DEAD TRIGGER 1.5.0 full + SD Data Android game

Visually Stunning First Person Zombie Shooter Arcade. * Supports extended effects on Tegra 3 devices *.

mash hordes of bloodthirsty zombies * Secure vital supplies * Save other survivors * Protect the Safe Haven * Explore the city * and uncover the provoking truth in this intense FPS action game!

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Liked the original movie? Total Recall – The Game – Episode 1 is now available on Google Play

Curiosity may have sent a few breathtaking snaps from the red planet, but Arnold did that and more 20 long years ago – albeit as an actor in the original Total Recall film. If you have already tried the Android companion game made for the remake, you might be interested in playing the game that’s based on the first movie.

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Acer rolls out Android 4.0 ICS update for Iconia Tab A501, Rogers’ included

Believe it or not, the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for Acer Iconia Tab 500/501 was hinted back in November of last year, with January being set as the possible date.  It wasn’t until May that a variant of the tab got the promised scoop of ice cream, but ICS on the A501 was still nowhere to be found. Fast forward to today, it appears the Android 4.0.3 OTA update is finally being rolled out by Acer.

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Android Authority On Air – Episode 25 – Google Play Gift Cards and CM10

We  started off this week on Android Authority On Air discussing various app updates from the Android world. Chameleon, everyone’s favorite Kickstarter launcher received a nice update this week. Chameleon now has the ability to add custom wallpaper and you’ll be happy to know that more widgets are coming thanks to the recently implemented widget APIs. If you’re into “Pinning” things, the social network Pinterest launched their Android app this week. Google Maps received a hefty update, over 1 million public transit stops are now available along with improved displays for location history.

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Unknown Samsung Jelly Bean device spotted in the wild: EK-GC100

While we’re waiting for Samsung to update some of its hottest Android devices including the Galaxy S3, Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note to Google’s latest mobile OS version, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, we’re being told that a new Samsung Jelly Bean-based device has been spotted in the wild.

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Nexus-like AOSP update support for Sony Xperia S starts as Google experiment

Sony has been less than reliable when it comes to offering timely Android updates for its Android-based devices, but this could all change in the future, as it looks like Google is ready to offer Nexus-like AOSP support to at least one Sony device.
The Sony Xperia S is the lucky fellow that will receive Nexus-like treatment and we’re certainly intrigued by the move. What does it mean for the Android business? Will we see other Sony and non-Sony devices get the same support for Google?

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Motorola and Verizon to reveal something big on September 5

The stage is set for the Motorola Droid Razr HD to make its grand entrance. At least, that’s our first thought when we saw the invitation that Motorola and Verizon have sent out for a special unveiling event, which is scheduled to take place in New York City on September 5.

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Motorola launches official bootloader unlocking page

A new Motorola dawn is rising as the company finally provides customers with an easy way to unshackle the bootloader chains on their devices. The official Unlock My Device website for Moto phones and tablets has just gone live.

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Apple vs Samsung: Sammy negligent on filing patent disclosures?

In a perfect world made by Samsung, the latest in the trial against Apple would never have happened. That is to say, the latest accusations by ETSI (European Telecommunications Standards Institute) would be a non-issue. However, in the real world, Apple now figuratively has Samsung by the throat and is wringing the last signs of life from Sammy’s prospect of a hard-fought win.

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Instagram privacy bug fixed, many users wary of app

Yesterday when we brought you news on Instagram’s newest version, we had no idea what was about to break open. At the time of this writing, Instagram has successfully repaired a serious privacy glitch with the service.

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