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ASUS CUBE
Review
by Jerry Hildenbrand
Apr 23, 2013
A bold design and great software additions make the ASUS CUBE unique, but is that enough to push Google TV to mainstream living rooms? The ASUS CUBE with Google TV is the latest premium Google T...
Cut the Rope: Time Travel
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 22, 2013
The extremely popular franchise just keeps growing with this new addition There may not be a casual mobile game franchise more well-known than Cut the Rope at this point. And while other names c...
Flip Frenzy
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 21, 2013
A puzzle game with an original concept, but what about those in-app purchases? We've seen plenty of games that just build off of other proven puzzle concepts, but they often end up being lac...
Dungeon Hunter 4
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by Andrew Martonik
Apr 19, 2013
Quality graphics, content and gameplay packed into a mobile RPG Gameloft has taken the wraps off of the fourth iteration in its Dungeon Hunter franchise, and it doesn't disappoint as a worth...
Lucid 2.
Review
by Anndrew Vacca
Apr 18, 2013
Don't just pass this one by - Verizon's potentially got a sleeper hit on its hands with the LG Lucid 2 With a fanfare-free launch, a budget-friendly price tag, and modest specs, you woul...
Moga Pro controller.
Review
by Simon Sage
Apr 18, 2013
Ever wanted to use an Xbox controller for your Android games? The Moga Pro hits stores today for $49.99, and in addition to playing around a bit with it at PAX East, we got some time to try o...
I Am Vegend
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 17, 2013
A mash-up of games that never steps beyond casual gameplay makes its way into Google Play It's clear right from the start when you look at the Play Store listing for I Am Vegend: Zombiegeddo...
Nexus 10 Book Cover.
Review
by Jerry Hildenbrand
Apr 16, 2013
$30 is cheap insurance against a scratched screen, so let's have a look at the official Nexus 10 Book Cover We saw Google finally release the official Nexus 10 Book Cover last week, and we h...
Battery Core Live Wallpaper
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 16, 2013
A neat new live wallpaper that adapts and changes as your phone's battery depletes We've taken a look at several different great live wallpapers out there, and we've stumbled up...
GamePad
Review
by Jerry Hildenbrand
Apr 16, 2013
It’s one of those products we want to love on principle alone - but does it measure up to expectations? Imagine a 7-inch Android tablet, and in the housing there’s a built-in game co...
EPOCH
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 15, 2013
Cinematic quality graphics meet fantastic gameplay in this third-person shooter You have to check a lot of boxes to make a great shooter on a mobile platform. The game has to have a compelling s...
HTC One
Review
by Phil Nickinson
Apr 10, 2013
Network - not software or hardware - is the big difference in the Sprint HTC One, for better or worse Finally, we're getting our first look at the U.S. versions of the HTC One, the phone tha...
Kyocera Torque
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 07, 2013
Some people need a phone they don't have to worry about breaking, and the Kyocera Torque was made just for them Sprint has a long history of offering capable Direct Connect and Push-To-Talk ...
Magic Fluids
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 05, 2013
There isn't exactly any functional purpose to it, but that doesn't mean it's not incredibly fun Magic Fluids is an animation app that simulates the effects of liquid and smoke with a...
Wallaby 2.0
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 03, 2013
A wallet full of credit and debit cards, each with different rewards; Wallaby shows you which one to use When you have several different credit and debit cards in you wallet, it can be hard t...
AntTek Quick Settings
Review
by Casey Rendon
Apr 02, 2013
Get total toggle control with a custom version of Jelly Bean's Quick Settings on Android 2.1 and up. One of the most anticipated features Jelly Bean brought to Android was Quick Settings. Th...
Dinamotxt
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 02, 2013
You'll be able to text from your tablet with your carrier number, but there are some UI struggles along the way As Android tablets become more and more popular -- especially the smaller 7-in...
MLB at the ballpark
Review
by Sean Brunett
Apr 01, 2013
The boys of summer are back - here's how to best follow Major League Baseball on your Android smartphone The 2013 Major League Baseball season is upon us. The first game was played Sunday ni...
Andmade Share
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Apr 01, 2013
The native Android sharing intents are extremely powerful, but that doesn't mean you can't shoehorn more functionality in there Andmade Share takes the already functional sharing intents...
CloudMagic
Review
by Andrew Martonik
Mar 29, 2013
So many accounts in so many places, and CloudMagic can help you search through every single one of them. As much as we'd prefer to have all of our data, documents, conversations and contacts...