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Flickr launches new Android app and hands out 1-terabyte of free storage
If you thought Google’s 15GB of combined free storage for Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos was a good deal, check out Flickr. They not only released a new app, but to entice you to start using the service, they are offering 1-terabyte of free space for both photos and videos. They certainly aren’t fooling around since 1-terabyte is more than enough for a small city of people, let alone an individual person. Of course videos can eat that up pretty quickly, and thankfully they are included.
To give you a perspective, you could take one photo every hour for 40 years and still not fill it up. That’s over 350,000 photos. To further compare things, it would cost you $50 per month for the same 1-terabyte of storage with Google.
As to the app, it’s now at version 2.0 which is on par with the iOS version. Hit the break for the list of features and download links.
Features:
- Full bleed and high-resolution images
- Justified views everywhere
- Sixteen artistically designed filters
- Photo editor that allows you to enhance, draw, crop, add text or retouch your photo to get them just how you want them
- Your photos are always yours on Flickr and we give you complete control of your privacy with every photo you take
- Find and join groups, share photos and join the discussion
- Explore beautiful and interesting photos from the massive Flickr community – nearby or across the globe
- Keep track of where you take photos automatically with geotagging
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Flickr launches new Android app and hands out 1-terabyte of free storage
If you thought Google’s 15GB of combined free storage for Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos was a good deal, check out Flickr. They not only released a new app, but to entice you to start using the service, they are offering 1-terabyte of free space for both photos and videos. They certainly aren’t fooling around since 1-terabyte is more than enough for a small city of people, let alone an individual person. Of course videos can eat that up pretty quickly, and thankfully they are included.
To give you a perspective, you could take one photo every hour for 40 years and still not fill it up. That’s over 350,000 photos. To further compare things, it would cost you $50 per month for the same 1-terabyte of storage with Google.
As to the app, it’s now at version 2.0 which is on par with the iOS version. Hit the break for the list of features and download links.
Features:
- Full bleed and high-resolution images
- Justified views everywhere
- Sixteen artistically designed filters
- Photo editor that allows you to enhance, draw, crop, add text or retouch your photo to get them just how you want them
- Your photos are always yours on Flickr and we give you complete control of your privacy with every photo you take
- Find and join groups, share photos and join the discussion
- Explore beautiful and interesting photos from the massive Flickr community – nearby or across the globe
- Keep track of where you take photos automatically with geotagging
Come comment on this article: Flickr launches new Android app and hands out 1-terabyte of free storage
Flickr launches new Android app and hands out 1-terabyte of free storage
If you thought Google’s 15GB of combined free storage for Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos was a good deal, check out Flickr. They not only released a new app, but to entice you to start using the service, they are offering 1-terabyte of free space for both photos and videos. They certainly aren’t fooling around since 1-terabyte is more than enough for a small city of people, let alone an individual person. Of course videos can eat that up pretty quickly, and thankfully they are included.
To give you a perspective, you could take one photo every hour for 40 years and still not fill it up. That’s over 350,000 photos. To further compare things, it would cost you $50 per month for the same 1-terabyte of storage with Google.
As to the app, it’s now at version 2.0 which is on par with the iOS version. Hit the break for the list of features and download links.
Features:
- Full bleed and high-resolution images
- Justified views everywhere
- Sixteen artistically designed filters
- Photo editor that allows you to enhance, draw, crop, add text or retouch your photo to get them just how you want them
- Your photos are always yours on Flickr and we give you complete control of your privacy with every photo you take
- Find and join groups, share photos and join the discussion
- Explore beautiful and interesting photos from the massive Flickr community – nearby or across the globe
- Keep track of where you take photos automatically with geotagging
Come comment on this article: Flickr launches new Android app and hands out 1-terabyte of free storage
Share photos with strangers using Rando
We’ve been waiting for this interesting little thing to arrive on Android after a short period of exclusivity on iOS, and here it is. Rando is a simple, stylish little app, that does one thing — shares photographs. Randomly. You take one, send it off, then you get one back in return. That’s the entirety of.
