Oracle kicks off appeal in Google Android lawsuit

When Oracle took Google to court over Android things didn’t turn out so well for it. First of all the jury took just over a week to decide that Google did not infringe any Oracle patents. The company pushed on, but then Judge William Alsup ruled that Oracle Java APIs elements are not copyrightable. The final nail in the coffin of Oracle’s payout hopes came in the form of an order to pay Google’s legal fees.

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Leak: LG Optimus L9 for T-Mobile, think of it as a downgraded Optimus G

There’s a Twitter account that you should all be following known as @evleaks. We don’t know who this person is, but they often share photos of devices that have yet to be launched. Their latest leak is the LG Optimus L9 for T-Mobile. For those of you who don’t remember the L9, it was announced in late August, and it can best be thought of as a downgraded version of LG’s flagship device, the Optimus G. The L9 has a dual core 1 GHz processor, versus a quad core 1.5 GHz processor in the G. The L9 also has a 5 megapixel camera, whereas the G has a 13 megapixel camera or 8 megapixel camera, depending on the market. Everything else is pretty much the same. The huge battery, the 4.7 inch 720p display, and so on and so forth.

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Rumor: Everyone will be allowed to make Nexus devices, but there are certain rules

Chances are that if you love Android, then you love Nexus hardware. What’s a Nexus exactly? It’s Android the way Google intended it to look. No Samsung TouchWiz, no HTC Sense, no Sony Timescape, just pure Google software. The first Nexus device, made by HTC, was called the Nexus One; it came out in January 2010. The second Nexus device, made by Samsung, was called the Nexus S; it came out in December of the same year. In two weeks we’re going to celebrate the one year birthday of the third Nexus device, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Now the Nexus 7 is technically a Nexus device, just look at the name, but it’s a tablet.

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Kingdoms & Lords 1.3.9

Minor bug fixes
Overview:
Build your kingdom, train your army, and fight against the Dark King’s minions!
In Kingdoms & Lords, the peace and quiet of your rural village are shattered by the threat of Barbarian forces. With war upon your region, you must build up your village and train your militia. But things take a turn for the worst: the Dark King has returned to power, invading every territory across the continent…
A DUAL GENRE: SIMULATION AND STRATEGY

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Goal Defense 1.0.3

No recent changes.

Overview:
A game of Olympic action and dynamic excitement!
Train a team of underdog heroes in this hilarious action-packed defense game. Brains must overcome brawn as you protect the coveted Golden Bowl trophy from an onslaught of muscle-bound jocks!

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Samsung Galaxy S4 Rumor: 13MP camera module spotted

The Samsung Galaxy S3 isn’t even six months old yet, but that doesn’t stop rumors of the Samsung Galaxy S4 from surfacing. Android Authority previously reported on the claim that the Galaxy S4 was coming to Mobile World Congress 2013, just three days after the announcement of the iPhone 5. Samsung quickly shot down the idea, but that certainly didn’t stop the rumor mill from turning for very long. Today’s Samsung rumor is all about a 13MP camera module spotted online that is supposedly meant for the Galaxy S4.

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus 2 and 32GB Nexus 7 spotted in Carphone Warehouse’s inventory

It’s that time of the year, Android fans, when Nexus rumors fly around on a regular basis. Word on the street is that Google will unveil at least one new Nexus smartphone at some point in the following weeks, although there’s nothing official from the Search giant yet.

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Google Maps iOS web app is getting StreetView support soon

There are many reasons to love Android, including the fact that we actually have a functioning map system. For those that happen to have an iPhone or iPad, no worries, Google has you covered. After Apple decided to ditch Google Maps in favor of its less-than-awesome self-ran map service, Google still has the Google Maps web app available to help iOS owners out. Even better, the company is planning on adding Google Street View on Thursday.

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EE 4G service starts October 30th, 4G LTE available nationwide in the UK by summer 2013

EE has officially announced it will launch its 4G service in the UK on October 30th in ten lucky cities. What does that mean for the rest of the UK carriers? Telecommunications watchdog Ofcom has now confirmed that 4G services will reach the other carries starting around the spring and summer of 2013.

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PlayStation Mobile officially launches today, more than 30 games right out the gate

PlayStation Mobile has been in the pipeline for a while now, but the wait is finally over. The new cross-platform service launches today and will work with all Android certified devices, as well as the PlayStation Vita.

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