The Tribez 1.13

- Christmas is coming to the islands!
- New winter quests: build a Palace on the 1st island, build an ice hill and decorate a Christmas tree on the winter island
- Lots of Christmas decorations
- New enemy: yeti who commands the frost
Overview:
Apple App Store top rated iPhone/iPad game released for Android!

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Slime vs. Mushroom2 2.2

Notification feature added
Overview:
As the war of mushrooms and slimes lasted for a long time, they developed their skills to cope with.
Someday there was a big conflict between them, as a result the leader of slime village was killed in the battle.
Without the leader, they were defeated terribly in many battles and faced the hard situation.

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Kogan unveils the new dual-SIM Agora, probably the cheapest 5-incher in the world

With so many awesome new quad-core 1080p smartphones coming from left and right, it’s easy to get carried away and lose perspective on a key aspect of today’s tech market – there are lots of people in emerging countries and not only that care about low prices and low prices alone.

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Nexus 4 production reportedly halted, as LG is focusing on future smartphones, Nexus 5 included?

Android fans all over the world still waiting to purchase the Nexus 4 should better sit down for this particular rumor, as they would certainly not going to like to hear that LG may be shutting down Nexus 4 production months after launching the handset in order to focus on its own smartphones.

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Tactus demos morphing touchscreen technology [video]

Tactus Technology has been showing off more of its morphing touchscreen technology at CES 2013. This time the company brought along a 7-inch Android based tablet, showing how a physical keyboard can be made to appear on the screen to aid users typing. But as we can’t all be there to get our hands on the device, Tactus has also released a new video to show off its interesting technology.

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Android 4.2.2 shows up on Nexus 4 in Brazil?

Take with a pinch of salt, but a Brazilian site may have just produced the first evidence that Android 4.2.2 is about to be released.
Here’s the story – Adrenaline.com.br came up with two pictures of a Nexus 4 device that was allegedly manufactured in Brazil and runs Android 4.2.2. According to the site, LG has begun manufacturing Google devices in Brazil on January 5, which means that the phone in the photographs could be one of the first to leave the assembly line. LG has a factory that makes cell phones in Taubate, a city near San Paolo. The Nexus 4 has been approved by Anatel, the local communications regulator in December, meaning that it can be legally sold in Brazil.

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First benchmark results of Intel-powered Lenovo K900 are off the charts

While Intel started out slowly in the Android world, powering only entry-level devices during 2012, we suspected that one of these days the world’s largest semiconductor chip maker will be looking to step things up.

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LG Optimus G gets Jelly Bean 4.1.2 in South Korea

LG might be making a big splash in the Android smartphone marketplace today with the Google Nexus 4, but the Korean company is not forgetting those who have the late-2012 flagship LG Optimus G, with a Jelly Bean 4.1.2 release for users.
The LG Mobile site has announced the release of Jelly Bean for the following models:

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How Sprint is preparing the National Mall for the 2013 Presidential Inauguration

The 2013 Presidential Inauguration is just 11 days away and everyone is getting prepared. The Secret Service will be preparing security, food and drink vendors will be picking strategic spots, and Sprint will be trying to make sure everyone gets cell service. It may not seem like an issue, but a million people taking pictures of Barack Obama with a burrito and posting it to Instagram is going to cause some network strain.

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ASUS Padfone 2 Review

In a world dominated by Samsung, the Asus Padfone 2 stands out. Samsung phones are without a doubt, still the cream of the crop. But the last year saw many other Android manufacturers producing increasingly better phones. Asus was one of the smaller Android manufacturers that make great strides through its hardware.

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