It doesn’t let you load images from the phone’s memory, so you know the images you’re receiving are “live” shots taken by others as you sit and they there. It’s oddly captivating making little connections with people you’ll never know or meet. Here’s us boring people with photos of books and mugs:
Rando images you receive arrive in the form of those little circular things on the bottom right. It’s quite fun. What with this and today’s launch of Android video sharing app Cinemagram, we’re feeling uncharacteristically sociable today. Who wants to see my [EDITED]?
Check out Rando here.
Share photos with strangers using Rando
We’ve been waiting for this interesting little thing to arrive on Android after a short period of exclusivity on iOS, and here it is. Rando is a simple, stylish little app, that does one thing — shares photographs. Randomly. You take one, send it off, then you get one back in return. That’s the entirety of.
It doesn’t let you load images from the phone’s memory, so you know the images you’re receiving are “live” shots taken by others as you sit and they there. It’s oddly captivating making little connections with people you’ll never know or meet. Here’s us boring people with photos of books and mugs:
Rando images you receive arrive in the form of those little circular things on the bottom right. It’s quite fun. What with this and today’s launch of Android video sharing app Cinemagram, we’re feeling uncharacteristically sociable today. Who wants to see my [EDITED]?
Check out Rando here.
Share photos with strangers using Rando
We’ve been waiting for this interesting little thing to arrive on Android after a short period of exclusivity on iOS, and here it is. Rando is a simple, stylish little app, that does one thing — shares photographs. Randomly. You take one, send it off, then you get one back in return. That’s the entirety of.
It doesn’t let you load images from the phone’s memory, so you know the images you’re receiving are “live” shots taken by others as you sit and they there. It’s oddly captivating making little connections with people you’ll never know or meet. Here’s us boring people with photos of books and mugs:
Rando images you receive arrive in the form of those little circular things on the bottom right. It’s quite fun. What with this and today’s launch of Android video sharing app Cinemagram, we’re feeling uncharacteristically sociable today. Who wants to see my [EDITED]?
Check out Rando here.
Google developer teases the masses with Google+ Photos app
If you happen to own a Chromebook, then you’ll be happy to know there’s a sweet little app that’s currently on the way. Famed developer François Beaufort had revealed in a teaser that Google+ Photos is very much real and is all set for arrival on your machine in the near-future. Also known as “Pulsar”, the app is powered by Native Client technology and gives users the ability to upload and share photos from Chrome directly. Beaufort is quick to mention two major features of the Chrome app: the automatic selection of the best shots and the automatic import of photos when users plug in a camera or memory card. Of course there’s probably more to the app, but for now we won’t know very much until the app gets all of its kinks worked out.
Unfortunately, the app is not quite ready for primetime just yet, but Beaufort does encourage adventurous users to try it out if they are feeling a little lucky and all. You’ll find more deets at the source link below.
source: François Beaufort+
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Google developer teases the masses with Google+ Photos app
If you happen to own a Chromebook, then you’ll be happy to know there’s a sweet little app that’s currently on the way. Famed developer François Beaufort had revealed in a teaser that Google+ Photos is very much real and is all set for arrival on your machine in the near-future. Also known as “Pulsar”, the app is powered by Native Client technology and gives users the ability to upload and share photos from Chrome directly. Beaufort is quick to mention two major features of the Chrome app: the automatic selection of the best shots and the automatic import of photos when users plug in a camera or memory card. Of course there’s probably more to the app, but for now we won’t know very much until the app gets all of its kinks worked out.
Unfortunately, the app is not quite ready for primetime just yet, but Beaufort does encourage adventurous users to try it out if they are feeling a little lucky and all. You’ll find more deets at the source link below.
source: François Beaufort+
Come comment on this article: Google developer teases the masses with Google+ Photos app
Minus updated with new interface and featureset
Minus is putting out an update to its Android (and iOS) app today that not only changes and improves the interface, but also changes the way the service works as a whole. The app used to be focused on picture storage to share with friends, and has now pivoted a bit to be focused on meeting and sharing with people that are nearby. The basic idea is to see other Minus users around you and then chat, share photos and browse other people's photos. Photos can still be kept private and accessed from the Minus website, but the main intention is to share them publicly now.
