In the wake of the various hacking stories of high profile Twitter accounts being hacked and abused, Twitter has begun the roll out of its new Two-Factor Authentication service. Similar to Google’s Two-Factor Authentication, users will need to enter a 6 digit code, which is sent by SMS to the...

Google‘s magazine discover app received an update today, changing up the design to match the their Music and Books apps. Version 2.0.0 switches up the navigation menu that matches other publication-reader apps. While it is still missing some of the features of other readers on the market, the...

Opera for Android recently updated their mobile browser and dropped their beta tags, and today Chrome answered with some updates of their own. Updates include performance enhancements and some bug fixes. Search queries are now included in the omnibox. Users can view and refine more results in their...

Verizon for some reason is the last major carrier to see some Galaxy S4 love, and the phone will be hitting the shelves starting tomorrow. If any of you Big Red users would like to order it now for the cheap price of $179, head over to Amazon and add it to your shopping cart. This deal is for both new...

Anyone catch Verizon’s VivaMovil announcement earlier today? Do not worry if you missed it. It was kind of confusing on just what they were trying to do with that. For the good news that was talked about today, Verizon wants to improve their already dominant network coverage, with something...

The Galaxy S4 has many features and functions to get you through your day with ease. For those of you though, that have that special someone who you just want to say “hello” to; well you can use the S4 to stalk that person. So many uses, so little time. The video below is a new music video...

The Galaxy Note III will be the next “big thing” in Samsung’s market domination, and it seems that the phablet has been ran through the AnTuTu Benchmark test. The model number is GT-N7200, and is rocking a 1.6 GHZ processor, while running some brand new Android 4.3. No word yet, on...

The story of HTC is slowly becoming a tragedy. The once popular OEM that gave us the very first official Android phone, and the first Nexus phone, continues to sink into the abyss with no signs of recovering. Many HTC executives have now departed ways from the company, and you got to wonder what the...

Google Drive has seen a nice little update today, and some of you will probably dig the new UI layout. Just like our other Google applications, they have updated the UI to represent the Google Now card layout. Swiping and using gestures have now been emphasized in this new update, and you will also...

Just when you thought there couldn’t be any more smartwatch concepts… Enter Agent, the self proclaimed “World’s Smartest Watch” which aims to combined newer technology that doesn’t compromise battery life for power. Secret Labs + House of Horology has embarked on...

Alright Android friends, time for your Tuesday dosage of ManDroid. Some of you might still coming down from the Xbox One buzz. I guess putting One in the title of new products is the new trendy thing to do. Enjoy the show! News Topics Senseless HTC One coming out? Key Lime Pie at Google I/O Charge...

Now that Google I/O is over, I guess there’s no better time to reignite the hunt for Motorola X-Phones. It was just over a week ago that the Motorola XT1058, or XFON, was picked up at the FCC. This phone was widely suspected to be the AT&T variant of the Motorola X-Phone (whatever that actually...

Although still in closed-beta, Google‘s team at Niantic Labs added an update to its game, Ingress. Described as a “global game of mystery, intrigue, and competition,” Ingress combines socially-driven interaction with strategic planning. The story involves a controlling, “mysterious...

Opera for Android is out of beta and the full version is now available for Android users. The full version brings a new UI, some customizable features and modes for organizing content. In February, the Opera team stated they were making the move to WebKit, which powers a number of other browsers like...

Remember all that talk about flexible displays at CES this year? The concept has potentially quite large (mostly good) consequences for the mobile world, but till now, we’ve been waiting for a real example of it. Well, LG has shown off its take with a 5-inch flexible display at SID today and engadget...