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The first day of Google I/O is starting to wind down, and we thought it was a good time to take a look at some of the highlights from this morning’s keynote. There was a lot to take in during the long keynote, and we’re going to start with coolest news of the day… Google Play Music All Access.
While it’s not a huge surprise, it’s a welcome one for folks wanting an unlocked device. Google is going to sell the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S4 through the Play Store and you’ll be able to snag it in a little over a month on June 26 for $649. Excited?
As expected, Google has officially launched Google Play Music All Access, and it’s going live today in the US. It’s Googles answer to Pandora & Spotify, and it you’ll be able to access it on music2almost anything from web browsers to phones and tablets.
Rovio is certainly no stranger to the world of gaming considering they came up with that whole Angry Birds thing. Now it looks like they are getting in to the publishing business with the Rovio Stars Initiative, and they already have two games lined up.
If you’re in to Android Gaming, today is a good day. Nvidia has finally dropped some info on SHIELD, the product formerly known as Project Shield. The new gaming device is headed your way soon, and it’s coming out in what’s shaping up to be the best month for gamers in recent history.
Unit convertor apps usually aren’t all that exciting, and I definitely wouldn’t call them sleek. Flib, from Ten Days One App is an Android App that looks to solve one of those issues as it’s by far the slickest convertor app we’ve come across.
Google I/O may be coming up in a few days, but Amazon stole some headlines today as they officially launched the virtual Amazon Coin. It’s their foray into the world of in-app currency, and I’m sure gamers across the globe are giddy at the news…
It was a slow week for new Android Apps, but we still managed to scrounge a few up. Here we go with another edition of The Best New Android Apps of the Week…
We’re back with another Saturday edition of The Best New Android Games of the Week. From Boxing Monkeys to insane First-person shooters, there’s a little something for everyone this week…
Several weeks ago we talked about Snoopy’s Street Fair coming t…
That was fast. It’s no big secret that Google was planning to launch a Google Wallet Credit Card, and a lot of folks expected to see it released at Google I/O next week. Today we’ve learned that Larry Page has abruptly cancelled plans to launch to card although Google Wallet will be receiving a bit of an update.
You don’t have to look hard to find a Dungeon Crawler on Google Play, and the latest is called Dark Avenger. Gamevil released this last week on iOS, and now it’s our turn to hack and slash our way through the deadly dungeons of Dark Avenger.
You may not think “muck” is cute, but maybe that’s because you haven’t met Chuck the Muck. He’s a little blobby pile of muck, and he’s hungrier than a woodchuck. He doesn’t eat dirt or goo though as you might expect. Instead Chuck likes to chomp on crystals…
If you were gaming in the late 90s chances are you’ve heard of Carmageddon as it made quite the splash when it was released for the PC in 1997. The folks at Stainless Games wanted to bring the retro racer to a new generation, and last night that happened as Carmageddon for Android was unleashed on the masses.
Airport Scanner is a popular mobile game that was released on iOS last year, and the team at Pocket Gems is working with the Kedlin Company to bring the game to Android next month. Ready to see what a day in the life of a Security Screener is like?
You’re heard about it, you’ve wanted it, and now it’s finally here. Blitz Brigade was finally released for Android early this morning, and if you’re ready to kick a little arse online it’s just the thing for you.
