Perfect Viewer 2.0.1.2

2013/04/13 Version 2.0.1.2
-Fixed show blank screen problem when using Bilinear, Bicubic or Lanczos3 at 100% zoom
2013/04/12 Version 2.0.1.1
-Fixed bookshelf crash problem.
-Add Dutch language support, thanks to Michel Faken for translation
2013/04/11 Version 2.0.1
-Rewrite bookshelf function. Now can put more books.

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MiroEX – MIUI 5 Apex Nova ADW 1.2.3

- ADW Compatible fixed . Enjoy !
- Donations are welcome to help ! http://goo.gl/rq2Vj
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Overview:
The MIUI v5 Miro Icons Expansion (Vexillum Project MIUI v5)

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Craving an HTC One? Your local AT&T store might let you buy one right now

Multiple reports suggest that the HTC One has been made available early in at least some AT&T stores, a week ahead of the official release date.
Finally some good news on the HTC One availability front, after multiple reports about the availability problems generated by manufacturing issues. It seems that HTC has been able to deliver its new aluminum-clad flagship ahead of schedule to AT&T stores across the US. Even better, for some reason, AT&T staff have no qualms selling the new HTC One now, even if the device is only programmed to premiere on Friday, April 19.

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Nvidia demoes ArmA Tactics on the Shield – can we buy it already?

The extensive set of controls on Nvidia’s Project Shield make it a great option for playing action-rich games like ArmA Tactics.
Nvidia’s Project Shield, a handheld console styled as a controller and featuring a 5-inch display, is one of the most unique Android devices out there. Except it’s not actually out there, yet. Sadly, we still don’t know when the Tegra 4-powered Shield will actually ship. All we have from Nvidia are some vague estimations and a whole lot of teasing. Oh well, that’s the life of obsessive gadget collectors, I guess.

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This Facebook Home ad starring Mark Zuckerberg and a screaming goat is hilarious

A new commercial for Facebook Home, starring Mark Zuckerberg himself, has been released, and it’s quite funny.
Facebook Home has not been received with universal acclaim by pundits and users, but that’s not going to stop Facebook (nor HTC, which makes the first handset running the launcher, dubbed the HTC First) from promoting it in every possible way.

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Samsung’s Galaxy S3 gets a battery boost with a massive 7000 mAh battery

Samsung’s Galaxy S3 has a 2100 mAh battery, which is more than often barely enough to get you through the day. If you want to give your Galaxy S3 a little boost in the power department, a Redditor has found an off-brand 7000 mAh extended battery to does just that.

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Google beats Bing in malware test

It’s funny how Microsoft’s ‘Scroogled’ campaign seems to do more harm than good for them. First, their campaign to get users to complain about Google via twitter blew up in their face, and now there’s news regarding just what a Bing search will get you. The one thing you don’t want when doing a search is what Bing will bring you more of… and that’s malware.

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King Oddball 1.1.4

-Added option to purchase out the advertisements
Overview:
Blow up tanks and helicopters, squash puny humans, and collapse massive structures! Hurl boulders until nothing remains!
REVIEWS
“perfect gameplay experience, with just the right level of strange to remain memorable.”

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Hardest Game Ever 2 7.0

Enhance stages and added more challenging elements.
Fixed Facebook unable to connect for some devices.
Fixed unable to purchase for some devices.
Added Multi Language Translation – Chinese, Russian, German, Italian, French, Japanese, Korean
Overview:
Ranked #1 (Overall) in US, UK, Canada, Germany, Australia, … for HARDEST GAME EVER 1,

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Google beats Bing in malware test

It’s funny how Microsoft’s ‘Scroogled’ campaign seems to do more harm than good for them. First, their campaign to get users to complain about Google via twitter blew up in their face, and now there’s news regarding just what a Bing search will get you. The one thing you don’t want when doing a search is what Bing will bring you more of… and that’s malware.

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Verizon announces upgrade availability changes for wireless customers

Verizon has just announced that it will be making a few changes concerning upgrade eligibility for customers under two-year wireless contracts. It also announced changes that affect the discontinued New Every Two program and the shared upgrade option that is available for all its customers.

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Cut the Rope: Time Travel announced, making its way to Android in the near future

Zeptolabs hasn’t developed a Cut the Rope game in two years, but the company announced it is returning to the series with a new game from the Cut the Rope series called Time Travel.
Details are scarce, as the developer hasn’t announced release date or pricing information just yet. Even the minute long teaser trailer had little to no hints on a launch date. If previous Cut the Rope games are anything to go by, we can expect to see the game in two formats: a free version and a $0.99 version.

