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 A minor OTA update for the ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 that started pushing Friday is now going out in full force. The update brings the software to version 9.4.3.29, and also bumps the Wifi version and Camera version up slightly. . . . → Read More: ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 software update rolling out for most everyone  With all the recent news about forcing customers to use shared data plans we saw this week, T-Mobile wanted to let everyone know their stance on the situation. Posting on the company's Issues and Insights blog, . . . → Read More: Customers don’t want shared data plans says T-Mobile  Update: . . . → Read More: ITC orders import ban on Motorola Android phones over Microsoft patent issues  Motorola device owners have been pretty vocal about their want for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on their devices. Motorola in response to that, has kept an ICS rollout schedule updated and recently they made some changes to it that will either excite you or upset you, depending on which device you own. . . . → Read More: Motorola Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich schedule updated  If you're in the UK and have a high-end HTC . . . → Read More: 200 movies available to rent for 5p in the UK on HTC Watch this weekend  The folks from DoubleTwist have announced a major milestone for their company. . . . → Read More: DoubleTwist announces 2 million daily active users, celebrates with special app sale  After yesterday's news of Verizon killing off unlimited data plans for grandfathered users , we were left with a lot of questions. That will happen when you don't get official word about changes, and analysts and pundits alike are forced to hypothesize. Luckily, Verizon has released some more official news about what to expect with their new shared data plans, and how this will affect current customers with unlimited data plans . . . → Read More: Verizon clarifies new data plan policies  We can't be sure that Google is really going to be selling what amounts to a Nexus line of devices , no matter how reputable the source. It's just too big of an idea to pretend to know all the particulars, and would be too big of a heartbreak should it not pan out, so being a bit skeptical is a wise choice. I'm sure something is going to happen, maybe even something wonderful, but nobody is sure exactly what that is just yet. . . . → Read More: Late-night poll: If Google releases a Nexus line, will you jump carriers for it?  So you bought an HP TouchPad , threw Android on it (to make it worth a damn), and now you think you're done? You're not. It ain't done until you theme the moboot screen! And if you're gonna theme it, you have o check out the webOS Nation theme and show support for the other side of the TouchPad . . . → Read More: Put a little sexy on your TouchPad moboot screen – webOS Nation style  Google has made known that it is in the process of figuring out exactly how to handle the device authorization and de-authorization for Google Music , and for the time being they have reverted to the old method allowing unlimited device de-authorization. From Google Play's help pages: Yesterday we made a change to our device policy for music on Google Play. . . . → Read More: Google addressing Music device de-authorization issues, back to ‘normal’ for now |
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