Lair Defense: Dungeon 1.2.6

v1.2.6
Add global ranking for endless mode
v1.2.5
*** Add 4 awesome skills !!! ***
.Dragon Wrath
Double attack for all dragons.

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Springpad 3.2.2

In 3.2.2
- Now you can use drag/drop to reorder the contents of your notebooks!  Order will sync to the web app.
- Added Rich Notifications for Jelly Bean
- Redesigned notebook covers (and more show on tablet)
- The Quick Note option has been removed from the device’s menu when in a notebook
- Fixed a bug that hid controls when viewing an item on certain 7″ tablets
- Existing users will no longer be taken through the app tour each time they log in
- Read more here: http://springpad.com/?p=18125

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Dropbox 2.2

In version 2.2:
Enjoy the photos and videos you’ve been uploading!
• Introducing the Photos tab with all your uploaded photos and videos
• Uploads moved to the menu in the file browser
• Lots of under-the-hood bug fixes and tune-ups

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Flipboard: Your News Magazine 1.9.6

- Improved navigation within sections, visible when you tap on section’s name
- Easier access to Google Reader feeds and folders
- In-app hints that expose helpful functionality
- New shopping cart features (Gilt Taste section)
- Improved performance and bug fixes

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million moments -photo viewer 1.4.02.10110

Enlarged photo can be swiped sideways to view previous and next photos.
Time and day of each photo can be edited.
Overview:
With each turn of a page, your memories come alive.

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FBReader 1.6.1

1.6.1:
* MS Word *.doc support
* library speed optimization
* fixed book duplicates issue
* fixed curl page animation on Android 4.0.[34]* devices
* new localizations: Norwegian, Serbian, Turkish
* updated localizations: Chinese, French, German, Ukrainian

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Motorola Droid Razr M gets early build of Jelly Bean

When Motorola unveiled the Droid Razr M, the Google-owned company promised that an upgrade to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is guaranteed for the handset. Despite the commitment, it’s understandable that owners of the phone are more than prepared for a long wait, given Motorola’s rather patchy record of providing timely software updates for its devices.

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Verizon’s Amber Brown and Black Samsung Galaxy S3 now up for sale

Much as we’d hate to admit, it’s not only the specs of the phone that entice people to reach for their wallet, but also its color. Now, Samsung hasn’t gone through the traditional route of introducing a black handset – as the Galaxy S3 originally only came in blue and white clothing. But this was rectified by the Korean as more colorful options were introduced later on.

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Galaxy Note 2 vs Galaxy S3: Display comparison

The display is, for most users, the most important component of mobile devices. It’s no wonder that people love to pick favorites and then proceed to endlessly argue about which technology is better.
For the proponents of AMOLED, the display technology championed by Samsung and used in superstar devices like the Galaxy S series, one issue is especially controversial: RGB vs PenTile.

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Softbank to borrow $23B to finance Sprint acquisition bid

Mobile carriers are in acquisition mode. German company Deustsche Telekom, which operates T-Mobile in the U.S., is making a bid to acquire super-regional carrier MetroPCS. Meanwhile, Sprint was also rumored to have plans to acquire MetroPCS, but had to hold off. We have also confirmation that Japan’s Softbank is planning to acquire Sprint Nextel.

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German prosecutors likely dropping Google Street View criminal probe

German prosecutors are likely to drop a criminal probe into whether cars sent out to take photos for Google Street View illegally gathered more data than they were supposed to. Though no official statement has been made, Bloomberg reports that two people “familiar with the issue” said that it would be dropped.

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LG Nexus 4 review released ahead of phone’s launch

With each day that passes by, the LG Nexus 4 becomes more and more ‘boring.’ And by that I don’t mean uninteresting, I simply mean that there are too many leaks detailing the handset well in advanced of its launch.

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Droid Incredible 4G LTE update brings global roaming and mobile payments

Verizon has officially announced the 5-month-old HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE is now receiving a new software update. Is it important enough that you should care? For many users, yes it is. The 154MB update file is listed as build 2.17.605.2 and includes several new features and improvements that could make it worthwhile for many Verizon users.

