Sleep as Android 20121018

-Fix for empty sleep graph on some devices >4.0 including some of the Samsung, Motorola and Huawei
-Two new lullabies: Wind walking, Old clock
-Untagged music files are also shown in ringtone picker at the end of the list
-Polish translations (many thanks to Kacper)

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Cymera 1.2.2

Actualización v1.2.2]
* Nuevas funciones
- Mejor integración con Facebook al subir fotos
- Agregada función para escoger si guardar foto o no después de tomar.
- Soporte en alemán
* Corrección de errores
- Corregido problema en Jellybean OS

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X-plore File Manager 3.10

✔ Arabic language
✔ Auto scrolling after expanding folder
✔ Bigger buttons on large screens
✔ Fixes: FTP, SkyDrive
Overview:
X-plore is dual-pane file manager with tree view, LAN/FTP/Root/Clouds and more.

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Android Weather 2.3.2

Version 2.3.2
- Added an option in widget settings to remove left zero from hours.
- Fixed day/night calculation
- Fixed notification bar condition.
Overview:
Simple and Accurate…

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File Expert 5.0.2

V5.0.2 Change Log
1. Change default UI. Theme Manager is back and Candy Theme is available. We are working on more themes!!
2. Improve Korean and Portuguese translation. Add Czech support.
3. Add SugarSync in My Could
4. Add Wi-Fi Direct Sharing

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Critical Strike Portable 2.590

Ver 2.572
- improved performance & optimizations
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Ver 2.53
- out of memory crashes, performance optimizations
- can scale buttons with two fingers
- fixed sniper cross-hair

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Dinosaur War 1.3.2

Happy Halloween Day！
Overview:
Dinosaur War brings you back to the most fierce prehistoric battles!
Dark force overwhelmed the lost land, destroying the homeland where men and dinosaurs have lived in harmony for so long. Survivors are determined to unite with dinosaur allies and expel the evil off the land.

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Sony Nexus X was a clever fake, guy who did it confesses

From time to time, as a tech blogger, you are confronted with a dilemma. Cover an unsubstantiated rumor/leak or let it pass? Sure, you strive to offer only accurate information, but what if you dismiss something as fake, and that report turns out to be real? It can be a tough call to make, and from time to time, you are bound to make mistakes.

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Jelly Bean heading to O2’s Galaxy S3, Vodafone to push the update out Monday

When it comes to that buttery smooth Jelly Bean update for the Samsung Galaxy S3, those in the UK fare better than American folks who may not get the update until 2013. Three has jump started the race to bring Android 4.1 to Galaxy S3 owners in the UK, where the update has been pushed out for a couple of days. Now, more carriers have announced when customers can expect to frantically check their phone for signs of jelly.

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Verizon is preparing to roll out Ice Cream Sandwich update for LG Spectrum

Remember that promise that an LG official made about the Ice Cream Sandwich update heading for the Spectrum really soon? That was hinted back in July. Just when most folks are about to lose faith in humanity Verizon and LG, out pops the announcement that the long awaited software upgrade to Android 4.0 for the LG Spectrum is now ready to be served.

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Little Empire 1.12.2

1.12.2 Bugs fix
Added new research system, gem system, knapsack inventory function, contact block function, and special event prizes, as well as further user interface improvements.
Overview:
World’s first LBS (Location Based Services) mobile MMO game in 3D.
In the unique fantasy world of Little Empire, you will act as the hero of your own castle city. You will defend and expand it through challenges in the Arena, Adventure mode, and more until you’ve built a glorious empire of your very own.

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T-Mobile: No more 200MB data plans, 2GB is the new minimum

Mobile carriers are moving away from their legacy data plans in an effort to promote more usage (and perhaps charging a higher base fee for data). T-Mobile, for one, is changing its minimum data plan. While you can previously subscribe to a 200MB bucket for $10, the minimum is now the Unlimited Plus data plan, which starts at $20. This change was effected last October 10, 2012.

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Mozilla opens Firefox mobile app marketplace for public testing

Mozila is joining in on the app marketplace race. But instead of going the Amazon, Google and Apple route offering native apps, Mozilla is focusing on mobile web. Firefox for Android now features an online marketplace of mobile web apps for user testing.

