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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Volunteer to test a tablet-friendly version of Office for Android
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OnePlus One Review: An Unbelievably Fantastic Smartphone
Maybe you've heard of the OnePlus One. It's the self-styled "flagship killer" aiming to swoop in from China and beat the Nexus 5 at its own affordability game. That's a tall order, but the OnePlus One fills it. It's so dirt cheap, and so incredible, that it's damn near unbelievable.
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Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Mad Catz's Android console nabs OUYA games and 4K UHD support
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Google buys music service Songza to take on Apple and Beats
Google announced today that it's acquiring the streaming-music service Songza for an undisclosed sum. Over the coming months it will be integrating the company's smart playlist creation into Google Play Music and perhaps YouTube. Songza will remain an active and independent app for the time being. The purchase highlights the increasingly competitive landscape emerging around music, as Apple, Amazon, and Google all seek to differentiate their mobile products by offering top-notch streaming services.
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Breakout, Centipede and Asteroids, now in your Denny's app
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LG G Watch Review: A Wearable You'll Actually Consider Wearing
The LG G Watch is one of the first Android Wear wristables to reach the arms of those anxiously waiting for a smartwatch that's more than hype. Until now, the options have all been a little clunky, lacking either beautiful hardware, usable software or both. This is better. But that doesn't make it good enough—yet.
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Barclays brings Pingit phone number payments to Windows Phone
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Got an OUYA?
Got an OUYA? Now, a $60 annual subscription will get you free access to all the titles available on the device. It's like the Netflix of Android gaming.
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Samsung's Galaxy S5 mini cuts the specs and keeps the gimmicks
Samsung is once again downsizing its flagship Android phone in the form of the Galaxy S5 mini. The new compact handset includes a 4.5-inch display, a slight bump to the 4.3-inch version used in the Galaxy S4 mini last year, and similar styling to the Galaxy S5. While it takes the mini moniker, specifications like the processor and RAM have been altered, resulting in a less powerful phone. Samsung has also swapped out the 16-megapixel camera from the Galaxy S5 in favor of an 8-megapixel version on the Galaxy S5 mini.
While most of the hardware has been stripped back, the more unique features of the Galaxy S5 remain. Samsung is including a heart rate monitor, fingerprint sensor, and water resistance on the Galaxy S5 mini, alongside...
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