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Carphone Warehouse offering a free Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 with the purchase of a Galaxy S3 Mini

Carphone Warehouse is offering a free Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 with the purchase of a Galaxy S3 Mini on a new two-year contract.
Interested buyers will have to sign-up for a new two-year contract through O2, Orange or Vodafone to get the free Galaxy Tab 2 7.0. Plans begin at £22, £26 and £38, respectively. Additional plan options can be found at the source link below.

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Flipboard 2.0 users love their magazines

In the wake of Google Reader being shuttered, Flipboard announced a new ‘create your own magazine’ feature. That function, built into their 2.0 update, allows users to basically cobble together stories they find interesting. Due to the interface of Flipboard, it populates like a digital magazine. You can even share it via various social media platforms. Pretty awesome, right?

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Jelly Bean update on its way to Motorola Droid Bionic, starting Monday

We’ve known for a while now that the Motorola Droid Bionic would eventually be getting an update to Jelly Bean. Now it looks like the time has come. Verizon has now released a detailed page that lists the update as build number 98.72.22.XT875, which brings with it Android 4.1.2.

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UK government investigates freemium games aimed at children

Raise your hand if you love in-app purchases, and the idea of freemium games. Something tells me that few to no hands are up. Universally, in-app purchases don’t get much love, but did you know that beyond being annoying, in-app purchases aimed at children could be illegal as well? At least that could be the case in the UK.

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Can Samsung sell one million Galaxy Mega 5.8 handsets a month?

Regardless of whether or not we agree with the ever increasing size of smartphones, it seems that Samsung believes that its newest range of rather large Galaxy handsets is going strike a chord with consumers.
Although not officially stated by Samsung, there is reason to believe that the company is aiming to ship roughly one million of its new Galaxy Mega 5.8 handsets a month.

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A measure of Android tablet popularity

Do you have an Android tablet? According to a survey by Pew research, 25% of adults have a tablet of some sort, and the iPad is clearly leading the way. We’re not worried about them, though… we want to know about Android!

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Photos: Gmail 5 concept is absolutely stunning

Gmail for Android has yet to receive the same redesign treatment as Google+, and app designer Paul Burke has his own idea of what it should look like. Burke wanted to reimagine how Gmail for Android could look since the introduction of Google Now. Also inspired by the design on iOS, he got to work creating several stunning renders.

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Kakao will offer Android launcher

The ‘apperating system’ is a great concept, that much is clear. It has some concerned, as it could ask for permissions on your device that may be suspect, but the idea is phenomenal. We’re all big fans here at Android Authority, as it adds a level of usability to Android not yet considered.

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Toshiba AT10-A could be one of the first NVIDIA Tegra 4 devices

n the past we’ve heard talk about Toshiba being one of the first companies to adopt the upcoming Nvidia Tegra 4 processor. Now it looks there might be proof to back that claim up.
The Toshiba AT15 and AT10-A-A REGZA have now made appearances on the Wi-Fi Association and Bluetooth Special Interest Group, supposedly equipped with Tegra 4 processors. Outside of the names, what do we know? Not a whole lot. Apparently this isn’t the first time we’ve seen the AT10, though.

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Samsung Galaxy S3 from Sprint now decked out in Amethyst Purple garb

Have you ever looked at the Samsung Galaxy S3 and thought to yourself, “Man, this phone would be perfect if it were available in purple.” No? Well, go ahead and think it anyway. And while you’re eat it, try to get used to the thought, too. As of today, a third official color has been made available as an option for the Galaxy S3, and that color is Amethyst Purple. It’s a bit on the flamboyant side, especially when compared with the original colors. But it’s definitely here to stay, at least for customers under Sprint in the U.S.

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Chat Heads comes to Facebook Android Messenger app via update

The Facebook Home user interface will be available today to download from the Google Play Store on certain Android smartphones, but the Chat Heads messaging feature can already be experienced on other Android devices as well.

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New York police officers fight crime with the power of Android

It looks like Android just added a new skill to its résumé, fighting crime.
Last summer the New York Police Department began quietly rolling out a new pilot program that would equip officers with Android-powered smartphones. Since then, roughly 400 handsets have made their way into the hands of officers, providing a way to quickly find information including criminal records and open warrants.

