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Apple at it again, calling for injunction against the Galaxy Nexus
Apple has once again called Samsung into court. This time it’s about the Galaxy Nexus and four patents that Apple says it infringes. The patents in question are: U.S. Patent No. 5,946,647: a patent for data being used as a hyperlink U.S. Patent No. 8,086,604: a unified search patent U.S. Patent No. 8,046,721: a slide-to-unlock … Continue reading
Latest Apple patent lawsuit targets Galaxy Nexus lockscreen
The latest installment of Apple vs. Samsung saga sees Cupertino taking offense with the lockscreen on the Galaxy Nexus. The complaint, filed once again in Germany, is the first directed towards the Android 4.0 flagship device. The claim made is that the Galaxy Nexus infringes upon Apple’s own slide-to-unlock utility model. FOSS Patent’s blogger Florian … Continue reading
The Next Big Thing – Galaxy S II
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How to: Unroot the Galaxy Nexus, Re-lock the Bootloader and Return to a Factory State
Unlocking the bootloader and rooting your Galaxy Nexus is really only half the battle. There may come a time when you need need to lock everything back up, including that bootloader. Thanks to the Android team, we have the factory images that can not only fix a bootlooping or soft-bricked device, but make it look … Continue reading
How to: Root the Galaxy Nexus 4G LTE, Flash a Custom Recovery and Make a Backup [Verizon]
Time to root your Galaxy Nexus now that @Koush has released official Clockworkmod Recovery for the LTE version. We have gone ahead and posted the manual instructions for you, because well, if you have a Nexus you should probably know most of these standard adb and fastboot commands. It’s not hard by any means, especially … Continue reading
Video: How to Unlock the Bootloader on the Galaxy Nexus [Verizon]
If your Galaxy Nexus future includes custom ROMs and kernels, you should stop what you are doing and unlock the bootloader of the device first. With an unlocked bootloader, your phone is opened up for you to essentially do as you please. Not only that, but you get that sweet little unlock icon on the … Continue reading
Android 4.0.3 Announced: Better Social App Integration to Contacts, Camera Capabilities, and Polish
Say bye, bye to Android 4.0.2. In the coming weeks, the Android team will roll out the next version better known as Android 4.0.3. Through the new API that has also arrived, developers will have the ability to integrate their social apps into contacts like Google has done with G+ and Google Talk. You can … Continue reading
Verizon reportedly blocking access to Google Wallet on its Galaxy Nexus
Pop quiz: List, in alphabetical order, all of the Google Nexus phones that officially have access to Google Wallet. If you aswered the Sprint Nexus S 4G — and only the Sprint Nexus S 4G — you’re exactly right. And it looks like it might stay that way for the time being. 9 to 5 … Continue reading
Galaxy Nexus for Verizon Wireless hands-on photos and preview
From TheVerge.com: By Dante D’Orazio on December 3, 2011 05:06 pm We got our hands on a Verizon Wireless-bound Galaxy Nexus today, courtesy of the Samsung Experience store in New York City (thanks to Droid Life for tracking this one down). Unfortunately the price and release date are still nowhere to be found, though we … Continue reading
Galaxy Nexus: An In-Your-Face Android Phone
Thanksgiving is coming, but techies are salivating over something that doesn’t involve turkey and stuffing: Ice Cream Sandwich—the operating system of the newest Google phone, the Galaxy Nexus. The Galaxy Nexus from Samsung is the first device to run Google’s Android 4.0 operating system, known by its dessert code name. Ice Cream Sandwich is designed … Continue reading
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Capote Family RSS Feed- Create A Personal Google Maps Pin Map With Your Foursquare Check-Ins February 21, 2012To utilize Foursquare to create pin map, just follow these instructions: Login to your Foursquare profile from an internet browser Now that you’re logged in, go to your feeds page. To find your feeds from your profile, you can click on “History”, then scroll down to the bottom of the page and find the RSS … Continue reading » […]
- Apple at it again, calling for injunction against the Galaxy Nexus February 13, 2012Apple has once again called Samsung into court. This time it’s about the Galaxy Nexus and four patents that Apple says it infringes. The patents in question are: U.S. Patent No. 5,946,647: a patent for data being used as a hyperlink U.S. Patent No. 8,086,604: a unified search patent U.S. Patent No. 8,046,721: a slide-to-unlock … Continue reading » […]
- Official Google Blog: Introducing Chrome for Android February 8, 2012Introducing Chrome for Android In 2008, we launched Google Chrome to help make the web better. We’re excited that millions of people around the world use Chrome as their primary browser and we want to keep improving that experience. Today, were introducing Chrome for Android Beta, which brings many of the things you’ve come to … Continue reading » […]
- Latest Apple patent lawsuit targets Galaxy Nexus lockscreen January 21, 2012The latest installment of Apple vs. Samsung saga sees Cupertino taking offense with the lockscreen on the Galaxy Nexus. The complaint, filed once again in Germany, is the first directed towards the Android 4.0 flagship device. The claim made is that the Galaxy Nexus infringes upon Apple’s own slide-to-unlock utility model. FOSS Patent’s blogger Florian … Co […]
- Top 1% of Mobile Users Use Half of World’s Wireless Bandwidth January 7, 2012The world’s congested mobile airwaves are being divided in a lopsided manner, with 1 percent of consumers generating half of all traffic. The top 10 percent of users, meanwhile, are consuming 90 percent of wireless bandwidth. Arieso, a company in Newbury, England, that advises mobile operators in Europe, the United States and Africa, documented the … Continu […]
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