Google acquires Nik Software – will this help Google+ take on Facebook, Instagram?

Nik Software, makers of the photo editing software Snapseed, among others, announced today that it had been acquired by Google. What this means for the Snapseed iOS app remains to be seen, but the more interesting question is: what could this mean for Google+?

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iPhone 5 bests Galaxy S3, Nexus 7 and iPad 3 in Geekbench benchmark – certain conditions apply

Apple unveiled the new iPhone 5 a few days ago, but as usually, the company forgot to mention more details about its processor and RAM, although it did say that the new smartphone will pack a CPU that’s twice faster than the A5 found on the iPhone 4S and 22% smaller. Apple also said the iPhone 5’s GPU will offer twice the performance of its predecessor, again, without mentioning any details about it.

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Samsung Galaxy Note X concept – the phablet that will be?

The Galaxy Note 2 has been just announced and it’s yet to hit stores anywhere in the world, so it’s definitely too early to think about next year’s Samsung tablet, a future Galaxy Note 3 that the Android maker will surely unveil at some point in the future.

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iPhone 5 vs Galaxy S3 ad – here’s what Apple fans are saying

Samsung’s first move against the iPhone 5 was not an LTE-based lawsuit to try to ban the sales of the device in the region – although such action is very likely considering recent reports – but an iPhone 5 vs Galaxy S3 newspaper ad meant to show consumers the differences between the two devices.

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Galaxy Nexus 2 (GT-I9260) apparently in the works, could be called the Galaxy Premier

A distant rumor suggested that we will see a variety of Nexus-branded devices this year, but so far the only new Nexus in town is Google’s budget-friendly tablet, the Nexus 7. With more than three months left in the year, there’s plenty of time for Google and its partners to launch a bunch of Nexus smartphones, especially since Samsung, Sony and LG are all rumored to work on one such devices, the Galaxy Nexus 2, Xperia Nexus and LG Optimus Nexus, respectively.

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T-Mobile Galaxy Note 2 apparently confirmed, Jelly Bean for SGH-T889 already available

In the past weeks we saw rumor after rumor confirming the fact that the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is going to be available from all major U.S. carriers, unlike its predecessor that was an AT&T affair, with T-Mobile quickly changing its Galaxy Note launch plans.

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‘Insider’ confirms HTC’s phablet … or does he?

Rumors regarding am HTC phablet bound for Verizon have been going around since April, but it was only when the benchmark result for HTC’s gargantuan smartphone leaked out in July that I’ve personally started to hope that this is an actual device — one that will reach the consumer market as fast as possible and without losing any of its rumored specs.

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Ducati Challenge + Data 1.0.6 [v1.0.6] Apk Android [Use Lucky Patcher To remove License Verification]

Speed and fun on two wheels, in the palm of your hand. Get ready for breathtaking challenges and unique thrills riding official Ducati motorbikes in a graphically stunning 3D racing game. Wheelies, stoppies, overtaking, high speed and steering precision make Ducati Challenge a must-have game for Ducati and motorbike fans alike.

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Gemini Calendar 1.1.7

- Recurrent event editing fix
Overview:
The easiest to use, feature-packed calendar application for Android.
*** If you have any problems, email me ***

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MyApps 6.5

• NEW: UI redesigned – better and clear look
• NEW: protect private Apps with password
• NEW: filter locked Apps (in Sort Apps)
• Various Bug fixes

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