Juice Factory – The Original 2.4.1

v2.4.1
* A special version that offer the FREE bonus 5 Gems Pack + 5,000 Coins Pack thanks to AppGratis!
v.2.4.0
* Add the Corona Cloud for Leaderboards and Achievements
* Fixed bugs in selecting level and roulette
Overview:
★ Unlock 5 Gems Pack + 5,000 Coins Pack, FREE today with AppGratis! ★
*** The popular iOS game is now available on Google Play***

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SushiChop 3.3.2

3.3.2 – Made the blade select screen easier to use, and other bug fixes
3.3.0 -
• New multiplayer tournaments! Play for glory and more! (Uses geolocation to offer you the best match ups.)
• Draw the fish to your finger with the new Shadow Blade!
• Bug fixes and optimizations resulting in a 30% increase in awesomeness

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Google Play Books 2.8.68

Fixed the problem with opening some Japanese books.
Fixed an accessibility problem with saying the book title.
Stability and performance improvements.

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Arikui Launcher 0.8.4.1

v0.8.4 :
- Bugs fixing.
- The loading module has been reconstructed for the faster speed and lower memory consumption. But it may cause some bugs. Please tell me if you find those hateful bugs! ;D
- Add language support to Croatian.
- Folder merging.
- And some other small changes.- Help me if you can translate the default language(English) into other language !

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Zandra – Make your Jarvis 5.6

5.5: Improve Hands-Free
5.4: Improve Hands-Free, add clear default launcher into Exit button
5.3: Add Hands-free BETA(Listen in Background)
5.1: Add Search Bar into App Drawer
5.0 add actions(Power off, reboot, hot reboot, go ot recovery, settings activities)
4.9: add navigation into search engine

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MiHome Launcher 2.5.1

✭ New – recent running task manage
✭ New – OneKeyClear Gadget
✭ Optimized – update clock gadget for size 2*2
✭ Optimized – OneKeyLockscreen Gadget can move to dockbar
✭ Fixed – mihome modify ringtones
✭ Fixed – minor theme bugs

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Clearwire board recommends shareholders accept Dish offer, not Sprint’s

The saga continues for Sprint.
When the announcement came that the US carrier would be purchased by Japanese counterpart Softbank, it seemed pretty cut and dry. Softbank had a respectable offer in place, Sprint accepted it, and life would go on. Of course, the deal had a few caveats, like Sprint purchasing the remaining interest in Clearwire they no longer owned.

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Jane Wilde 1.3

Update 1.1 bug fixes:
• fixed problem with in app purchases
• fixed problem with sharing on Facebook
Update 1.3 bug fixes:
• fixed minor bugs

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Real Racing 3 1.1.12

Real Racing goes to the Middle East! Race around the challenging Dubai Autodrome at twilight in a brand new range of Lexus and Dodge cars.
• New Track – Dubai Autodrome: 6 track layouts with day and twilight racing
• New Manufacturer – Lexus
• New Cars – Lexus IS-F, Lexus LFA, Dodge Charger RT, Dodge Charger SRT8

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Pet Rescue Saga 1.0.3

Now you can play the hit game Pet Rescue Saga on your mobile and tablet!
Overview:
Pet Rescue Saga
Description Can you bust through matching blocks to save the Pets from the evil Snatchers? Loads of tricky and challenging levels of puzzle excitement await in this amazing adventure.

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Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean updates reportedly delayed

The Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 is apparently delayed according to a publication.
Sam Mobile posted on Twitter a short message to advise that the update has been delayed, with the “new TW [TouchWiz]” apparently being to blame:

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Gameloft shows off new stunning graphics of upcoming Asphalt 8: Airborne

All driving game aficionados will be pleased to hear that Gameloft is working on the next installment in the Asphalt series and the graphics look stunning! Asphalt 8: Airborne, which is scheduled to be released this summer, includes new maps, a new physics engine, and new weather effects. Dubbed “Airborne” because of the off ramps that launch your car into the air for some spectacular stunts, the new game will only cost $0.99 when released!

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Save My Bird 1.0.2

This update
brings:
- Fixed some defects.
Enjoy it and thank you for supporting Save My Bird. Overview:
Play the newest match game from the makers of the super hit apps, Bubble Kingdom and Jewel Maze 2!

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Sokoban Garden 3D 1.28

If you’ll find a bug or have any other suggestions please let us know!
–1.28–
* New non isometric camera mode
* Next four levels in 5box
* More soon!
–1.26–
*New levels and more informations in puzzle accomplishment window.

