Battery life is always going to be the major issue we run into when we are dealing with our portable devices. The batteries in our devices nowadays keep getting better and better, but it is when we have to found a power outlet to charge them, is when it can get really frustrating. Well a 18 year-old...

The slightly manlier version of the Galaxy S4 has posed for the camera showing its dust and water resistant shell. For those of you out there that held out from buying the original Galaxy S4, might purchase this version if you were in need of something a little more rugged. The only real difference between this...

About a month ago, we covered a preview for the game Quadropus Rampage, a new game from Butterscotch Shenanigans. In the month since then, the game has entered the Beta stage and quite a few things have changed in the game, so we’ll go through a few of those things now. The menus have been completely...

SamMobile was nice enough to unleash some Android 4.2.2 for the Galaxy S III  a little bit ago. Seems that the build is still in its testing phase, and the actual update will be rolled out in June. I know a lot of you have been anxious for this, so here we go. New enhancements in Android 4.2.2 update -...

Nice little deal just showed up on Amazon for you people on either Sprint, or AT&T, and you should take full advantage of it. The Sprint Galaxy S4 and the AT&T HTC One are selling as low as $130 if you purchase them through Amazon. This all of course, is made possible with a new 2-year contract,...

Fighting games, or “button-bashers” as they are fondly known as, are far and few between on Android as the act of bashing buttons is significantly less satisfying on touchscreens (disclaimer: is probably not the actual reason for lack of fighting games). Also quite rare are games that fully...

Many of us foresaw the demise of the Nexus Q, our media streaming friend from Google that never quite took off. This much was alluded to this week when Google announced its improved Google Play Music service, which does not support the Nexus Q as confirmed by Phandroid. If this already wasn’t...

If I said the words “random gun generation”, what game does that make you think of? For many of you gaming folk, it would probably remind you of the triple-A title Borderlands, but after this reading about this new Kickstarter project, you might start associating that phrase with a game called...

Happy Saturday my Android friends. Show is up a day late , which I apologize for. Not much to talk about, since I already went over a lot of the Google I/O information on the ManDroid quickie video. What was your favorite part of the first Google I/O keynote? Enjoy the show! News Topics White Nexus...

One of my primary gripes with Google Glass at its launch was the fact that it did not cater to individuals that already wear prescription glasses; as someone who has to constantly wear glasses, I already have enough trouble trying to watch 3D movies. There have been murmurs and reports that Google has...

Samsung’s second generation of TecTiles went on sale today. Samsung Mobile describes them best: Samsung TecTiles™ 2 are the next generation and evolution of TecTiles, programmable NFC sticker tags that allow users to automate everyday functions of a smartphone through a single tap. TecTiles...

Rovio’s latest take on Angry Birds Seasons includes 30 new levels centered around magic and circus themes, right in time for World Circus Day. The Angry Birds Seasons edition takes place around the world’s celebrations. With over 300 levels, the birds celebrate seasons like Christmas, Halloween,...

Two days have already passed at Google I/O, and the white Nexus 4 is nowhere to be found. Fortunately, our friends over at AndroidAndMe have gotten their hands on the device, and has heard from their sources that the white version of the Nexus 4 will be released on June 10th, alongside a new version...

Some Sprint HTC One users (including myself) have noticed that the capacitive back and home buttons have issues. Every once in a while, they won’t register a tap no matter how hard you try. This has been frustrating at times. Sprint released a minor OTA update today to fix that. It increases...

Only a few short days after their announcement of the ChefPad, Archos has announced another entry-level tablet, the Archos 80 Xenon. The 80 Xenon is an 8″ tablet with a 1024×768 IPS screen, powered by a 1.2 GHz Qualcomm quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor and 1GB of RAM. It will be running Android...