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HTC One stars in dating show parody ad with James Van Der Beek

HTC is on a mission to convince you that its latest flagship smartphone, the Android-powered HTC One, is the one and only smartphone that you will ever need. And it intends to accomplish this with the aid of American actor James Van Der Beek, who is most famous for playing the lead role in the hit 90s TV show Dawson’s Creek. If you’re not convinced that HTC can do that, then you need to spend the next three and a half minutes watching a video of an HTC-sponsored parody ad. Perhaps it will change your mind.

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New O2 tariff allows customers to upgrade to the latest handset at anytime

Tired of waiting for your contract to expire before you can get your hands on the latest smartphone? We’ve already heard that T-Mobile is pondering the best way to help customers with this irritating problem, but O2 has beaten them to the punch with its new O2 Refresh tariff.

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Kepler Mobile will bring true console-like graphics to Tegra devices (video)

A demo of Nvidia’s upcoming Kepler Mobile GPUs shows a mobile chip running Battlefield 3. By adapting the high performance Kepler architecture to the constraints of mobile devices, Nvidia hopes to make true console-like mobile graphics a reality.

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Judge accuses Apple and Google of using patent trials as “business strategy”

The Apple vs Samsung patent clash has been making the headlines the most in the past year or so, but that’s not the only seemingly endless legal dispute starring some of the big tech companies of today. Apple is involved in another such “thermonuclear” war, against Motorola (or shall we say Google?).

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LinkedIn acquires news reading service Pulse for $90 million

With over 200 million members, LinkedIn is, by far, the biggest professional social network of the moment. Not content with dominating its niche, the business-orientated network is looking to expand its horizon by purchasing the news app Pulse.

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CyanogenMod 10.1 ‘M3′ builds out for Samsung Galaxy SIII, Kindle Fire and others

Like in politics  24 hours is a long time in the world of custom Android ROMs. CyanogenMod, the most popular alternative Android firmware, is updated regularly by its many contributors and there is a nightly build system which makes the bleeding edge releases available for download.

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ASUS Fonepad arrives in South East Asia

The 8GB version of the ASUS Fonepad with 3G mobile data and voice-calling has just been launched in South East Asia. This 8GB version features a microSD slot that is expandable to 32GB, and has 9 hours of battery life.
Unlike most 7-inch tablets in the market, the Fonepad comes with a 1.2GHz Z2420 Intel Atom processor, built on Intel’s 32nm process technology and optimized for the Android platform. According to Prakash Mallaya, Country Manager of Intel Malaysia and Singapore, the Intel Atom Z2420 chip delivers the power efficiency,

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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 now available in the US for a steep $400

Unveiled less than two months ago, the S Pen-toting Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is already available in the US of A via a number of online retailers. That’s the good news, seeing as Sammy has kept its promise from a few days ago, but we also have some bad news for you.

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Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 won’t be headed for UK any time soon

Now that you’ve probably got a fairly good grasp of what the newly-minted Samsung Galaxy Mega smartphone is all about, then perhaps you’re wondering when you’ll be able to actually get your hands on one. As in, when it will be available for sale in your area. Well, if you’re from the U.K., you’re going to have to forget about at least one version of it. Because apparently, Samsung has decided not to sell the Galaxy Mega 5.8 there at all.

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Nimble Quest 1.0.2

** Introducing Bolas **
Bolas is an elemental monk from the eastern planes. He is lightly armored & shoots a spinning blast of energy that explodes on impact.
- New Hero
- Auto Gem Magnet on stage completion
- Back button now works on level screen

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DODO FLY: NEW WORLD 1.0

No recent changes.

Overview:
The TOP casual game for Android! ! !
The Second Hit is coming! ! !
Lovely marine creatures, clear blue sky, and the picturesque scenery! ! !
Let the little dolphin jump in the open sea! ! !
Remember to avoid the little fish and shrimps! ! ! Try to jump to the destination! ! !

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Beat the Boss 2 1.51

===== V1.3 =====
✪ New Weapons
Dark Magic
American Football
Sports Balls
Flower Bouquet
Chocolate

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FRONTLINE COMMANDO: D-DAY 1.0.2

➤ Added sensitivity slider for aiming to settings menu
➤ Bug fixes and other improvements to game performance
Overview:
High-end, immersive tablet gameplay!
Lead the charge on D-Day as the tip of the spear in the largest Allied invasion of WW2! Defeat the occupation forces and take back France; storm the beaches, clear the trenches and liberate towns as you battle through the countryside of Normandy.

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Eden to Green 1.0.0

No recent changes.