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Verizon Casio Commando 4G LTE press image apparently leaked

A new rugged Android-powered handset is heading to Verizon soon, according to an apparently leaked press image of the smartphone.
The picture below, provided by the well-known @evleaks, who has been the source of plenty of similar leaks in the past, shows the Casio Commando 4G LTE (also known as the G’zOne Commando 811), which should be launched by Big Red in the near future. As you can see in the picture, Verizon's logo is present,

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New Google Play Store shipping options available: Ground and Saver

Two new shipping options are now officially available to Play Store users interested in buying Google hardware, just as previously rumored.
Ground and Saver shipping options have been quitely added to the Google Play Store checkout shipping options, allowing you to save cash on your orders. The downside is that you’ll have to wait a while longer to get your precious gadgets.

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$99 7-inch Android tablets could arrive in Q3, new report says

A new report indicates that even cheaper Android tablets may be hitting stores in the very near future.
According to Digitimes, 7-inch tablets priced at only $99 could be launched in the third quarter of the year, although the publication doesn’t list any model by name, nor does it mention the OEMs that would create sell such devices.

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Dolphin Emulator Pre-Alpha 0.5

Pre-Alpha Version 0.5
- Raise minimum Android version to Ice Cream Sandwich. 2.3 was just setting for people that asked for it. This won’t be dropped back down again.
- Fix a issue with drawn buttons causing graphical corruption
- Fix a issue where it wouldn’t let someone leave the sdcard directory.
Pre-Alpha Version 0.4
- Fix Back and Menu key not opening the navigation drawer.

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Android 4.2 Jelly Bean vs iOS 7

Apple’s WWDC is in full swing, and arguably the biggest part of its keynote yesterday morning was the unveiling of the new iOS 7. Now that iOS 7 has been announced we can formally pit the two biggest mobile operating systems head to head. It’s go time – Android 4.2 Jelly Bean vs iOS 7 – in an all out fight to the death (or at least till one smartphone runs out of battery, whatever comes first).

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Additional Huawei Ascend P6 specs and Emotion UI images leak ahead of next week’s launch event

The Huawei Ascend P6 isn't exactly the net’s best kept secret. Not only has Hauwei confirmed (and teased about) the phone’s existence, we've also seen several leaks giving us new information and showing the phone in various colors such as black, white and even pink.

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Apple may have finally figured out what they are

Heading into WWDC, Apple made no bones about what we’d be getting from them. Unlike I/O, which is full of delightful mystery in the months leading up to it, Apple is fairly straightforward about WWDC. Walking into the event, banners with “7” and “X” decked the Moscone center. Anyone who was there, or cared to keep tabs on Apple, knew what they were about to see.

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Google officially acquires Waze

Over the weekend, we told you about Google’s bid for Waze being on the horizon. The reported $1.3 billion price tag would eventually marry Waze with Maps, providing a better real-time traffic picture.
As it turns out, those reports were pretty spot on.

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iOS 7 borrows heavily from its competition, but should we care?

If you were online at all yesterday, you probably heard at least a little bit about Apple’s latest iOS 7. The new UI is completed redesigned and transforms the aging platform into something modern and fresh. At the same time, it also looks very familiar.

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Intel CloverTrail+ processor mops the floor with its competitors

There’s no denying that smartphones are becoming pretty powerful; quad-core processors are now the standard in high-end handsets and clock speeds are creeping up into laptop territory as well. However, the one big problem that mobile technology still faces is the limitations imposed by running processors on a battery.
With the likes of the Exynos 5 Octa and Snapdragon 600 offering pretty much all the power you’ll need in a smartphone, the next big battleground is likely to be fought over power consumption. New architectures like big.LITTLE demonstrate that chip designers understand the problems associated with increasingly power hungry processors, but it’s hard to tell which chip manufacturer actually has the best energy efficiency.

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Nvidia Shield Showcase: Cribs Edition

There’s plenty of gaming news coming out today thanks to E3, but rather than big fancy presentations, Nvidia has taken a slightly more laid back approach to advertising its new gaming platform with its latest promotional video.
This latest Nvidia Shield ad, if you can call it that, comes in the form of a “Cribs Edition” show, featuring a behind the scenes look at Gearbox Studios and tour of Gearbox CEO and President Randy Pitchford’s home. He shows off his impressive gaming collection, awesome self-built home theatre, and his various gaming setups. As a PC gamer myself, I have to admit that I’m pretty envious of the amount of tech in his home.

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Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 and Sony Xperia M get UK release dates

The Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 and Sony Xperia M are probably two of the most expected devices by those buyers looking for an affordable Android smartphone that offers some decent specs. Now they both have UK release dates, according to retailer Carphone Warehouse.
The retailer revealed on its website that the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3, a device very recently announced, will be available in July, so you'll have to wait about a month for it, provided it all goes according to plan.