The interface has been redesigned and cleaned up notably, which is hard to complain about on its own, but it seems like some users aren't taking too kindly to the quick change in features from one version to another. If you're interested in trying out the new Minus, hit the Play Store link at the top of this post.
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Bump app now allows transfers of any file between phone and computer
We’ve seen the Bump app evolve from just a way to transfer contacts to a version that allows for mobile payments and one that lets you share photos between your phone and your computer. Now the company has expanded its feature set to transferring files of all kinds, be they photos, videos or Word documents. Simply enable the location feature in your browser, tap the files you want to move over, slap that spacebar button with your phone and the files will be on their way. They’ll actually head over to Bump’s servers and not your desktop, but you can still easily download them if you so choose. The updated app is available on iOS and Android today, so you can start bumping your files over right now.
Filed under: Cellphones, Software, Mobile
Via: TechCrunch
Source: Bump
Review: Snappet – Christmas Edition Makes Creating Holiday Pet Photos a Snap
Are you an animal lover or pet parent who prefers the company of four-legged companions to that of most people? Even if you only kind-of like Fido or Fluffy, if you want a quick and easy way to create pet-photo greetings to share with others then Snappet - Christmas Edition for iPhone and iPad makes it possible. A simple photo app that allows users to turn pictures of their pets into framed and captioned images made comically amusing with the optional addition of cartoon accessories like hats and glasses, Snappet is all about pets. And the new Christmas-theme pack adds everything you need to get your pet into the holiday spirit.
Though Snappet borders on the ridiculous, it has merit. Lots of people share photos of their pets and when you can dress one up for nearly any occasion, it makes it kind of fun. Granted, there’s not much of a professional quality feel to Snappet, but that’s kind of the point – just make it fun.
No skills are required beyond the basic camera operation and the ability to navigate the five tabs. There’s one for importing pics from the device’s camera roll, one for taking a new picture, one for adding frames, one for adding accessory elements and a final one for sharing by email or to Facebook or simply saving to your device’s camera roll. Holiday-themed pet pics couldn’t be simpler. (more…)
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Amazon Cloud Drive Photos app launches on Google Play and Amazon App Store
Amazon has just pushed a new app to Google Play and its own app store that allows users take advantage of its Cloud Drive from an Android device. Amazon intends for this app to be a place where users can easily upload and share photos. As you would expect, Cloud Drive has been integrated in Kindle Fire HDs already, but now, owners of other Android devices can use it as a place to store their photos in the cloud.
Users of Amazon Cloud Drive get access to 5GB of free storage for their photos. More storage can be added starting at $10 a year for an extra 20GB, and going up from there if you need more than 20GB. For most users, it seems like 5GB to store photos should be plenty.
The app also features options for sharing your photos with other popular apps. You can upload photos to Facebook right from Amazon Cloud Drive Photos app. You can also use the app to share photos with friends via email and other applications. Overall, it looks like a pretty solid way to keep your photos in the cloud and save some local memory on your Android device.
The app also has some nice features for the way it displays your photos. You can view them in a horizontal mosaic or vertical grid view, depending your preferences. If you are looking for an easy to use cloud storage app for your photos, Amazon’s new one might be right up your alley.
How to: Quickly Share Photos on Android [Beginners' Guide]
Why else would we be taking tons of pictures if not to share them with the people we love? Today’s smartphones are coming equipped with powerful cameras that can capture some stunning images with the quick press of a button. The one above is certainly not “stunning” but it’s cute nonetheless. In this post, we’ll [...]
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Instagram v3.0 brings share photos to Map, improved scrolling and more
Who’s ready for more amateur photography? The creators of Instagram (now owned by Facebook) have just issued a rather large update to their extremely popular application bringing some neat new enhancements and features. Their new feature called “photo maps” will probable be popular so lets take a peek.
