Sprint announced today that it would soon deliver two bundled services designed to increase the safety of family members and protect the devices that they own. The Sprint Guardian service will combine the features of Safely and Lookout, giving subscribers the option to purchase premium versions of both apps or sign-up only for one.
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Sprint Guardian combines Lookout and Safely to find lost phones and monitor your child’s phone
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Google may have slacked on its Android Developer’s Challenge , but Samsung isn’t messing around with encouraging developers to design high-quality Android apps. The company already held an S Pen dev challenge that wrapped a few weeks ago, and it’s already hosting another competition that will reward more 80 developers with a total of $4,080,000 in cash prizes.
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Samsung puts up $4 million to encourage Galaxy Tab and Note app development
Verizon might not be the only major U.S. carrier to offer shared family data plans this year. In an interview with CNET, AT&T Mobile CEO Ralph de la Vega confirmed that his company is also gearing up to deliver data plans that would allow subscribers to split their monthly data across multiple devices or users.
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AT&T family data plans in the works says CEO
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Google I/O 2012 sold out faster than it ever has (28 minutes) and tickets were in such high demand that even Google – King of Data Center Optimization – couldn’t handle all the requests. That led to plenty of angry developers who complained that the first come, first serve model doesn’t work. Well, if you’re interested in Google TV and near Silicon Valley starting April 20, 2012, you could try to get into I/O through a meritocracy
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Need a Google I/O 2012 ticket? Shine at the Google TV hackathon in California and you might get one.
The first few details surrounding the Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 low-end smartphone have popped up all over the Internet yesterday, along with a couple of leaked pics.
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Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 passes through the FCC, likely to be unveiled at the MWC
Tags: affordable smartphones, Apps, development, fcc, korean, rumors, samsung, samsung galaxy mini, samsung s6500, samsung smartphones, samsung-jena, smartphone, through-the-fcc
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Smartphones are amazing devices and put so much power into your hands. Power that can be used productively, to learn, to connect, or to have fun
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Wondering Where The Time Goes? Try RescueTime [App Review]
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A kerfuffle erupted a short while ago when folks first noticed that the Android developer page had removed the Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE from its list of supported devices. That immediately led people to wonder if Google had just dropped the Nexus from its list of supported devices and was turning the device over to Verizon for management
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CDMA Galaxy Nexus dev support downgraded, but updates still come from Google
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The menu button has lost its space among the elite conventions of Android UI design. What once was Menu, Back, Home, Search has become Back, Home, App Tray, and Google wants Android developers to get used to it. But should they
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Is Google right to say farewell to the Menu button? [POLL]
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Google is providing extra resources to developers looking to create or improve Android apps.
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Google Android Training gives development lessons for making better apps
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Google I/O is Google’s biggest developer event, and has become the launchpad for some big announcements relevant to consumers each year. I/O has grown beyond what Google can contain in two-days, so the Mountain View-based company is adding an extra day to the 2012 edition. Monica Tran of the Google I/O team has announced that I/O 2012 will take place June 27-29, 2012.
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Google I/O 2012 extended to 3 days, moved to June 27
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