Google and Android

Samsung Galaxy S4 Review: Does it own the crown?

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Samsung outs the much anticipated follow up to the super popular Galaxy S3. Although an incremental release hardware wise, Samsung has managed to fit seemingly every feature under the sun into the SG4. Check out our review as we give you a thorough walk through of the device. —-Timeline—-0:27 design3:55 Features9:05 Camera12:57 Drawbacks14:08 Final Thoughts

Mobility Digest Review: Otterbox Defender Series Case for HTC One

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Today I have what turned out to be a rather large review of a case for a phone. When you think of cases for phones, you think of simple things and usually reviews for them are small. Somehow this review got really big with forty plus pictures in it, I’m not sure what happened but I guess I just had a lot to show you about this case. I think everyone by now knows that if you want one of the best cases for you phone then you buy an Otterbox case and that’s what I have for review today, the Defender Series for the new HTC One Android phone. The Otterbox Defender Series is the top of the line case you can get if you want the most protection for your phone. This case offers multiple layers of protection from bumps, drops, scrapes, scratches and more and it even comes with a built-in screen protector and a belt clip so your phone will always be handy. So if you’re looking for the ultimate in protection for your new HTC One, then read on…

 

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Top 5 Mobile Security Mistakes to Avoid in the Workplace

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Here are a few of the most common workplace security mistakes, as well as a few tips on how to avoid them: 1.    Losing Your Mobile Device While not everyone has had the misfortune of having a device lost or stolen, it’s extremely likely to happen to at least one person in your workplace at … Read more

Hot Damn, Microsoft!

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Folks are estimating Microsoft will rake in a cool $3.4 billion this year on Android licensing deals. Wow. That’s 20% of the company’s 2012 income. Others guestimate they’ll be making upwards of nine billion a year from their Android-related operations by 2017 which is over half their 2012 take. A critic might note the irony … Read more

HTC One Review: Damn Near Perfect

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As an old school Windows Mobile fanboy, the letters HTC rings more than a few bells around these parts. In the last 2 years or so, they seemed to have lost their way. So much so, that the CEO vowed to refocus the brand and return the quietly brilliant to just that. And here you … Read more

NBC, Just Use Youtube Already

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SNL did a funny bit on Google Glass last night. I ran into it on the Verge, posted using NBC’s own video content distribution setup. I tried to play it, but it complained that I was running Adblock. Fair enough, that’s a legitimate complaint against me. So, I opened up another version of Chrome, opened up the extensions page, and just as I was about to toggle off Adblock, the video clip in the original browser starts playing the SNL bit. I switch back, hit the full screen button, and because I’ve got that screen standing vertically the unusual aspect ratio threw off the player for a while but it eventually played. Here it is (well, maybe):

Though realizing in retrospect it wasn’t worth the obstacles, I had myself a giggle, then looked at the comment thread on the Verge, and the majority …

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