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Bell gives Galaxy Nexus “end of life” sentence

It appears that Bell is already preparing for the next Nexus device. Bell has officially stated that the Samsung Galaxy Nexus has reached “end of life” status. This means that retailers are ordered to sell their remaining inventory because they will not be receiving any new devices.

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T-Mobile product event also scheduled for Oct. 29th, it’s going to be a busy day

October 29th is shaping up to be a pretty important day for mobile news. On the east coast, Google is preparing a press conference that will more than likely focus on the Nexus 4 and other rumored Nexus devices. On the west coast, Microsoft will hold its Windows Phone 8 release event. Now it seems T-Mobile is joining the party by announcing its own press event scheduled for the evening of the 29th.

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French hacker collects 500,000 Euros with malware app, targets Android mostly

We often talk about malware in the mobile space, and most reports out there usually paint Google’s mobile OS as an easier target for individuals that want to take advantage of security flaws in mobile devices to make money off of unsuspecting smartphone and tablet users.

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32GB Nexus 7 now in stock at Staples

After countless rumors and no official word from Google, it appears that the 32GB Nexus 7 is now a reality. It appears that the device is now currently in stock at Staples. They are not yet on sale though and there is no indication when they will be. The reason Google has stayed so quiet about the upgraded memory capacity is undoubtedly due to the Android event scheduled for October 29th, where we will mostly like receive an official announcement.

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New trailer for Need For Speed: Most Wanted is here

Having seen the trailer that Electronic Arts released for Need for Speed: Most Wanted back in June – we understand if you’re rather pumped up for the game’s impending arrival, as it has been hinted to come to Google Play and other platforms on October 30 – though the date may still change.

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Verizon rolls out ICS update for LG’s Lucid 4G

The lesser known LG Lucid 4G was released on Verizon in March. Not surprisingly, its decent sheet of specs was accompanied by Android 2.3 Gingerbread. It was the LG Optimus L7, if we’re not mistaken, that received the honor of being LG’s first Android 4.0 phone – a phone that came out a couple of months after the Lucid 4G.

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Verizon Wireless to get Google Play Store carrier billing, confirms Google Play Twitter account

Verizon Wireless isn’t known for doing things like letting their customers bill them on Google Play Store purchases. This hasn’t affected anything like sales for Verizon. However, having only the pay by credit card option is a little limiting.

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Jelly Bean is coming for all UK-based Samsung Galaxy S3 users “in the coming weeks”

Just yesterday we saw Three UK confirm the availability of Jelly Bean for the Samsung Galaxy S3. And well, that news seems to have left plenty of questions regarding the update on other carriers. On that note, we have a bit of news. But it does come with a catch.

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Onyx E Ink smartphone in the works, promises one week battery life (video)

Praised for its readability in “difficult” lighting conditions and for its battery saving potential, but criticized for lag and inability to display colors, the E Ink display technology has been heavily used on e-book readers during the past few years, including on Amazon’s highly successful Kindle line.

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Google’s mobile business grows up: $8 billion run rate in Q3 2012

Yesterday’s Q3 earnings report and the following investor call offered us some precious glimpses into Google’s operation. We learned, for instance, that we should not expect a pure Google phone from Motorola in the following six months.

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Dreaming of a pure Google Motorola phone? 2013 will bring it (maybe)

Yesterday, after the big brouhaha over the prematurely released earnings report, and the small brouhaha over the Chromebook (yes, they jumped the gun on that too), Google also discussed the situation of Motorola.

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Facebook for Android updated to improve photo functionality

Mobile is the future. And mobile is the key to Facebook’s success. Those were the exact words used by Mark Zuckerberg more than once in statements and interviews given during the past few months, despite him also saying that FB is not planning to release a smartphone of its own.

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Sony Xperia T, TX, V Jelly Bean upgrades coming in Q1 2013, other handsets also mentioned

Sony has some interesting plans regarding its smartphone future, but issuing timely Android updates are not part of them. The company has shared more details about its Android 4.1 Jelly Bean roll out, but in case you don’t own one of the recently launched Xperia models you won’t like what we’re about to tell you.