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Sprint 4G LTE expanding to 22 new markets in “coming months”

Today Sprint reaffirmed its commitment to expanding its 4G LTE network by announcing a major push to 22 new markets. Alongside the announcement of the 22 new cities getting the high-speed services, Sprint also reiterated its promise to add LTE to more than a hundred new cities in the near future.
While this sounds like a good plan, there is one thing missing. Sprint gave us no specific target for when the service would get switched on in these new areas. In typical fashion for most carriers, all the company said for sure was that it would be here in the “coming months.” It is worth noting that in September the carrier mentioned 100 new locations would get service in a few months time. Now the plan is 22 new locations in a few months time and the rest “in the near future.” They need to make up their minds and stick with the plan before they further aggravate their customers.
Currently Sprint’s coverage severely lags behind rivals like Verizon. Big Red currently has more than 400 different markets covered. This is huge when compared to the 24 existing Sprint 4G LTE markets. The good news is that this most recent effort could nearly double what we’ve seen from Sprint so far, if there are no further delays.
Some of the markets getting the new service include the San Francisco, California area, the Vellejo, California area, Sebring, Florida area and many more. A full list of covered cities getting the new 4G LTE service can be found in the press release below.
source: Androidauthority

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AppSurfer wants to let you run Android apps on any web browser

In software development, there’s no substitute for the real thing. As such, developers would usually need various devices when testing apps and software on a platform. Sometimes you would even need to test apps on different architectures.

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Mobile search on the rise as desktop search drops for the first time ever

Smartphones and tablets are more and more present in regular day-to-day activities, which means smart device owners are more likely to use them to perform several searches then to fire up a “regular” computer for the same purpose.

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Mobile Application Development has helped create more half a million jobs in the United States

The U.S. presidential election season is in full swing. One word that has been tossed around a lot is job creation. Both presidential candidates promise that their plan will create more jobs. One area not many people talk about is mobile application development. As Android and iOS continue to grow, one must ask if they’ve affected the job market in any way.

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Chrome exploit discovery warrants $60,000 reward from Google

Google takes a unique approach when it comes to searching for exploits in Chrome. Instead of only utilizing in-house resources to find these potential threats, Google uses hacking competitions. At the company’s second sponsored Pwnium hacking competition a potential security issue was unveiled that earned one enterprising hacker a $60,000 payout.

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iPhone 5 vs Galaxy S3 – iOS 6 smartphone beats Android flagship in web traffic

The iPhone 5 vs Galaxy S3 comparison continues today with a couple of new battles. After we have just showed you that the Galaxy S3 beats the iPhone 5 when it comes to continuous battery usage, it’s time to look at which device wins when it comes to web traffic.

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Punch Hero 1.0.5

Thanks for playing Punch Hero!
1. Other minor bugs fixed
Contact GAMEVIL Inc. @
Tips & Tricks: http://iphone.gamevil.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/gamevil
Twitter: http://twitter.com/gamevil

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Chief System Architect for Samsung Jim Mergard leaves, heads to Apple

While personnel shifts between various tech companies is far from uncommon, it raises eyebrows when someone leaves a company for the company they’re currently engaged in multiple legal battles with. This is the case with Jim Mergard, who has just left his position as Chief System Architect for Samsung for an unspecified position with Apple.

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Cnet: Samsung Nexus 10 is expected “in the first half of next year”

The level of excitement brought by the rumor that Samsung and Google might be working together on a 2,560 x 1,600 pix res Nexus 10 tablet was at unprecedented heights for anyone who’s still dreaming of an Android-based “iPad killer,” but here comes the bad news.

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Seven billion people, six billion subscriptions, you do the math!

Who here knows one individual that still doesn’t own a mobile phone? Anyone? Anyone at all? Well, me neither. I mean, my dad has one, my mom has two (yep, she’s a tech freak), even my ten year old nephew has one.

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Which test: Galaxy S3 wins battery challenge, heavily beats Apple’s iPhone 5

With (some of) the hype surrounding Apple’s iPhone 5 finally toning down, it’s time to clear our heads, let our egos rest, and try to objectively answer the age-old question – is the new iPhone better than all Android phones?

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More Android 4.1.2 goodies posted, Nexus Q gets its first ICS factory image

Following the release of Android 4.1.2 JZ054K factory images for the Nexus 7, as well as for the “takju” and “yakju” variant of Galaxy Nexus a few days ago, Google has now posted the factory image for the updated pure Jelly Bean firmware for the “soju” variant of the Nexus S.

