Evernote 5.1

Reminder: 3 features in 1
- Alarms: Set due date and notifications for your notes
- Note based to-dos: Mark notes as done
- Pin notes: Order Reminder manually or by date
More Reminders features
- Create Reminders in any note view and note composer

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Google bans Glass from shareholder meeting

In an ironic twist, Google has decided to ban Glass from their annual shareholders meeting. Like so many bars and other establishments ahead of them, Google fears Glass may be a bit too invasive. If they were hoping to avoid controversy in Mountain View with regard to Glass, they failed.
To be fair, Google has also banned cell phones and other recording devices, so it’s not all about Glass. To further drive the point home, Google has made no claims that Glass doesn’t have the ability or functionality to be intrusive on privacy. Having recently banned facial recognition software from Glass, it’s clear that Google has perhaps failed to properly appreciate how pervasive the technology can be, or what developers have in mind when considering the device as a platform to program for.

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Purported Galaxy S4 Zoom image leaked, camera phone thicker than you’d expect

An image supposedly showing the upcoming Galaxy S4 Zoom camera phone has hit the web revealing a rather strange device than one would have expected.
This creation bears some similarity to the recently announced Galaxy S4 Mini but also to last year’s Galaxy Camera. At this point, it’s not clear whether the image is accurate, but we’ll probably find out more details in the near future, considering that the Galaxy S4 Zoom product name has indirectly been confirmed already.

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MOGA launching new Power Series controllers, will charge your phone as you play

Back in April, MOGA released its PowerA Pro Android gaming control, promising an improved experience over their previous generation controller. Now the company has announced they are back at it again, with plans to launch a new generation of MOGA Power Series controllers at E3.

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Need your podcasts on the go? Check out the Best Podcast apps for Android!

Podcasts are great for many reasons, such as self-improvement or just a way to get a good laugh. Have you ever wanted a good app so you could listen to them while you're out and about, though? We've gone to the Google Play Store to find just that, and we've got a few awesome ones to share! As usual, if you'd rather watch the video, just head to the bottom of the article.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 gold-brown variant image leaks (picture)

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0 is no longer a secret, and the fact that it would have a version sporting a “gold-brown” color scheme wasn't much of a mystery, either, but nobody knew exactly how that variant would look.

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One step closer to release: HTC One Mini (aka M4) gets certified by Bluetooth SIG

The HTC One Mini refuses to stay out of the news. At the beginning of the week, we reported that the HTC One Mini would be arriving with an Ultrapixel camera, in similar fashion to its bigger brother. A few days later we also learned a bit more about the phone’s specs, and got a sneak peak of alleged photos of the device.Now it seems that the HTC One Mini has passed through the Bluetooth Special Interest Group under the design name “PO58XXX”.

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Is there a place for a rugged device in your life?

We are all mobile geeks, here at Android Authority. We love everything with a power button. We like to comment the latest news and endlessly argue over which phone is better. On the Friday Debate, we pick a hot issue and proceed to discuss it. Join us!

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The FBI’s PRISM program, and what it means for us

Google Data center in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

The NSA obtaining metadata from Verizon is concerning. It’s tough for many to cannonball into the deep end of fear, but the news is increasingly troublesome the past few days. If the court order our NSA had against Verizon troubled you, PRISM may send you off that diving board.

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Is the HTC One Max (T6) shown in this blueprint?

The HTC T6 has been apparently shown in an alleged blueprint that has made its way to the Internet, revealing its potential size in the process (provided it's real).
Dutch site Mobileaks has published the blueprint, which you can see below, and the same source claims that the device, which is set to be HTC’s answer to the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, will be called the HTC One Max, a name we’ve seen in a previous T6 report. HTC One Max would be a pretty logical name for such a device, since HTC has also been rumored for some time to have a One Mini in the works, said to launch, just like the HTC T6 (or One Max, if you prefer that name), sometime during the second half of the year.
Here's the blueprint, as provided by the publication:

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