GO SMS Pro 4.65

V4.65 Update (2012-9-27)
1. Added theme category in theme store
2. Supported to view GO Share video, audio through browser
3. Optimized the GO Chat login and profile UI
4. Optimized the record function of walkie-talkie
5. Optimized the notification for unread messages

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Beautiful Battery Disc 2.1.1

- optimizations
- bug fixes
- more ad networks added
To keep it 100% free it is ad supported and may contain ads in the notification tray.
If you don’t like these ads, you can opt-out at http://opt.leadbolt.com
If you would like support developer in other way, you can purchase premium version.
Dear users, be polite. Notification ads does not appear often. I give you a FREE application, but every developer have to monetize their apps to make them better and create more.

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Turbo Kids 1.0.6

Bug fixes.
Overview:
Partake in the crazy Turbo Kids tournament and win the ultimate prizes!
An amazing journey full of fantasy and excitement! Turbo Kids are competing outdoors to win ultimate prize. Join in the tournament to see what Turbo Kids can bring you!

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RealPlayer® 1.1.1.0

• Graphic equalizer with ability to save custom settings*
• Music identification with metadata and cover art from Gracenote database*
• Metadata editing*
• Music crossfading with settings*
• RealAudio and RealVideo (rmvb) support*

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HTC One X+ coming soon? HTC apparently schedules new event for October 2

There are plenty of leaks suggesting that HTC will soon unveil at least a new Android device, with the One X+ and the 5-inch phablet being among the most talked about upcoming HTC Android handsets.
Earlier today we saw a couple of new leaked images of the One X+, which suggested the new device will be fairly similar to the current One X/XL model. But the new smartphone is yet to be made public.
HTC’s most recent press event (September 19) focused only on Windows Phone 8 smartphones, so we’re still waiting to see the Taiwanese Android device maker announce a similar event for new Android handsets.

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Firefox OS has a long way to go to compete with Android

According to a recent report, Mozilla’s Firefox OS should only expect to see around 1 percent of the global smartphone OS market in 2013, compared to Android’s 67 percent. The report says it could take as long as two years to turn this around, so should Google worry about Firefox OS at all, or turn their focus on other competitors?

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Samsung Galaxy Camera FCC filing points to AT&T as 3G provider

We’ve known about the Samsung Galaxy Camera for a while now. The idea of an Android-based camera might not appeal to all types of users but it could be perfect for people who take a lot of pictures. The Galaxy Camera also offers a way to upload your photos and videos on the fly without having to hook an external camera to a laptop or other device to do it.

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UK Samsung Galaxy Note 2 available now through one online retailer, next day shipping offered

Are you one of the many UK consumers impatiently waiting to get your hands on the Galaxy Note 2? If you really can’t wait until next week, you may not have to. That’s right, it seems that Unlocked-Mobiles is selling the Note 2 right now. According to the site, they can ship now and the successor to Samsung’s famous phablet could be in your hands as early as tomorrow.

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FAVI SmartStick uses Android 4.1Jelly Bean to bring streaming to your HDTV [video]

If you have an HDTV but didn’t shell out the extra cash for a Smart TV, the FAVI SmartStick may be the perfect solution for your streaming needs. It’s $50, plugs right into your television, and best of all, it’s powered by Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.

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Hold the phone, it turns out Texas Instruments won’t be giving up on the OMAP after all

When it was announced that Texas Instruments would stop making mobile chips, we didn’t know what to expect. We knew that the TI OMAP5 was on the way and the announcement to leave the mobile industry left a lot of open questions. Texas Instruments came forward quickly to answer those questions.
A TI rep told GSM Arena that they weren’t leaving the mobile industry. At least not yet. The TI OMAP5 is still slated for production in early 2013.

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