1SaleADay has posted another great Android related deal. Motorola DROID BIONIC owners who have been waiting to pull the trigger on the device’s lapdock will be happy to know that the site has it on sale for $80. Its condition is new so you won’t have to worry about any bad refurbishes. Of course, there’s one tiny catch: you only have until today to take advantage. If you’ve got the funds stored up and have been waiting for a good deal, now is your best shot. Get started here.
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
Pocket Legends Celebrates Second Birthday With Free Access to Premium Areas
Pocket Legends has just turned two, quite a long time in the world of technology, and they’re celebrating it with free access to premium levels! Those who are playing the game without paying will get access to the following:
Sandstone CavesSkeller’s ReturnCroc FeudFrozen NightmaresShadow CavesWyldwoodThose who bought these levels prior to this sale will get something for their trouble, as well: a Frozen Crown of Gratitude. Take a look inside your Stash and you should be able to find it.
Finally, for a limited time, you can purchase the party hat. Players who come across you will automatically wave and receive a free, smaller party hat of their own. After it’s gone, it’s gone so be sure to purchase one before it’s too late. Download the game here.
table.ad1,table.adImangi Studios Says New Environments, Characters, Objectives and Power-ups to Come to Temple Run
by Quentyn Kennemer on March 30th, 2012 at 9:58 am
Since its launch on Android (literally only a few days ago) Temple Run has enjoyed tremendous success on the Google Play Store. With somewhere between one million and five million downloads, I’m better they could be happier with the way things turned out.
The buck doesn’t stop here, of course. PocketGamer had a quick chat with Imangi Studios regarding the hit game, and one interesting tidbit to come out of the interview was regarding new content.
TurboTax Giving Free State and Federal Filing on Android App; This Weekend Only, Tablet Owners Only
TurboTax for Android is out, if you haven’t heard, and they’re trying to promote it by offering a sweet offer to those filing this year’s taxes. You can file both your state and federal taxes completely free if you use the TurboTax app to do it this weekend. The obligatory caveat? Sure – you have to have an Android 3.2
Sony Targets Mid-April for First Xperia ICS Updates
Sony’s bringing the sweet taste of Ice Cream Sandwich to all their 2011 phones, and it seems we’ll have to wait just a tad longer. It’s only a two week wait (give or take a few days) because they’ve now pegged mid-April for the first set of rollouts. Of course, we imagine the unlocked and unbranded versions will get the upgrades right away, but carrier-specific versions will depend on each specific carrier.
Most European and Canadian carriers tend to get the update out rather quickly, while it may be a more tough wait here in the United States. The roll-out period will stretch 4-6 weeks so if you have an eligible handset and you don’t get the update right away, be cool and be patient – it’ll get there eventually. Hit the source links to see which devices are included.
Verizon DROID Incredible 4G Enters the MAP Process
We’ve long heard rumors of one HTC Droid Incredible 4G ready to make its way to store shelves, but outsides mere mention of the device’s name we’re not exactly sure what to expect. We’re expecting a variant of the HTC One X with LTE, of course, but anything could be the case. The device has just been subjected to MAP (minimum advertised price) which usually means Verizon is getting close to figuring out an advertising campaign (and, by association, that the device is nearly finished and ready for mass production).
ZTE Fury Review
While most Android diehards would scoff at a device like the ZTE Fury, the Sprint handset offers proof that a quality Android experience can be delivered alongside affordable pricing. Launching for only $20 on contract, the Fury could be mistaken for something (slightly) pricier. A surprisingly good 5MP camera, snappy Qualcomm CPU, and Sprint ID features give the entry-level handset plenty to offer. Coupled with a solid design, the Fury has some potential within its compact frame. Does it put other budget models to shame? Read on for the full review.
HardwareThe ZTE Fury offers a compact design with just enough fine touches to allude to something outside of its price range. A textured, soft-touch back, chrome accents, and rounded edges give off a certain sense of class. It isn’t the thinnest device ever, but it still manages to come in at less than half an inch. The phone sports a 3.5-inch IPS LCD display at 320×480 resolution.
Inside the Fury lies a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 512MB of RAM, and 4GB of on board storage. It’s some impressive power for such a squarely mid-range phone and the benefits can be felt when navigating throughout the phone’s software. A basically stock build of Android 2.3 helps in this department. The Snapdragon CPU is appreciated when it comes to flicking between homescreens, rendering and navigating webpages, and playing back video. The phone never seems to struggle or lag behind all that much.
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