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Google has launched a new version of Zagat for Android

Google has come forward with some rather nice changes for Zagat. And for those Zagat users that have been sitting back waiting for this day to come, we can almost hear that sigh of relief. Simply put, Zagat appears to be getting stronger. These latest changes deal with the Android app, which is now free, as well as the way you will write reviews on the web.

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Best medium-sized Android smartphones for the fall 2012 season

Bigger is not always better! This principle can be applied to almost everything that surrounds us, ranging from houses and cars, to sound systems and TV sets. However, since this is a technology oriented blog, I’m going to limit the discussion to smartphones throughout the rest of this article.

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iPad mini event set for October 23, a few days before the launch of the Surface Windows 8 tablet

As we get closer to Christmas, we’re going to see a bunch of interesting new gadgets in stores including new tablets. Of those, we expect the 32GB Nexus 7, the iPad mini and the Microsoft Surface to be soon launched.

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Amazon makes no profit on Kindle device sales

The outspoken Amazon CEO, Jeff Bezos, revealed yesterday that Amazon makes no profit on Kindle devices. He explained in a BBC interview that the aim is to get Amazon’s tablets and e-readers into as many hands as possible and then generate profit by selling content.

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Catch Notes 5.1

* Added the ability to change the color assigned to spaces. Now you can use color as a way to organize your spaces.
* Updated to use Google Cloud Messaging for seamless sync with Catch.com.
* Various bug fixes.

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ICS soak testing for Droid Bionic begins, official update may follow soon after

Despite the numerous Ice Cream Sandwich firmwares that have leaked over the last couple of months for the Droid Bionic, Motorola – or Verizon – seemingly isn’t yet ready to roll out the official update. Last we checked, Moto said on its website that the Android 4.0 upgrade will still arrive in Q4. Now, there’s more reason to believe that the software bump is about to become a reality.

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Galaxy S3 Mini pre-order available already, in the UK

Sure, the Galaxy S3 Mini is a disappointment because it feels like Samsung is trying to take advantage of the customer by using such a name for a mid-range device. The Galaxy S3 Mini wants to be cool by carrying the same family name as its bigger brother, which also implies it being sold for a higher-than-anticipated price. And that’s why the crowds are protesting.

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Official Jelly Bean ROM now available for LTE Asus Transformer Pad 300

With Android 4.1 Jelly Bean rolling out so slowly to most high-end devices, it’s pretty easy to forget to give credit even where credit is due. Asus, for example, cannot be judged by the errors of its peers, doing at least an above average work in updating tablets to JB.

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Insignia Flex tablet revealed, to come soon with ICS and 9.7-inch screen

It’s been a while since we’ve welcomed a new member to the Android tablet manufacturing club, and, while a couple of big guys are backing out from the game, one little guy wants in.
Best Buy’s Insignia brand is not a household name to many tech enthusiasts. Nevertheless, after trying its hand with LED TVs and HD radios, the electronics retailer will sell its own tablet starting next month. Now that’s bold!

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HD Voice comes to Rogers and Fido, supported devices revealed

Canadian carriers Rogers and Fido are now offering HD Voice. In simple terms it means better call quality, as the name suggests. In an email to Mobile Syrup Rogers explained,

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Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update heading to Orange San Diego

The Orange San Diego is not your ordinary Android smartphone. Released on June 6 in the UK, it marks Intel’s first foray in the smartphone market, as it is powered by the company’s 1.6GHz Atom Z2460 Medfield processor.

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Intel-powered Motorola Razr i makes its way to France

The excitement over the first Intel-powered phone from Motorola might have died down a bit after the first benchmarks appeared, but the Razr i still looks like a more than decent mid-ranger. The 2 GHz Atom CPU, be it single-core, sounds cooler than cool, while the edge-to-edge display ensures that the phone is both portable and efficient in terms of using screen real estate.

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LG Nexus 4 poses for 360 degree view, camera samples revealed

The Belarusian tech blog Onliner.by has proven a gold mine when it comes to “The World’s Most Thoroughly Leaked Phone”, the LG Nexus 4 (aka LG Optimus G Nexus). We had multiple images of the upcoming Google experience device, shot from every possible angle. But if you want even more, you can’t get any better than a 360 degree of the device, which is exactly what the Belarusians delivered.

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Gmail 4.2 leaked, introduces pinch to zoom, swipe to delete, and more

Gmail users rejoice! If your gmail productivity has been bogged down by the seemingly clunky interface that Gmail offers, we might soon find a solution with the upcoming Gmail 4.2 for Android. A leaked APK gives us a sneak peek of what the upcomin Gmail release has to offer, including new user interface features.

