ScoreMobile: Sports & Scores 1.6.5

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Overview:
ScoreMobile – Sports, Scores & News: NBA, NHL, MLB, NFL, US Open Tennis & more!
ScoreMobile for Android – Brings you live sports scores and news from the biggest leagues in the world including: MLB, NFL, NHL, NBA, NCAA, MMA / UFC, CFL, PGA, NASCAR & more!
The “Best Sports App Ever” includes full coverage of:

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Yandex takes on Google with an alternative Android app store

Yandex is the Russian Google, claiming over 60 percent market share for its search engine within Russia. It is also an advertising company, an e-commerce payment system, social and professional network, and a lot more. The latest expansion is into Google’s Android ecosystem with Yandex.Store, an Android app market that will offer around 40,000 applications on release.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 US sales ban lifted, Apple might pay Sammy $2.6 million

The longstanding legal war between Apple and Samsung has two main points of interest right now, but there are a number of small battles going on besides the big ones that we should keep a close eye on too.
The big fights involve of course the verdict in the California trial that found Samsung guilty of infringing on a number of Apple patents and that could or could not stand after appeals, but also the Sammy counter-attack against the iPhone 5.

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Samsung adds iPhone 5 to its patent-infringement lawsuit

Samsung has added Apple’s iPhone 5 to its current patent-infringement lawsuit which it has brought against the iPhone maker in the federal court in San Jose, California. According to Samsung, the iPhone 5 infringes two standards patents and six features patents.

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T-Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G finally gets ICS update starting October 3

It’s been a long and agonizing wait for Galaxy S Blaze 4G owners, but it now seems that the 4-inch mid-ranger is finally ready to get that much awaited software bump. And while the ICS leap means that the Blaze is still one step behind the times, I’m sure that most of those who bought the phone since March 2012 will receive the news with unrestrained joy.

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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean coming to HTC One X and One S this month

October shapes out to be a great month for Android lovers. The latest good news comes from HTC, which today announced the HTC One X+, a revised and improved version of the One X, that you can read more about here.
Tucked away in the press release announcing the new One X+ is a little gem – details about the Jelly Bean update for HTC’s One X and One S:

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The HTC One X+ is now official: Android 4.1, Tegra 3 and LTE, bigger battery

The HTC One X+ is a smartphones we’ve been hearing rumors about for months. Today it finally becomes an official device. Here’s what you need to know: It’s exactly like the HTC One X, except for a few small things. One, the NVIDIA Tegra 3 chip inside is clocked faster.

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Gmail now lets you search for text inside your attachments

When Google announced Gmail on April 1, 2004, people thought it was a joke. What company in their right mind would offer users 1 GB of email for free? Fast forward to today and we’re not being the least bit hyperbolic when we say that Gmail has become an essential part of our lives. Not only does the threaded conversations UI make email easier to use, but the attitude that Google insists you have with email, that you should never delete a single message, completely changes your relationship with data.

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AT&T introduces a new $65 prepaid plan; stay away and go with Straight Talk

AT&T is introducing a new $65 per month prepaid plan that includes unlimited minutes, unlimited texts, and 1 GB of data. To someone who wouldn’t know any better, that sounds like a steal, but in reality it’s just a scam. First of all, you can’t use this “cheaper” plan with any device you want. You have to go with a “GoPhone” from AT&T. In other words, they’ll gladly give you 1 GB of data per month, because they know no human in their right mind would transfer that much information using a low end smartphone.

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Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean now on more than 25% of Android devices

Every two weeks, Google publishes a pretty pie chart that shows the version numbers of devices that are accessing the Google Play Store. Today that chart has been updated. How many Android devices are running 4.1 Jelly Bean? Just 1.8%. And what about 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich? An impressive 23.7%.

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