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After Eight Months Of Silence, IntoNow Gets Bumped Up To Version 2.0
It’s been quite a while since we’ve heard anything from the video-identifying application IntoNow, but out of nowhere the Yahoo!-owned application was bumped up to v2.0 late yesterday evening. The update brings several new features, which mostly focus on the social aspect of the app:
What’s in this version:
- Capture and caption your favorite “Did you see that” moments with Capit – instantly create pictures from your TV, add a caption and/or comment, and share with your friends.
- Newsfeed update – Now you can see when friends are in a discussion or have completed a trivia.
- Get live sport updates with scores, stats, and player information for football, basketball, and baseball
- Join the community with trivia, discussions, polls, and other fun experiences for some of your favorite TV shows
If you’re not familiar with IntoNow, it’s basically like SoundHound for TV.
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- Gamevil Releases Baseball Superstars II To The Android Market, Brings Better Graphics And New ‘Super Skills’
- Your Move, Shazam – SoundHound’s Free Android App Now Features Unlimited Music IDs
- 9 Innings Baseball Brings Awesome, Statistically Correct Gameplay To Your Phone
After Eight Months Of Silence, IntoNow Gets Bumped Up To Version 2.0 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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3LM resurfaces, still wants to make Android secure enough for the IT guys
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3LM resurfaces, still wants to make Android secure enough for the IT guys originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 11 Oct 2011 08:47:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Verizon Wireless Expanding Its 4G LTE Market On Thursday, August 18th – Adding 15 More Cities To The Mix
It its ever-expanding conquest for mobile domination, Verizon Wireless will be turning on 4G LTE connectivity in 15 more cities across the nation, as well as expanding in 10 existing markets, on Thursday, August 18th.
In the past eight months, VZW has expanded its 4G LTE network to cover over half of the US, putting it on track to bring LTE to more than 185 million Americans by the end of the year.
Cities affected by this expansion will be:
- Tucson, AZ
- Fayetteville/Springdale/Rogers, AR
- Bakersfield and Salinas/Monterey/Seaside, CA
- Fort Collins, CO
- Frederick, MD
- Worcester, MA
- Omaha,
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Verizon Wireless Expanding Its 4G LTE Market On Thursday, August 18th – Adding 15 More Cities To The Mix was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Droid Bionic gets friendly with its future roomate for Mr. Blurrycam
We know, we know — you’re ready to be done with the Droid Bionic. After all, we’ve been lusting after this monstrosity guy for nearly eight months now, so is all of this building up to be a major disappointment? We’re just as eager to find out as the next person, but here are some new images of the real deal to (hopefully) tie you over a bit longer. We’ve seen shots of the Motorola XT875 up close and personal before, but this is the first time it’s been spotted snuggled up next to another phone. Hanging out next to the Samsung Droid Charge, the Bionic’s slightly larger appearance lends credence to reports that it has a 4.5-inch display. A few other cosmetic features that stick out — quite literally, we might add — are the tapered back that bulges halfway up the phone to accommodate the camera, and the beveled edge around the perimeter. As already expected, the microUSB / HDMI port on the bottom right side for Webtop access can easily be discerned. Will this be enough to whet your whistle for another few weeks? If not, we hear there’s another Verizon device inbound that you might be interested in.
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Droid Bionic gets friendly with its future roomate for Mr. Blurrycam originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 04 Aug 2011 19:47:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Motorola XPRT available now on Sprint for $129.99 on contract
Motorola XPRT available now on Sprint for $129.99 on contract originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 21:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
HBO Go, Max Go streaming comes to DirecTV; iOS and Android apps still due later this year
Starting today, DirecTV subscribers with HBO and Cinemax (or possibly without, in our experience) have access to the HBO Go and Max Go online portals that stream original content like the upcoming Game of Thrones and various movies. While DirecTV mentioned it would roll out TV Everywhere style offerings of its own, this is the first we’ve seen that actually offers viewers their content away from the dish. Also notable in the announcement was a mention of Android and iOS clients for the Go portals, since the last we’d heard of them was word of an iPad app expected in six months… eight months ago. No word on what’s causing the delay (there’s already an app for Samsung’s latest TVs that support Flash) but they’re expected later this year — we won’t even bother asking about the new DirecTiVo.
HBO Go, Max Go streaming comes to DirecTV; iOS and Android apps still due later this year originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Tue, 12 Apr 2011 13:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Android PlayStation emulator PSX4Droid pulled from Market, timing pointing at Xperia Play (updated)
Uh oh, the day has finally come. We just gathered from Joystiq (and confirmed ourselves) that the renowned Android first-gen PlayStation emulator, PSX4Droid, has been pulled from the Market. The reason? Its author, ZodTTD, said Google informed him that it was a matter of “Content Policy violation,” however the fact it’s taken eight months for Google to take action suggests it might have a little something to do with the imminent launch of the Xperia Play, which will have its own mechanism to power the original PlayStation’s games. Another mystery is that it looks like other emulators such as SNesoid (SNES), GameBoid (Game Boy) and, in particular, FPSe (PlayStation) appear to be safe for now, which might suggest that there are other reasons behind this removal; but still, the timing suggests otherwise. On the bright side, we can always rely on third-party app markets.
Update: Here’s a super generic statement we just received from Google regarding this matter:
“We remove apps from Android Market that violate our policies.”
Android PlayStation emulator PSX4Droid pulled from Market, timing pointing at Xperia Play (updated) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 30 Mar 2011 22:16:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Android PlayStation emulator PSX4Droid pulled from Market, fingers pointing at Xperia Play (updated)
Uh oh, the day has finally come. We just gathered from Joystiq (and confirmed ourselves) that the renowned Android first-gen PlayStation emulator, PSX4Droid, has been pulled from the Market. The reason? Its author, ZodTTD, said Google informed him that it was a matter of “Content Policy violation,” but as anyone would suspect, the fact that it’s taken eight months for Google to take action suggests this is likely to do with the imminent launch of the Xperia Play, which will have its own mechanism to power the original PlayStation’s games. Another mystery is that it looks like other emulators such as SNesoid (SNES), GameBoid (Game Boy) and, in particular, FPSe (PlayStation) appear to be safe for now, which might suggest that there are other reasons behind this removal; but still, the timing suggests otherwise. On the bright side, we can always rely on third-party app markets.
Update: Here’s a super generic statement we just received from Google regarding this matter:
“We remove apps from Android Market that violate our policies.”
Android PlayStation emulator PSX4Droid pulled from Market, fingers pointing at Xperia Play (updated) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 30 Mar 2011 22:16:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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