Now users that geo-tag or add their location to photos can check them out on a map and see where they’ve been taken. This is great for vacations, trips, or people that travel a lot in general. Your followers can also see too, so use caution. Being able to see where your friends go and where an amazing photo was taken is a great feature.
Next up is infinite scrolling. Previously you had to scroll the the bottom of the list, then tap the pesky “load more photos” button that always took far too long. Now they’ve added infinite scrolling where it will auto load content. A simple but much wanted feature, so give it a try. Check out the video below.
Finally, the last thing is speeeeed. This goes hand in hand with the new infinite scrolling feature, as photos now load extremely fast. With millions and millions of users speed has always been an issue, but now that Facebook has control on the backend we can expect things to hopefully get better — although judging their Android app I have my doubts. Get it right this minute on the Google Play Store.
Story Timeline
- Instagram for Android racks up millions of downloads overnight
- Instagram update adds Android tablet support and more bug fixes
- Facebook buys Instagram for a cool billion, service to remain intact
- Instagram for Android gets 5 million downloads in one week
- Five alternatives to Instagram on Android
- Instagram update adds deeper Facebook integration and search options
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Share your photos and videos through Wi-Fi via Wi-Fi Shoot
Sharing pictures and videos is something everyone does on a daily basis. Finding a way to do that in a simple and quick manner is always welcomed and sought after. Wi-Fi Shoot is an app that can connect two Wi-Fi Direct-compatible devices together to share photos and videos. The app is fairly simple to use, once the two devices are paired, a tap of a button is all that’s needed to pass the picture or video along.
I love apps that makes tasks simpler and faster to achieve. While this app works great thus far, keep in mind that it is still in beta phase and still has bugs that the developer has to work on. Thus far, the app only works on local media, so you won’t be able to share any cloud-based photos or videos. Wi-Fi Shoot only works with devices that have Android 4.0 and up and is available in the Google Play Market for free. Hit up the break for a download link and a video showcasing the app!
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LG Nitro HD to get Ice Cream Sandwich on July 31st
Not sure how many of you own the LG Nitro HD, but AT&T just reported that it will get the Ice Cream Sandwich update on July 31st. In addition users will also have access to LG’s new Optimus 3.0 UI, which allows users to unlock the phone by swiping anywhere on the screen, using your own photos as icons or shortcut images, and the addition of a “Download” category in the menu for easier organization.
Hit the break for the changelog.
- New lock screen actions let you conveniently jump directly to a specific application without unlocking the homescreen.
- The redesigned Gallery App & Photo Editor makes it easier to manage, show, and share photos and videos than ever before.
- An updated home screen folder and favorites tray that lets you group your apps and shortcuts logically by simply dragging one onto another.
- Enhanced multitasking capabilities let you instantly navigate from one task to another by leveraging a list in the System Bar that includes thumbnail images of all recently used apps. Just tap the thumbnail to resume using that app.
- Improved text input with an updated keyboard that supports faster text input and more accurate entries with better error correction and word suggestions.
- An app that helps you easily monitor your data usage.
- Face Unlock, a new screen-lock option that intelligently unlocks your device using facial recognition software.
You can download the update by going to www.lg.com/us/NitroHD-Upgrade from your personal computer and following the instructions on the site.
They also mentioned that updates would be coming to the HTC One X and HTC Inspire that will enhance performance for both phones. Additionally, the Inspire will get the AT&T Address Book, HTC Sense 3.0, and Task Manager. We can only hope that One X update is Jelly Bean, but I wouldn’t hold your breath.
source: AT&T
LG Nitro HD to get Ice Cream Sandwich on July 31st
Not sure how many of you own the LG Nitro HD, but AT&T just reported that it will get the Ice Cream Sandwich update on July 31st. In addition users will also have access to LG’s new Optimus 3.0 UI, which allows users to unlock the phone by swiping anywhere on the screen, using your own photos as icons or shortcut images, and the addition of a “Download” category in the menu for easier organization.
Hit the break for the changelog.
