One of my favorite things about Google Search is that it’s smart enough to recognize and fix mistakes. Smart enough to know that a search for ‘Skrillac tour dates’ should be corrected as ‘Skrillex tour dates’ instead.
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Will Google’s awesome adaptive spell check be implemented across services, including Android?
I know that most technology enthusiasts in the US couldn’t even consider parting ways with their favorite carrier, be that AT&T, Verizon, Sprint or T-Mobile, but a bunch of smaller regional carriers have been popping out lately and they seem keen on catching up with the big guys in the near future. One of these small carriers, US Cellular, has just announced the launch of its first LTE-enabled tablet, making a very important step forward in attracting a serious audience. Not only that, but their choice for the first ever 4G LTE slate is in my opinion perfect, as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is currently one of the most popular premium Android 10-inchers.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is US Cellular’s first LTE tablet, available for $399.99 for a limited time
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The all-you-can-eat subscription model has revolutionized the entertainment industry. Whether Netflix for movies or Spotify for music, the practice of users paying one monthly fee and gaining access to an entire library has exposed consumers to tons of content. Audiobooks.com is the Spotify of audio books.
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Audiobooks.com offers unlimited streaming in web app – it’s like Netflix for audio books
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Apps | admin | February 29, 2012 9:37 pm | Comments (0)
Search is the bread and butter of Google, but it’s not perfect or the only way to locate your important information. Sometimes, a third party can come in and locate the same information faster or more efficiently.
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CloudMagic for Android is a better, faster search for Gmail, Docs, Twitter, and more
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Apps | admin | February 13, 2012 8:25 pm | Comments (0)
Ah, Valentine’s Day – the magical day when people put in that extra effort to make their significant other happy. Sure, you might be a cynic who’s above the commercialism of a tenant of human interaction, but plenty of people would love nothing more than to be fawned over on Tuesday night.
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3 Android dating apps to find your last-minute Valentine
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As a follow up to yesterday’s warning from Symantec about the threat of Android.Counterclank , Lookout Mobile Security came out with a more nuanced perspective on the Apperhand SDK central to the issue. Unlike Symantec, they don’t go as far as to consider it malware, since it is not specifically engaging in malicious behaviour or stealing personal information, but they do consider it an aggressive form of ad network that you should think twice about permitting on your device. They actually said that it is actually less aggressive than a similar one distributed in June 2011 that collected more private data.
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Lookout: Android.Counterclank is Aggressive Ad Network, Not Malware
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Apps | admin | January 29, 2012 4:05 am | Comments (0)
Symantec, the makers of Norton, warned today about several different app publishers that have been found to be pushing out Android.Counterclank .
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Symantec Warns of Android.Counterclank: Always Check Permissions
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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Apps | admin | January 27, 2012 4:31 pm | Comments (0)
Google Image Search looks a little different today. That’s because Google has just announced that its user interface has been changed to be more tablet-friendly.
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Google revamps Image Search UI with new carousel and swipes for tablets
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