Archive for June 26th, 2012

Now at first I thought to myself, how is $600 for the Samsung Galaxy S III a steal? Then of course I read the full title and realized it is the GSM unlocked quad-core version. I quickly shut up. Originally it goes for about $800, so you are saving $200 for the quad-core nature phone. That is not to...

Hello my Android nerdy friends, thank you again for clicking in to another episode of The ManDroid Show. Google I/O is tomorrow and we all are awaiting the Google Nexus Tablet sporting the new Jelly Bean. Its going to be awesome. Enjoy the show! News topics Leaked images of the Google Nexus Tablet are...

If you have played Farmville on Facebook, or Words with Friends on Android, then you have been playing Zygna games. They are very popular and usually extremely addictive. They produce a great experience that already some what is social and involves making friends or at least playing against new people....

As if we need another patent infringement case on the books for any of our Android manufacturing partners. Alas, it looks like another one is underway. HTC, Huawei, ZTE and Pantech are all going to be investigated by the international Trade Commission after claims of of patent infringements were brought...

Now that CM9 has been officially released in RC format for 37 different devices, we figured we should get back to dropping some cool CM9 themes for you guys to use. In our search we came across a themer that goes by the name of dustinb in the Play Store. He has quite a few themes available and most...

I know I am not the only person out there in the world that has delete a track, album or complete artist by mistake. Either due to an angry evening after to many beverages, thinking it was something else or… just because I thought I was tired of them. No matter how it happens, I know some of you...

You don’t have to know what Airplay is to have at least heard the name a few times. Simply explained, it lets iOS devices connect wirelessly to TV’s that have an Apple TV box connected to stream videos and play games. Think DLNA. It is the same technology used in the Sonos speaker systems...

The day that some people long to see has finally arrived. CyanogenMod 9 has moved from the nightly builds we all love and dread at the same time to an official RC1 (Release Candidate) status. This is  great news as RC builds generally are more stable and have fewer issues or bugs than nightly builds...

And there he is, our new Android Jelly Bean statue. He should have had a green Android head though. Google is going to run out of space for these statues soon. We wonder if they will retire some of the older ones to the Smithsonian in coming years. Maybe they could auction them off and donate them money...

When we all heard that Samsung was expecting to drop 10 million Samsung Galaxy S III devices by July, some of our jaws dropped. That is a lot of frigging phones. IT was entirely feasible, but with a shortage on supply and delays faced by carriers here in the U.S., we wondered if it would happen....

Box for Android was recently update yesterday to include their OneCloud feature. This feature has been enjoyed on iOS products for a while now. It essentially let you manage all of your files from a single place using different applications. It is compatible with 50 different applications that are currently...

According to a ‘credible source” at CNET, Amazon will be unveiling the Kindle Fire 2 to the public. With rumored specs of the tablet getting a resolution upgrade to 1280 x 800 and sticking to their $199 price tag. This would ultimately push the current Kindle Fire price down, but speculation...

The craze that was Google TV started out as a big bang and soon fizzled off. Primarily due to price and lack of abilities that many people expected from the first Google TV devices released. Even though they didn’t make it into as many living rooms as many had thought they would, Google doesn’t...