- New lock screen actions let you conveniently jump directly to a specific application without unlocking the homescreen.
- The redesigned Gallery App & Photo Editor makes it easier to manage, show, and share photos and videos than ever before.
- An updated home screen folder and favorites tray that lets you group your apps and shortcuts logically by simply dragging one onto another.
- Enhanced multitasking capabilities let you instantly navigate from one task to another by leveraging a list in the System Bar that includes thumbnail images of all recently used apps. Just tap the thumbnail to resume using that app.
- Improved text input with an updated keyboard that supports faster text input and more accurate entries with better error correction and word suggestions.
- An app that helps you easily monitor your data usage.
- Face Unlock, a new screen-lock option that intelligently unlocks your device using facial recognition software.
You can download the update by going to www.lg.com/us/NitroHD-Upgrade from your personal computer and following the instructions on the site.
They also mentioned that updates would be coming to the HTC One X and HTC Inspire that will enhance performance for both phones. Additionally, the Inspire will get the AT&T Address Book, HTC Sense 3.0, and Task Manager. We can only hope that One X update is Jelly Bean, but I wouldn’t hold your breath.
source: AT&T
Sidecar – Share Live Video, Photos, and More While on the Phone
If you need a new app to better share your life with friends and family, then check out Sidecar. While you and a friend chat over the phone through Sidecar, you can instantly stream live video, share photos, see each other’s location, and share contacts right on the app. I don’t have anybody to Sidecar [...]
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Google+ Events launches for all your party and event planning
Google unveiled Google+ Events for party and event planning. It will be part of Google+ and it will integrate with the calendar. You can even invite people who aren’t on Google+. All people invited will be able to see who’s invited and who’s going, but what about during the event? There’s going to be a party mode in which photos can be saved right to the party/event page. Users will be prompted at the start of the party to turn on party mode and share photos, and users can decide whether or not to share photos. Hit the break for some videos of it in action.
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[New App] HP Releases Snapfish For Android, Lets You Access And Share Your Photos On The Go
It may not make headlines alongside photo services like Flickr and Picasa, but HP’s photo-centric service allows users to store and share photos, create greeting cards, scrapbooks, blankets and a host of other physical products. Now, HP has released an app that allows users to access and share their photos while away from the desktop.
At the moment, the app only allows users to view the photos, so there go your hopes of creating prints of your photos right after you take them isn’t quite there yet. Still, if you like to create memorabilia of your family photos (and why wouldn’t you), this app will help you keep track of your photos.
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Facebook Gets Updated, Includes Bug Fixes And More Messaging Features
Facebook has recently been updated to make it a better overall experience for all users. In addition to some bug and performance fixes, there are new features implemented such as creating group messaging and adding friends to existing messages, as well as the ability to share photos and messages right from your home screen. Facebook continues to make things easier to share with our friends and family, doesn’t it?
The new version is available for your device today, so be sure to hit up the Play Store and update the app if you haven’t already.
500px arrives for Android – Enjoy some of the world’s best photos
Sure, Instragram is fun for casual photo taking and sharing but for those who seek out higher quality photos there is a new site that offers up some of the world's best photos. 500px. Now finally, 500px has released their Android app to the Google Play Store for all. No, it's not for snapping a pic on your device and sharing it with others but it does however; allow you to elegantly showcase your already uploaded photos, create slideshows, browse your friends' photos and your favourites all from within the app itself.
- Browse Popular, Editors Choice, Upcoming and Fresh. Photos change in real-time, so come back often for a fresh dose of inspiration
- Filter by categories (tap and hold the icons on the left)
- Full search
- View beautiful, full size photos without distractions
- Login or sign up for a 500px account to see your photos, friends' photos and your favorites
- Vote for photos, add to favorites, read and leave comments
- View photo descriptions, EXIF information, and location
- Share photos on Twitter, Facebook, or see them in browser
- Create a slideshow for every photo stream
The app is full of features and especially looks great on tablets where you can set it up view photos like a photoframe. If you're into photography or just love to look at great photos, this is indeed one app you'll not want to miss. You'll find the download link past the break, if you're interested in learning more about 500px the site, you can hit the source link below.