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AT&T voices concerns over Softbank-Sprint-Clearwire merger, asks regulators to look into the deals

With AT&T and Verizon boosting the gap between them and the competition significantly of late, the US wireless carrier market seemed to be destined for a long-term duopoly. AT&T even tried to buy out one major competitor to consolidate its leadership position, but failed due to regulatory hurdles.

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Microsoft reports profit dip ahead of crucial Windows 8 launch

It’s that time of the year again. Public tech companies report their earnings for the previous quarter, and analysts and tech bloggers get to dissect them and compare them against predictions.
But after years of growth, the mood is gloomy across the board this October. In the past few days, Intel, IBM, and AMD reported downbeat quarters, and just yesterday, Google’s botched filling caused a big dip in share value and a temporary trade suspension.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and LG Optimus L9 T-Mobile pricing revealed by leak

Even with so many new impressively spec’d phablets being leaked or unveiled, Samsung’s Galaxy Note 2 is still the top “beast” US tech users are craving for. After an excruciatingly long couple of months, the GNote 2 is finally ready to go on sale from all major American carriers, and the pricing and availability puzzles are starting to get solved.

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Google Nexus 10 spotted on Picasa, not known if it’s a Samsung tablet

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: an unofficial Nexus device has been spotted in EXIF photo data on Picasa. Yes, this tends to happen a lot and we always remind you that EXIF data can be faked if one wanted to.

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6.1-inch 1080p Huawei Ascend Mate to push phablet boundaries even further

Samsung’s Galaxy S3 has been the undeniable star of the Android galaxy in 2012, but the competition for the world’s next super-phone will definitely take things to the edge. LG’s Optimus G was one of the most likely candidates for the throne just a few weeks back, but in the meantime the 4.7-incher’s stunning spec sheet has been severely undercut by a bunch of new devices.

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Galaxy Nexus getting younger brothers, as in more than one?

Google has scheduled a press event for October 29, where it will most likely unveil the LG Nexus 4 and Android 4.2, its next major Android update, at least according to current reports.
But is Google going to unveil more than one Nexus-branded device during the event? A few weeks ago we thought that the Galaxy Nexus 2 and a HTC Nexus 5 were also going to be part of the Nexus family,

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ST-Ericsson confirms Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini is powered by its NovaThor ModAp chip

After hearing that the Galaxy S3 would get a mini sidekick, it did not take long for Samsung to burst our bubble of excitement – especially after several leaks revealed that the Galaxy S3 Mini would only be packing a dual-core CPU clocked at 1GHz. This led to our assessment of just how big of a disappointment the 4-inch phone was turning out to be.

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Android 4.0 ICS update heading to Motorola Droid Bionic

After the Android 4.0 update for the Droid Bionic was pushed out to soak testers a week ago, Verizon has confirmed that the Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade is coming to everyone who still believes in the greatness of the Droid Bionic, but probably can’t wait for their two-year contract to end.

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Tango Text, Voice, Video Calls 2.3.31305

➜ NEW! Challenge your friends to a game of ToonTag!
☂ Bug fixes and performance improvements
Previous Versions:
✓ NEW! Send pictures with Tango Messages! Take a new photo or choose an existing one.
✓ NEW! Tango Bug Squash! Compete for high score during your next video call.
✓ Tango Specials – new Tango Surprises are being rolled out every few weeks.

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Norton AntiVirus & Security 3.0.0.694

Fixed a connection issue when users tried to upgrade from Lite to Full Version
Overview:
Security, antivirus, antitheft protection that won’t slow your Android down.
Norton™ Mobile Security Lite protects your mobile device against loss, theft and malware. Norton lends its anti-malware, anti virus, and security expertise to mobile. Your life and your important Stuff is on your phone. Keep it safe with Norton™ Mobile Security Lite for Android.

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Google Calendar 201210120

Since Jellybean (4.1):
- Improved compatibility with non-Nexus devices.
- Time range for synced events extends from one year in the past to one year in the future.
- Send feedback to Google from within the app.
Since Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0)
- Display event-specific colors.

