The “introductory” keynote address at Google I/O was a “mere” three and a half hours, and in all of that time, there was no mention of a very important “upgrade” to the Android O/S – adding a default Bluetooth framework, called Bluetooth Smart Ready, which provides Bluetooth 4.0 on a dual-mode chip. This move on Google’s part will allow developers a unified way in which to address Bluetooth’s functions in Android devices. . . . → Read More: Better Bluetooth Support From Android
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Our friends at Droid-Life posted what is, or I should say, was, the Google Maps sign-up page – it was there and now it is gone, but not before they were able to go through it and post some pictures and details. . . . → Read More: Google Maps Overhaul Revealed Before I/O Announcement The ever-popular third party keyboard, SwiftKey, has rolled out a new 4.1 version that adds three new themes – Pitch, Dusk, and Regal, fixes a few bugs, and improves on a few things…like working better with Opera browser. The change log, from their site is listed below: SwiftKey 4.1 changelog What’s new in SwiftKey 4.1 (published 15th May 2013) – Three new themes: Pitch, Dusk, and Regal . . . → Read More: SwiftKey Update Available in Google Play Store T-Mobile is releasing it first update for the new Samsung Galaxy S4. According to the T-Mobile notes, this will update to Android version 4.4.2/Baseline version M919UVUAMDL via OTA and through Samsung Kies . . . → Read More: T-Mobile Galaxy S4 – First Update Already BLU Products most often draws attention by launching a smorgasbord of new phones . Today, the company is more interested in rethinking the devices it already has. Starting with a just-launced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for the Vivo 4.3 , the company is moving to stock Android for every new device and firmware upgrade in the hopes of improving battery life and streamlining the interface — a distinct break from the growing trend toward hyper-customized experiences. . . . → Read More: BLU Products to use stock Android from now on, gives Vivo 4.3 new colors and Jelly Bean BLU Products most often draws attention by launching a smorgasbord of new phones . Today, the company is more interested in rethinking the devices it already has. Starting with a just-launced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update for the Vivo 4.3 , the company is moving to stock Android for every new device and firmware upgrade in the hopes of improving battery life and streamlining the interface — a distinct break from the growing trend toward hyper-customized experiences. . . . → Read More: BLU Products to use stock Android from now on, gives Vivo 4.3 new colors and Jelly Bean There’s no question that the Droid Bionic has had a rough life between long delays , a more popular cousin and slow updates . . . . → Read More: Motorola Droid Bionic starts receiving Jelly Bean update, the love it needs Look: we know many on Verizon aren’t happy that the carrier has revealed plans to lengthen its upgrade intervals right as smartphone update season is hitting full stride . However, there may be a consolation prize. . . . → Read More: Verizon confirms 12-month Device Payment Plan for phones is launching April 21st Customers will now be waiting an extra 4 months for new phones A few changes to how Verizon is doing upgrades were announced today, none of which are particularly beneficial to subscribers. The current 20-month waiting period for device upgrades has been extended to 24-months; Verizon says this “aligns the upgrade date with the contract end date and is consistent with how the majority of customers purchase new phones today.” Current contracts that are up in January of 2014 or later will be affected by this change. Verizon has also given a 3 day notice that all New Every Two program credits will expire. . . . → Read More: Verizon moves to longer and stricter upgrade times You know how it is. You’re on the bus with your Samsung Galaxy S2 or HTC Desire S and some flash Harry steps on with the latest HTC One, iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S4 . . . → Read More: O2 to make mid-contract swapping easier with O2 Refresh |
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