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Alcatel One Touch Idol Smartphone: Nothing to Be Idolized
Newcomer Alcatel One Touch will launch its first smartphone in the U.S. this month, but it doesn’t impress.
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Where Are They Now? Google I/O 2012 Edition.
On the eve of Google I/O 2013, let’s take a look back at what the company has accomplished (or not) since last year’s conference.
Apps That Curb the Temptation to Text and Drive
We’ve all probably done it, even though we know it’s dangerous. But these apps can help steer you or your teen away from texting behind the wheel.
Game On: Ouya Raises $15 Million in New Funding
From crowdfunding to VC funding.
Acer Aspire R7 Gives New Meaning to “All-in-One” PC
Well, that’s different.
Twitter Takes On Music Discovery, but Comes Up Short
Behind Twitter Music’s well-designed interface is a music discovery app that’s too limiting. #NeedsMoreCowbell
LG Optimus G Pro Coming Exclusively to AT&T
Guess we know what LG is going to announce at tonight’s event.
AT&T Trade-In Promo Knocks $100 Off Latest Smartphones
A new AT&T promotion could get you the new Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One or BlackBerry Z10 at half price.
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Vine Update Adds Support for Front-Facing Cameras, Mentions
Today, Twitter updated its video-sharing app, Vine, with features that will make it easier to shoot selfies and tag friends. When shooting a post, users will now see an option that allows switching between the front- and rear-facing camera. In addition, users can now tag friends in posts by typing the @ symbol and user name. Vine 1.1 is available now from iTunes. There is no Android version of the app yet, though one is reportedly in the works.Green Throttle Takes (A Few) Mobile Games to the Living Room
Green Throttle can transform your Android phone or tablet into a game console, but it needs more games.
Nuance’s Swype Android Keyboard Finally Hits Google Play
The battle of the virtual Android keyboards just got a little more interesting with the release of Swype on Google Play.