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Atom Launcher 1.3.2

For now, version 1.3.2 is the lastest.
**Updates
- Fixed the market execption error
- Add an option that can remve outline when customizing icons
- Changed widget icon and Atom-widget icon on setting

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fring 4.0.0.11

What’s New
* Phone number only registration, no username/password
* Automatic recognition of friends that are already using fring
* New look and feel, new text log and call log screens
* New Dialer design

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ASTRO File Manager / Browser 4.0.433

Jelly Bean & Ice Cream Sandwich users: Brand New ASTRO v4.0 with a new interface, user experience and features including cloud integration’s.
- Side swipe to get to different locations fast
- Manage files on Google Drive & Dropbox from ASTRO
- Search files by type regardless of location
Non-Jelly Bean Users: we will be rolling v4 to you over the next few weeks.

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TTPod 3.94.1016

No recent changes.

Overview:
One of the most successful and popular music players for Android
TTPod is one of the most successful and popular music players for Android with more than 10 million downloads worldwide.
What’s the TTPod powerful features:
- High quality decoding with mp3,mp4/m4a,wma,flac and ape;

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GO TaskManager EX 1.6

-Update-
1. [New] Free to try ‘Advanced Kill’ on the main page, need ROOT
2. [New] Support to win PRO Version with Getjar gold
3. [Optimize] Optimized the scrolling effect in apk scans
4. [Fix] Fixed tiny bugs

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Boat Browser 4.5.1 [af]

Version 4.5.1 update:
1. Fix issue about pinch-zoom on Android 4.0+.
Version 4.5 update:
1. Bookmark page optimize, support showing history in bookmark page.
2. Support two more language: Hebrew and Polish.
3. Support browser orientation setting.
4. Support upload file on Android 4.1.

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GAE Proxy 0.18.0

0.17.6
1. UPDATE: goagent 2.0.13
0.16.7
1. UPDATE: goagent 1.8.11
0.16.6
1. FIX: some users cannot access google play

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WhatsApp Messenger 2.8.6298

Version 2.8.5732
critical bug fixes for Sony Ericsson devices
media upload bug fix
updated localization
Version 2.8.5310
improved emoji picker with expanded symbols
miscellaneous bug fixes and localization improvements

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Nova Launcher 1.3.2 Final

Unread counts for Email, Reader, GVoice and more via TeslaUnread 2.0 (Prime)
Include Android 4.1.2 changes *
Fix Transparency on Samsung Jellybean
Fix blank desktop when leaving drawer
Fix icon pack crash on some HTC devices
Fix drawer not correctly remembering position

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Mobile Hidden Camera 3.2.180-9

- Android 4.x Jelly Bean ready, even tested on various tablets from the Nexus 7 down to the original Motorola Xoom
- in-app upgradable through Android Market to align with Google’s Android Market policies
- front camera support, with advanced per-camera quality control settings
- use hardware volume buttons to start shooting
- burst-mode super fast shooting, up to 10/s

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ScoreMobile: Sports & Scores 1.6.6

-Fixed a bug where some v1.6.5 users were getting app crashes on start-up
-Fixed a bug where some users weren’t seeing their faved teams in My Score
-Fixed a bug where delayed MLB games were not showing the current score
-Fixed a bug where auto refresh was not preserving a user’s place on the page
-Fixed a bug where some users were getting errors when sharing to Facebook

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Up to 1 million Nexus 7 tablets sold by Google so far?

So Google’s poorly leaked / released financial results for the third quarter of the year caused quite a commotion today, with Google shares dropping almost 10% when news broke out that Google has missed estimated earnings for Q3 2012.

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Path 2.5.6

★ Improved place picker now features an interactive map view!
☂ Bug fixes.
Overview:
Stay connected with family and close friends.
Path is the personal network where you connect with family and close friends. By limiting you to 150 connections, Path is a safe and trusted place to share the moments that matter with the people who matter most. With a focus on beautiful design and responsiveness, Path is 5-star rated and loved by millions of users.

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