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at I’m aying: Ninjas that farm, fish that skip

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Ninja Village Android, $4.99 I'm sorry Kairosoft, but the basic premise here is flawed. Ninjas are nigh-invisible; anyone with the most basic knowledge of pop culture knows that. The notion that they'

Android app hints at future Game Center-like feature

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en takes the stage at I/O in May, the company just might introduce a new gaming experience for Android users that is similar to Apple’s Game Center. Speculation about a “Game Center for

How to Manage Repair Your Android and Apps

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Tablets, and Smartphones, look different on the outside. But on the inside, they rely on the same components; a processor, a memory, a storage volume that holds an operating system, device drivers, and applications. Your

Review: Facebook Home is a social butterfly’s dream

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How much Facebook is too much Facebook? For Zuckerberg, there’s no such thing. The social network’s founder CEO wants Facebook to be an extension of your life, something you don’

Updated ay Store app ditches the Metro look

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On Tuesday announced a pending update to the Android ay Store app that will reportedly make it easier to find purchase content in the company's ever-growing digital storefront. The new ay Store as

at I’m aying: On magic, mechanics, musical hotel management

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The Other Brothers (iOS; $0.99) The Other Brothers is a tongue-in-cheek homage to many of the platformers of yesteryear. The eponymous brothers (one short squat, the other tall lanky) are auto mechanics

Hs on with Facebook Home the HTC First smartphone

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After spending some time with Facebook Home the HTC First smartphone, I now have a better understing at what Facebook is trying to build with its new app designed to replace your phone's home

Game developers still not sold on Android

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Though we’re constantly buffeted by stories about new Android-powered game consoles the continued growth of the ay Store, the fact still sts: An Android port seems to remain a footnote in the development

Facebook probably won’t make its own phone, but it may want to remake your OS

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Facebook has invited the press to an event at their headquarters on April 4 to “Come See Our New Home On Android.” HTC is widely believed to be taking part in the event as well.

leged ay Store revamp continues ‘s drive towards a unified interface

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Rumor: to unify chat under “Babble” br

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As part of its “spring cleaning," recently announced it was killing off Reader much to the chagrin of the service’s rabid cult-like following of news nerds (I proudly count myself among the spited).

Nvidia aims for late Q2 launch for oject Shield hheld

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Nvidia hopes to make its ambitious break into the portable hheld gaming market in the next few months, the company’s CEO said Tuesday. Speaking to analysts on the sidelines of the company’

at I’m aying: Fishing with chainsaws strolling through the forest after dark

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lcome to the weekend! Here's a few of the mobile games I've been playing all week that I think are worth your time money. Of course, hundreds of new games grace ay the

Advanced Galaxy S4 features may overwhelm some users

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For Samsung, the new Galaxy S4 smartphone is full of promise with its spectacular hardware software features, the company hopes to sell millions of units of the phone. Analysts equally were impressed with the new

Samsung puts Galaxy, not Android, on center stage

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NEYORK—On Thursday Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy S 4 smartphone at New York’s Radio City Music Hall. There were no Rockettes, but there was dancing. There was a stage performance, but Android was

tch a live stream of Samsung’s Galaxy S IV event

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The Galaxy S IV makes its debut on Thursday, you can watch the unveiling right here on . Our colleagues at News Service will live stream Samsung’s announcement from New York’s Radio City Music

Android’s fragmentation issues seen as first task for ‘s chai

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How to migrate from Android to ione

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Though Android’s global market share is intimidating, two other numbers are enlightening: 22 percent of Android users eventually switch to an ione, while only 9 percent of ione users go the other way. As