Waa Cha! 1.7

Fixed wrong URL on Facebook screenshot posting.
Overview:
Help kungfu master to train his students! Activate your inner instinct!
Waa Cha! is a casual game featuring a smooth, adorable art style based on Chinese kung-fu media. Your goal is to assist Master Wu Shou to train his 3 most gifted students to regain their mighty Kung Fu strengths.

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New Gold Miner 1.0.21

1.add login reward
2.share to weibo, you will get 500 gold coins
Overview:
In the New Gold Miner there are 6 scenes: Australia,Hawaii,Maya,Las Vegas,Egypt and Atlantis. This game support single, double and two-player VS mode and present you with a beautiful interface. The characters have subtle actions and rich expressions.

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USwitch: Samsung’s Galaxy conquers the UK in December while iPhones heavily underperform

The end of a year is usually everybody’s favorite time for compiling all sorts of charts and rankings, but when it comes to gadgets it’s often much more interesting to see how everything shapes up when a new year kicks off.

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Fresh Nexus 4 stock coming to all T-Mobile stores this month

Have you set a new resolution yet for 2013? Is it to check Android Authority more often? To keep calm regardless of the sheer incompetence that LG is displaying when it comes to the Nexus 4? Perhaps, we shouldn’t be too hard on LG this year. Word has it T-Mobile will have more stocks of the Google flagship phone in ALL of its retail stores in January.

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Sony C5303 “HuaShan” benchmarked, coming soon with 1.7 GHz CPU, 720p screen and Android 4.1

The Xperia Z (aka Yuga) and the ZL (aka Xperia X, aka Odin) are definitely the two upcoming Sony devices to watch for, but they’re also almost certainly not the only ones due for releases soon. At least one other Sony phone, known at this time as the C5303 or “HuaShan”, will also be on display at either CES or MWC, based on recent rumors.

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Verizon-bound Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 LTE gets FCC’s blessing

It’s not exactly a secret that Verizon is preparing an LTE variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1. Two weeks ago, we saw the Galaxy Note 10.1 with LTE (SHV-E230S) making its way to FCC, though that model doesn’t sport a Verizon-friendly radio. Now, another 4G LTE-equipped variant of the tablet has made a pit stop at the regulatory agency.

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Bloomberg: Samsung says they’ll release “competitive Tizen devices” this year

Samsung sent Bloomberg an email today with a one sentence statement that said the South Korean handset maker will release “new” and “competitive” Tizen devices (as in multiple) this year. For those who need a refresher, and many of you probably do, here’s how Tizen was born. Intel wanted to give their customers, the companies who make computers, an alternative to Microsoft’s Windows platform, so they started writing this Linux based operating system called Moblin. While they were doing that, Nokia was busy in Finland writing their own Linux based operating system called Maemo.

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SPenBoard Switcher app makes switching keyboards a lot easier for S Pen devices

An all-new app created by an XDA Developer is here and will make things a lot easier for a Samsung smartphone users who have an S Pen. With SPenBoard, users can now switch keyboards with ease and are at liberty to choose a keyboard app that sports handwriting recognition and/or the popular gesture-based typing depending on the movement of the stylus.

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Sharp can’t make 5 inch 1080p panels fast enough, said to be behind in shipments

You’re going to see a ton of 1080p smartphones get announced during the next few months. CES is next week, Mobile World Congress is next month, and rumors say Samsung will probably host their own event in April. The thing is, will there be enough 1080p screens to satisfy demand? In 2012 we saw Qualcomm’s inability to make enough Snapdragon S4 chips impact the availability of numerous handsets. It looks like the same thing might happen in 2013, but for screens. According to DigiTimes, Sharp is facing some serious issues making enough 5 inch 1080p panels. Their exact quote:

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LG Nexus 4 serial numbers reveal that less than half a million units were sold

Just about everything that’s mass produced, even food, comes with a serial number of some form or another. Back in the day, companies used to issue serial numbers that were quite easy to understand. The first unit to roll off an assembly line had the serial number 0001, the second was 0002, and so on and so forth. Due to the competitive nature of many industries, serial numbers have become alphanumeric strings that are damn near impossible to decipher.

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