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Purported Samsung Galaxy Note 3 prototype leaks again, shows same huge proportions

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 prototype leaks are on a roll, as today it’s time to look at yet another purported shot of the monster device. Most likely not a retail version, the latest leak show a behemoth display encased in a rectangular-shaped bezel that reminds of the good old Galaxy S2.
Just like the pictures surfaced two days ago, this Galaxy Note 3 prototype seems to have a 5.99-inch large screen, which looks awfully large next to other cellphones. As seen in the picture below, the device is almost twice as long as a legacy Nokia phone and way longer than another Samsung prototype (on the right).

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Google Glass video shows how the device can be used in everyday life [video]

A new Google Glass video shows you how the device can be successfully used in everyday life, giving you answers in situations you come across in various moments.
The video shows Googlers testing the device with various searches, some of them very funny, and putting Google's search capabilities, and the way they can connect various pieces of information, to work. Verizon has also promoted Google's voice search capabilities in a new ad (but it's not Google Glass-related).

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Verizon commercial for Father’s Day 2013 promotes Google’s voice search (video)

The commercial that Verizon has prepared for this year's Father's Day is one that will certainly bring a smile to the faces of all fathers out there.
Called “Mr. Fix It All”, the ad promotes Google's voice search services, in a funny yet plausible way.
In case you didn't know, voice search can be used to find out how to fix a broken window, a broken dishwasher, and even a broken heart.

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Underwriter Laboratories praises Galaxy S4 for its color reproduction

Underwriters Laboratories, the safety consulting and certification company headquartered in Illinois, recently handed Samsung a certification for its 4.99-inch Super AMOLED display mounted on the latest Galaxy S4 handset. UL described the Full HD resolution (1080 x 1920) panel as one of the best on the market.

According to the appraisal, the Samsung Galaxy S4 offers one of the best color reproductions and the largest percentage of Adobe’s RGB spectrum: 97%. Adobe’s standard is said to include 30% more colors than the general sRGB standard that is broadly used.

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Official Samsung accessories store to launch in Europe in July – report

A dedicated online store for Samsung accessories is the next step in the Korean company's extensive marketing efforts.

Samsung is doing  its best to make the Samsung Galaxy S4 and its other flagships ubiquitous, by opening Samsung Experience Shops in over 1400 Best Buy locations, which are set to be available for at least three years.

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AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update underway

An AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 Jelly Bean update is (finally) underway, and, judging by the reactions of users having received it, it's been long overdue.

It's been quite a while since the device has received Ice Cream Sandwich, and now it's Jelly Bean time for users of the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S2 (model number SGH-I777). They were probably pretty jealous on owners of the Galaxy S2 Skyrocket, since they've received their Jelly Bean update a couple of months ago.

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Apple drops Google for Siri searches, switches to Bing

During the keynote presentation at its developers conference, Apple has revealed that Google is to be dropped as the Internet search engine for Siri in the next release iOS 7. Bing will now be used instead of Google for all Internet searches requested via iOS' build-in voice assistant. According to comScore, Bing is only used for around 17 percent of Internet searches in the USA. Although switching from Google Search to Bing is clearly a boost for Microsoft, the question remains – is Bing up to the task?

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Cruzerlite Gift Code Giveaway – 20 $10 Codes Up For Grabs

It’s that time again. Time for Android Authority and Cruzerlite to give you 20 chances to win $10 gift cards for Cruzerlite.com. Cruzerlite makes Android themed TPU cases for numerous popular Android devices. What’s TPU? TPU is more cut and tear resistant than rubber, it’s abrasion resistant, and has a high degree of transparency. This skin is more stiff than silicone skins, but remains flexible. Simply put, these cases are  bad ass, and you want one. Besides the case quality, what’s the best thing about Cruzerlite?

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Paranoid Android’s HALO project is now open source

Intrigued by HALO but not exactly interested in moving over to the Paranoid Android ROM to try it? We have good news for you. Taking to Google+, the folks behind Halo and the Paranoid ROM have announced that they are going open source with the HALO project. This means that Android developers can now poke through the HALO code and incorporate it into their own builds.

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iOS 7 unveiled, includes new UI and features – all you need to know

Apple unveiled a variety of new products during its WWDC 2013 keynote, including iOS 7, the next-gen operating system for its mobile devices including the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
In what follows, we’re going to show you all you need to know about what’s new in iOS 7 – after all, when the main Android rivals get updated, we simply have to check them out.