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Weather Eye 3.1.1

1) Fixed bug where there was no icon sometimes
2) Fixed Slovakian translation
3) Fixed widget layout in landscape mode
4) Added forum for feedback (under Send feedback)

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File Explorer 1.0.1

Added measures to help prevent FX background transfers from being stopped by aggressive task killers.
Fixed issues with uploading multiple files to some FTP servers (req. Plus add-on).
Added simple root access diangostics to System Status screen (req. root add-on).
Added capability to bookmark network and cloud destinations directly from the network/cloud home screens (req. Plus add-on).

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Super Video, Floating & Popup 1.3.5

2012-SEP-24 v1.3.3
Modify: fix the YouTube video playback problem from Facebook APP
2012-SEP-20 v1.3.2
Add: new text encoding ISO-8859-11
Modify: user interface improve (Thanks to Yarni Pels )

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ZArchiver 0.5.2

0.5.2
- small bugs fixed
0.5.1
- fixed bugs with add/delete file to archive
- added thumbnail, apk icon
- added 2 icon themes
- added options for classic open archive (as in old version)
- fixed other small bugs

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LINE camera 2.6.0

●You can check the details of all our updates by going into Settings > Notices.
▼2.6.0
★Added a Special category to stamps!
★Added Date Stamps.
★Added new filters: Beam

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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 coming to Telus on October 30

If you’ve been having bouts of excitement just thinking about the Galaxy Note 2, you don’t have to wait until October 24, which is the launch party of Sammy’s “next big thing” in North America, to know the details of its commercial release in Canada.

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Sony’s Xperia AX to be released in Japan as early as November, promo videos are out

Are you getting slightly confused by the many Xperia phones that Sony introduced recently? It probably won’t help that there’s another one coming out soon in Japan, the Xperia AX, although this one is just a variant of the Xperia V.
We’ve talked about the specs of the Xperia AX earlier in the month, where they are basically similar to the V – except for the inclusion of a 1-Seg TV tuner, FeliCia NFC, and infrared port. So you’re looking at the same dual-core 1.5GHz Snapdragon S4 processor, 4.3-inch HD display, 1GB RAM, 16GB internal storage, microSD support, 13MP rear camera, VGA front cam, 1,750mAh battery and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
The Xperia AX will also come with the same water and dust-resistant feature found on the Xperia V.
As for the initially-missing release date of the Xperia AX, Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo said that the phone would be out “between November and December.” This puts it in similar territory as the Xperia V, which has been reported to come out by the end of the year.
If you’re counting down the days until November (or December) comes, Sony has released promo videos of the Xperia AX to help ease your wait. We’ve embedded them all for your viewing pleasure below.

The Xperia AX will come in four flavors: white, pink, black and turquoise. Do you think you’ll be able to resist the temptation of other phones until the Xperia AX/V hits stores in November/December?

SOURCES Xperia Blog

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Apple gets stay over ban of iPhone and iPad in South Korea

Back in August, a Seoul court ruled that both Apple and Samsung did indeed infringe on one another’s patents. As a result, both companies ultimately had several devices banned. Apple of course filed to delay the ban of the company’s iPhone and iPad. Unfortunately for Samsung, Apple’s request has been granted.

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Amazon’s book lending program to be extended in the UK, Germany and France

The Kindle Owners’ Lending Library is an online library service provided to Kindle owners by Amazon. Since launching the service in the US, the company has seen enormous growth. It is undoubtedly popular among Kindle owners as they receive all the benefits with their Amazon Prime membership. Due to the amazing success in the US, Amazon has decided to expand the service’s territory.

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Dolphin Browser 9.0.0

* Dolphin Jetpack Compatibility: The only Dolphin Browser to work Jetpack Add-on.
Camera: Improved support of camera for web apps while browsing.
* Network Diagnosis:Solve your network connection issues and provide shortcut to set your network
* Night Mode: Easily dim your screen to lower brightness level when browsing at night
* Dolphin Connect: Option to sync your data only when connected to Wifi

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Google+ 3.2.0.35289806

- Google+ page owners can view, post and comment from mobile
- Discover people and topics more easily using ‘Find people’
- New Home screen Widget re-design
Overview:
Stay connected and share life as it happens

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