Source: 500px, Thanks, stbxxl!
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New Trip Photos iOS App Enhances How Users Capture, Tag N Share Photos
Trip Photos – Tag, Search N ShareDeveloper: Tekton Technologies (P) Ltd.
Price: $0.99
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Tekton Technologies (P) Ltd., is excited to announce the release of their brand new app – Trip Photos – Tag, Search N Share. For a limited time only, users can experience the power of this amazing app for half price. Trip Photos allows iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users to completely revolutionize the way they use photos and videos. Since the release of the iPhone, it has been widely acknowledged that the base functionality does not offer a great solution for easily organizing, tagging and searching for your media. It can be quite cumbersome to scroll through your Camera Roll looking for a particular photo or video to share with your friends. On the contrary, Trip Photos is designed to be an all-sufficient app for capturing, tagging, searching and sharing your photos and videos. Stop spending hours trying to organize your photo library.
Trip Photos offers a variety of ways to capture images. Users can access the camera function by clicking the camera icon which is conveniently located in the top right corner of the app. From here, users can select camera preferences such as front/rear facing lens and whether to add flash or not. Trip Photos takes it to the next level by adding customized capture options. The user is given the choice of taking their photo in one of four capture modes (Normal, Anti Shake, Timer or Burst). Anti Shake allows for the user to take highly detailed photos by ensuring movement of the camera is minimized. This allows for much crisper, sharper images.
Formspring Makes Its Way To Android, Now Available In The Android Market
Are you a part of the almost 30 million Formspring users but felt left out in the Android app dept? Your time has come now that Formspring has officially delivered an Android application. Check out the social network on your smartphone while on the go as it allows you to arrange small question and answer forums for your family and friends. You can ask questions, toss in photos and even embed a video for all to share.
With the official Formspring Android App, you can respond to friends on the go, ask questions, and share photos to get your friends’ responses to just about anything from anywhere.
Features:
* Ask a question to your friends and contacts.
* Send photos from anywhere and get responses.
* Respond to questions with text or a photo.
* Smile at responses, and see who smiled at yours.
* Choose to follow publicly or privately.
The only issue reported by users with this application is that if you’re a Galaxy Nexus owner, it tends to excessively force close. So, if you jumped on the G-Nex train when it launched, you’ll have to patiently wait for the dev to push out an update. Other than that, you should be golden. Ready for the download? Check out the Android Market link below or feel free to scan the QR code for an even added convenience. Enjoy.
Facebook refresh now available in the Android Market
Facebook for Android just updated and it’s available right now. They actually made the announcement earlier today, but it wasn’t available at the time. Facebook is promising that it’s now quicker and easier to view photos, get messages and navigate around the app.
Improvements include:
Photos get better
Photos and albums are up to two times faster than the previous Android app. It’s also easier to share photos, view comments and edit captions on the go.
Messages on top
Your messages and notifications are now at the top of your screen. You can respond to friends and stay updated without leaving the page you’re on.
Menu on the side
You can quickly access your News Feed, Groups, games and apps from the new left-hand menu. The features you use most are now at your fingertips.
Upon updating and opening the application, you will have the option of a “guided tour” of the changes.
Untappd now available as a native Android app — beer drinkers unite!
There's two things we love around these parts — Android, and good beer. Untappd just minced the two together with a native Android app for their popular social drinking platform. With the native app, you'll be able to share photos with your check-ins, use the notification center to keep track of what and where your friends are drinking, and it's all done in an easy to navigate way.
While we don't condone doing anything silly while drinking a few beers, we do like to have fun while doing it. If you feel the same way, you can grab Untappd for free from the Android Market (link after the break, works with ALL versions of Android) and look for us there.
Source: Untappd
Path for Android released: Social photo sharing made simple
Path for Android has entered beta, allowing Google phone users to access the photo-based social network service. Released on iOS some months ago, Path positions its app as a way to share photos you’ve taken with a small group of trusted friends or colleagues: each account supports up to just 50 contacts.