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BBC Weather Android app available to U.K. users in the Google Play Store

The BBC Weather Android app is now available for you to download in the Google Play Store, provided you live in the U.K.
The app has been built on native code, rather than using HTML5, as a result of user feedback. As well as speed and simplicity, it offers you an easy way of accessing the BBC's weather forecasts. It will determine your location the moment you open the app, and provide you with the forecast. You can, of course, also search for the location you want.

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HTC has a new Vice President of Global PR

Let’s just get this out there: HTC makes some really awesome devices. Sense may be hit-and-miss, but the quality of their hardware is really hard to overlook. The HTC One is no exception, and may even be their best device to date.

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Mad Catz gaming console will support Google Play out of the box

When the Ouya was first announced, the idea was met with quite a few mixed opinions. Some felt the idea of an Android gaming micro-console was an odd proposition, others felt it was genius. Since then, we've seen quite a few companies rise up with their own Android gaming system offerings, such as the Gamestick or Bluestacks Gamepop. Now well-known accessory maker Mad Catz is jumping into the fray as well.

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AT&T extends its upgrade period from 20 months to a full two years

While T-Mobile is busy working to rid its customers of contracts through its “uncarrier efforts”, Verizon recently extended the period of time that its customers have to wait to upgrade phones, going from 20 months to 24 months. Now AT&T is following suit, with the new 24 month limit applying to any new customer or any current customer that has a contract ending March 2014 or later.

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Google seeing the benefits of having their services on iOS devices.

We heard it time and again at Google I/O: The search giant is about services above all else. Their dictum seems to have the undertone that things like Android and Chrome are simply conduits for their services. This is the real reason Nexus devices are so cost effective for consumers, so that attitude is clearly working. Things like Google Maps are far and away the best around, bolstering their position as a service-first company.

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HTC Butterfly S and HTC Desire 600 to be shown off on June 19

The HTC Butterfly S and the HTC Desire 600 will be shown to the press in Taiwan on June 19, according to an invite that HTC is sending out to the press.
While the HTC Desire 600 has already been officially announced by the manufacturer not too long ago, the HTC Butterfly S is still in the rumor stage at the moment.

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7-inch Asus K008 Android 4.3 Jelly Bean tablet spotted at the Bluetooth SIG

An unannounced Asus tablet has been spotted at the Bluetooth SIG apparently running an Android 4.3 version.
The K008, a 7-inch device according to the Bluetooth SIG documentation, runs software version JWR11, which is said to be an Android 4.3 Jelly Bean build version.

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Softbank is considering a bid for T-Mobile if its Sprint offer falls through

Softbank, one of Japan’s largest telecommunications companies, is still currently engaged in an attempt to secure a $20.1 billion deal which would see the company purchase 70 percent of the US carrier Sprint. But if the offer falls through it seems that SoftBank is prepared to change tack and offer a separate bid to purchase T-Mobile from Deutsche Telekom, according to three unnamed sources which claim to be familiar with the situation.

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Sprint Vital is official, has release date and price

The Sprint Vital, a device that surfaced a few days ago, has been made official by the carrier.
Pictures and information about the Sprint Vital were published a few days ago, and it's good to see the device, which is manufactured by ZTE, getting officially confirmed. While you already knew some things about it, what you didn't know is that the handset will cost $99.99, provided you buy it with a new line or eligible upgrade, on a two-year contract after $50 mail-in rebate.

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Is LG dropping “Optimus” from high-end phones?

LG, makers of such great Android phones as the Optimus G Pro and Nexus 4, may be branding their upcoming phones in a different light. If reports out of Korea are correct, it seems LG may be dropping the “Optimus” from their flagship device(s), instead opting for a simple tag.

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Oppo Find 5 Mini spotted in multi-color options, should arrive in July

Joining the ranks of Samsung and HTC, OPPO Electronics may be preparing the release of a “mini” variant of the well-known Oppo Find 5 handset, and one powerful enough to threaten the competition. According to various leaks, the upcoming variant may feature a quad-core CPU clocked at high frequencies and a display with approximately the same viewing quality as its bigger brother.

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Nandroid Manager * ROOT 1.1.1

Version 1
.1.1
* Full support for restoring data from split cwm backups.
* Added link to become beta tester in settings.
* Folders can now be extracted from nandroid backup.
* Added tips & info screen to Explore Backup.
* Added a bug reporter to report bugs specific to a certain backup.
* Backup path selector has been improved.
* Split cwm apps+data can now be fully restored.

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ICmess Beta – Light SMS 0.96

v0.96
- New icon
- New vibrate option
- Save MMS images to SD-Card
- Time in popup
- Unread count ( in TabBar )
- Fix : Emoji for All
- Fix : Screen wake

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