, or simply news that will convince people that it is ok to begin taking pictures with their iPad on a regular basis. That worry aside though, the potentially good news is that the much-loved third-party camera app for the iPhone, Camera+ is now available for the iPad. Keep in mind though, the iPad version of Camera+ is arriving as a separate app — no universal love here. But shifting back to the positive, the app is (for a limited time) priced at a low $0.99. Anyway, Camera+ for iPad has launched at version 1.0 and with support for iOS 5.0 or later. The app brings some iPad only features which break down as follows; Continue reading Camera+ now available for the iPad, also updated for the iPhone Related posts: - Camera+ app for iPhone updated, now at version 2.1 with new features, improvements & bug fixes
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