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View Article9 Smartphone video comparisons: “All roads lead to Motorola-Droid”
The ‘Motorola Droid’ caught a lot of attention in the last months, therefore I thought to research the web a bit to make this YouTube video, comparison review list. Most of the information in this post...
View Article100,000 Icons and Counting! An Interview with Android Icon Designer ‘PHLASH’
Today we have the pleasure of talking with “PHLASH”, a Montreal-based urban artist and founder of Tha Icon, one of the Web’s largest catalogs of Android icons. PHLASH started as an Android icon...
View ArticleTop Android News from CES 2012
As the annual consumer electronics mega show draws to a close in Vegas, here are our picks for the top Android stories from CES 2012: Google’s Matias Duarte Reveals Design Standards for Android 4.0 at...
View ArticleAndroid Boom at MWC 2012
As the annual World Mobile Congress is almost over in Barcelona, here are our picks for the top Android stories from MWC 2012: HTC One Series: 4 phones, Android 4.0, 25GB Dropbox, Beats Audio There’s...
View ArticleWhat is Android? An Introductory Guide
If you’ve gone into a mobile phone store or a PC store chances are you ran into the word “Android” a couple of times. Or you might have been looking for an upgrade to your old brick phone and all you...
View ArticleAndroGeek Weekly: Issue 001 – July 27th, 2014
It’s been an interesting week in Android news with big app updates, new devices and plenty of rumors about what’s next in the world of Android. We’ve scoured the web and here are some of the top...
View ArticleWeekly Android Wrap-Up: Issue 002 – August 3rd, 2014
Security leaks, market domination, new devices and a ton of free apps courtesy of Amazon–we’ve scoured the web and here are some of the top stories for the week of July 28th. #News Android exploit...
View ArticleWeekly Android Wrap-Up: Issue 003
It’s been a busy week in Android news. Google has been busy tweaking services, smart watches are hitting their stride and Samsung is preparing to go head to head with Apple in the device wars yet...
View ArticleWeekly Android Wrap-Up: Issue 004
Market domination leads to investigations, digital LEGOs, Motorola’s new device army and when marinally realizing metal phones are awesome! All of this and more in the AndroGeek newsletter for the week...
View ArticleWeekly Android Wrap-Up: Issue 005
Smart watch competition is heating up, flags are going up about security and refurbished tablets are dropping in price. It’s been a busy week in Android but we’ve got the important news covered. Here...
View ArticleWeekly Android Wrap-Up: Issue 006
This week’s Android news brings competition with Google for the future of Android, more smartphone madness, an accessory to turn your phone into the ultimate universal remote and improvements to a...
View ArticleWeekly Android Wrap-Up: Issue 007
This week’s Android news brings a slew of new devices at IFA, SSL weakness in a number of popular apps, a guide to permissions management and refurbished Beats. Here is your AndroGeek Weekly Wrap-Up...
View ArticleWeekly Android Wrap-Up: Issue 008
This week’s Android news brings more information on Android L, expansion of the Android One program and hints at the future of Google Now. Here is your AndroGeek Weekly Wrap-Up for the week of...
View ArticleThe 5 Best Free-To-Play Apps in 2016 So Far
With an absolute overabundance of gaming apps now available on both iOS and Android it’s no wonder that so many of the smaller and independent mobile developments often find themselves overlooked in...
View ArticleSuper Mario Run Now Saving Princesses on Android
The world’s most famous plumber is now officially saving princesses on Android! Originally expected to launch March 23rd, the game is now available to anyone running Android 4.2 or higher. Despite the...
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