Overview:
The machines have invaded the beautiful planet of Eden!
Alien machines have come to steal the natural resources of Eden. They’ve all but completely destroyed Eden and there are only a small handful of plants and trees left alive. Euphoria, the natural energy of Eden needed for life to survive is dwindling fast.

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Chromebook Pixel LTE to start shipping on April 12

The 4G LTE version of Google’s recently launched Chromebook Pixel laptop will reach those customers that ordered it via the Google Play Store on April 12, Google announced.
The company posted a short message on Google+ a few hours ago confirming that the Chrome notebook is finally ready to ship:

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The Tribez 1.25

- The tribesmen are celebrating Fool’s Day! Build the God of Fun Totems, and he will reward you!
- New quests and themed items
- A number of technical improvements
Overview:
“…the Tribez is one of the most enjoyable and in-depth city-builders

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Rumor: Google X Phone release date delayed to ‘August or later’

A new Google X Phone report says that the handset won’t be released in “late June or July,” as previously rumored, but in “August or later.”
According to Phone Arena’s sources, the handset is still in prototype phase but there’s “no word on why the release date has been pushed back.”

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Google hiring Glass ‘advisors’ to aide owners

Yesterday, we reported Glass will ship within the next month to developers who shelled out $1,500 at Google I/O last year. Now it’s come to our attention that Google is hiring up to 40 “advisors” to help people over the phone, or at events, who will soon receive the next-generation eyewear. This group of individuals will be based in New York or San Francisco, and travel to Glass-related events.

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Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo headed to the UK in May, pricing still unknown

Announced earlier this month, the Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo is slated to arrive in the UK next month. While pricing is still unknown, you can expect it to be a lot more affordable than Samsung’s high-end devices.

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Google unveils Inactive Account Manager to handle data after inactivity periods or death

As the the digital age pushes users more and more towards cloud computing, privacy and security are becoming increasingly important. For the most part, people are generally accepting of companies like Google using their personal data while they are actively using their accounts. However, users are becoming more and more concerned about what happens to their data when they are no longer using it.

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Sprint may be announcing 21 new LTE markets on April 12th

It looks like quite a few lucky Sprint subscribers are about to see LTE service finally come to their local market on April 12th, at least if an alleged internal memo turns out to be the real deal.
The news of the upcoming Sprint network expansion was first reported on by Phone Arena, who received the memo from a inside source. In the memo, a total of 21 markets are listed including Los Angeles, Norfolk and Memphis.

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BlackBerry phones least likely to be bought, Raymond James survey says

A recent Raymond James survey has asked customers, among other things, what device they would never use, the options being BlackBerry, iPhone, or Android devices.
BlackBerry gathered quite a few of the respondents’ votes in the Raymond James survey, quoted by AllThingsD. A whopping 71.4 percent of the 250 people who took the survey said that there is nothing that would get them to buy a BlackBerry device.

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Rumor: New Huawei ‘Edge’ will have aluminum casing

Aluminum is the new plastic when it comes to cell phone construction, it seems. Everyone from HTC to Sony is doing it. If this new rumor is true, Huawei is fully investing in keeping up with the jones’.
The image you see above is, allegedly, the new aluminum casing for a new Huawei phone, reportedly named “Edge”. Having already released the Ascend D2, a fantastic phone on its own, the addition of another high-end device seems odd. Then again, in looking at the pic… something seems off.

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Rayman Jungle Run gets a free update adding quite a few additional levels

Back in September of last year Rayman Jungle Run arrived to the Google Play Store, providing much more than just another “run forever” type of game. Jungle Run was true to the spirit of the Rayman series, including recent titles like Rayman Origins. Now Ubisoft is back with an all-new update that brings plenty of news levels and excitement to the Jungle Run experience.

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Samsung Galaxy Mega hands on pictures emerge

The rumored Galaxy Mega 6.3-inch and 5.8-inch devices were both confirmed this morning by Samsung. The guys over at Ubergizmo got their hands on the Mega 6.3, and shared their thoughts on the design, display, and performance. Before we dive into that, here is a quick rundown of specs for both devices:

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New rumor claims LG Optimus F7 is on its way to Boost Mobile

LG first unveiled the Optimus F7 back at MWC, hoping to bring to the market a modestly-priced 4G capable handset for those looking for a solid Android experience without paying top dollar to get it. Now a new rumor indicates that the LG Optimus F7 may soon be making its way over to U.S. prepaid carrier, Boost Mobile.

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