Images can be tagged, both with the identity of people in the shots, as well as places and things in-frame as well. Comments and conversations are supported, along with records of who has viewed your image and – using Path’s “Emotion” system – how they felt when they saw it. For a broader audience, it’s possible to share shots directly from Path to Facebook.
It’s a free download, though the Path team does warn that there could be a few rough edges and that it’s not quite as polished as the iOS version. You can download Path for Android v1.0 from the Android Market now.
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Bump Bumps Android App To 2.0, Brings New Features, UI, Remote Bumping, And Other Improvements
Bump, the popular app that lets users share photos, contacts, and apps by simply bumping their phones together has hit the big two-point-oh today. This update brings many enhancements along with it, including a new UI and a nice performance boost.
Not only does it look prettier, but it’s more functional as well. The app now stores a complete list of everything that you’ve sent or received via Bump, including when and where you were at the time of the transaction. This update also allows you to create a connection with specific friends so you can send…
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Toshiba Regza AT300 Android tablet surfaces
Toshiba has unveiled a new tablet for Android fans that runs Android 3.0. The tablet is called the Regza Tablet AT300 and it looks very interesting. The tablet is able to use the Regza Connect apps that the company has for its Smart TV users and can access the apps on the Android Market as well.
One of the apps allows the tablet to work as the remote control for the Regza line of TVs. It has HDMI output to the big screen. It has the ability to share photos and other content using USB and SD cards. Bluetooth and WiFi are both integrated into the AT300.
Other features include a 10.1-inch screen, 16GB of storage, and the tablet uses a Tegra 2 processor. It has a rear-facing camera along with a front facing camera. The specs on the camera didn’t translate from the Japanese language press release, but near as I can tell it has a 2MP front camera and a 5MP rear camera. Pricing and availability are unknown.
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droid razr m HD
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Kevin108: After watching some HD video on it, I'm pretty sure my Droid Razr is faster than my 10-year-old P4 desktop.
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Betsy Moats: I'm using my mobile hotspot on my DROID RAZR HD for the first time and it is awesome! #VZWVoices #Fit http://t.co/GtQXpdlDfW
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MikeC: I finally rooted my DROID RAZR HD! I did it in order to use titanium backup - I'm not interested in custom ROMs. http://t.co/F3UxMiycDD
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Bryan Hough: Switching to Verizon Wireless for work, so I'm going with the Droid Razr Maxx HD. Should be here today....finally....WANT PHONE NOW
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Kyle Seamon: @ASAP_Branchy I'm tellin u bro droid RAZR maxx HD!
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Free Classifieds: Check this out: 2X Wall Home Charger for Motorola Droid Razr M XT907 / Maxx HD / Photon Q 4G: $4.49 (0 Bids)E... http://t.co/jSh6nu7cZ1
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Wizard: @IcedVentiMocha I bought a droid RAZR maxx HD. Promised the wife I wouldn't keep both. But now I'm really wanting a s4.
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Ahmad Al-omani: @albalool DROID RAZR MAXX HD Extended Battery Life - Motorola Mobility LLC. USA - Motorola Mobility LLC. USA - http://t.co/UYDKHy4qg7
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Brian Silva: someone please tell me the differences between the Droid 4, Droid INCREDIBLE 4G, Droid RAZR HD, Droid RAZR M, Droid DNA, Droid RAZR MAXX HD
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Smart Actions Custom: Motorola DROID RAZR HD, M, Atrix and more bootloaders finally unlocked
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James Adair: Hello Droid razr HD....!! I'm Pumped
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Troy Nesfeder: @nateswart Niiice! Remember my old WP7? Just replaced it with a Droid RAZR Maxx HD this week. I'm very pleased so far. :-D
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Rebecca Diamond: @ohhellodesigns I picked up a Droid Razr Maxx HD - it's pretty sweet! http://t.co/2OviXFwqLF and the battery life really is amazing.
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