My Techno Dimension

Xperia Ice Bean for Rooted Xperia Arc S

2012-08-04T13:39:00.002-07:00

This is a ROM created to give the Xperia Arc S a nice Jelly Bean feel to it. It is extremely fast and has a very smooth UI

Although this ROM isn't a Jelly Bean ROM, there are many ported mods and apps that are fully functional on it. They include,

Google now
Jelly Bean Launcher
Jelly Bean Wallpapers
Boot Animations
Search Bar etc.

The developer was also kind enough to port mods from the Sony Xperia S as well add lots of tweaks and mods to make this ROM very fast and almost completely bug free.
The developer of Ice Bean also advises that this ROM works best on unlocked bootloaders.

The other good news is that the developer plans to bring in new updates very soon.

This ROM works on almost all ICS kernels.

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Angry Birds Space Red Planet Trailer Out

2012-08-04T13:36:00.001-07:00

Just when you thought the guys at Rovio maybe just maybe are running out of ideas on how to get those Angry Birds to smash those pigs here comes another one. It seems that there is a "Red Planet update coming this fall."
It is unclear if this will be a true update or a whole new Angry Birds game at this point. Most of what we do know about this "update" comes from the trailer below .

Wait…What The F..... ! 400,000 Apps in the App Store With ZERO Downloads

2012-08-04T13:32:00.000-07:00

That's right you read that right out of the 650,000 Apps in the Apple's App store more than 400,000 have ZERO downloads. The App Store has about 400,000 dead apps.

Real Racing 3 announcement trailer is out, previews jaw-dropping graphics

2012-08-04T13:19:00.000-07:00

EA and Firemonkeys has released the first trailer of the third installment of the popular mobile racing simulator Real Racing. And it looks simply astonishing.

The devs behind Real Racing 3 have really put their hearts into making the game match its title. As you’ll see in the trailer below, the 3D car models, reflections and the various effects are given a lot of attention.
Here’s the video itself.

EA says Real Racing 3 will “harnesses the full power of mobile hardware” and after seeing the video above, I am inclined to believe them. And that’s only pre-alpha footage.
EA hasn’t yet announced when the game will be ready for prime time. End of the year, maybe?

Temple Run completes one year, releases new update for iOS

2012-08-04T13:15:00.000-07:00

Everybody’s favorite endless running game Temple Run has completed one year since its launch on iOS. In this time, the game has been downloaded over 100 million times, including downloads on Android. People have played over 10 billion sessions so far and spent close to 54,000 years combined running from evil monkeys.

The game has also received an update on iOS, which brings the version number to 1.5. In this update, the game adds Retina display support for the iPad, along with 22 new objectives and a new powerup called PermaWings that can be enabled at the start of the level and stays on permanently until you die, at which point it automatically resurrects you.
Other additions include ability to disable and enable individual powerups and some bug fixes. Unfortunately, this update is not yet available on Android.
As before, the game is free of charge, so you can download and try it out right now.

Finally Quad-core Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 hows what its capable of

2012-08-04T13:12:00.000-07:00

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 got off to a rocky start after its official announcement at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year, after which it returned to the company’s R&D drawing board for a specs overhaul.

And several months later, here it is – the brand new Galaxy Note 10.1 with more powerful innards ready to take over the tablet scene. Or so it thinks.
Here’s a quick rundown. The Galaxy Note 10.1 is powered by the same Exynos 4412 chipset with a quad-core 1.4GHz processor and Mali-400MP GPU found in the Galaxy S III. And thanks to the 2GB of RAM, you get a truly multitasking-ready device.
However, the news aren’t so rosy in terms of screen. It’s a 10.1-inch PLS TFT screen with a resolution of 1280×800 pixels. Samsung are not using a Super AMOLED panel and the resolution is nowhere near FullHD.
Despite this little nitpick, the Galaxy Note 10.1 comes with a ton of useful features such as a microSD card slot, LED flash for the 5MP camera and 3G connectivity. At the front, there’s a 1.9MP camera for video chatting.
But the pièce de résistance of the Galaxy Note 10.1 is its special stylus called S Pen. With its help you can quickly write down notes, draw a funny picture or even make advanced modifications to a photo.

The latter is done thanks to the Adobe Photoshop Touch app, which comes for free on the tablet. It takes the Galaxy Note 10.1 to a whole new level, allowing professional as well as regular users to make photo adjustments while on the go.
Measuring 256.7 x 175.3 x 8.9 mm and weighing 583 grams, the tablet is going to find a comfortable place in nearly every bag and you won’t break any sweat carrying it around.
Samsung has thrown in almost everything its got in terms of software. The Galaxy Note 10.1 runs Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich with TouchWiz 4.0 sprinkled on top. It adds really useful features to the stock Android experience like Mini apps, useful widgets and a few essential Samsung apps like S Memo, S Chat and more.
Check out our Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 hands-on video below.

Guardian photojournalist captures the London Olympics with little more than an iPhone

2012-08-04T12:56:00.003-07:00

Dan Chung, a photojournalist on Guardian’s payroll has realized an interesting idea – capturing the all you can eat 2012 Summer Olympics action with a smartphone.

The device in question is an iPhone – a 4 and 4S. To aid him in making the results matter he uses the Snapseed photo editing app and occasionally some add-ons like binoculars and special lenses.
His photoblog-slash-Olympics-portfolio is very interesting. He posts regular updates with captured moments both on the floor of the London Olympics and off it – in the subways where he meets and snaps away at smiley-faced fans.

Dan Chung uses a Schneider lens to capture fisheye pictures, or sometimes Canon binoculars to get closer to the action.

Finally, he edits the end results with Snapseed, which is an iOS app with some heavy adjusting tools to tune a photo’s saturation, depth of field, color efects, etc.

BLU announces the VIVO 4.3 dual-core, dual-SIM smartphone

2012-08-04T12:48:00.002-07:00

Following the (large) footsteps of the Studio 5.3 Android smartphone BLU Products announced the VIVO 4.3. The Android Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone offers dual-core, dual-SIM functionality, to go with good looks and low price tag.

The BLU VIVO 4.3 features a dual-core Cortex-A9 CPU and MediaTek MT6577 chipset. The GPU is PowerVR SGX531. There's a gig of RAM and 4GB of built-in memory which can be further expanded via microSD card.
One of the most pleasant surprises in the BLU VIVO 4.3's spec sheet is the presence of a 4.3" Super AMOLED Plus display with WVGA resolution. An 8MP camera with 720p video recording, 1600mAh battery and customizable Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich complete the highlights of the device's spec sheet.
The BLU VIVO 4.3 will hit the shelves of major US retailers in Spetember, priced at the sweet $249.99 without contract. Latin America and parts of Asia will soon follow.

The IFA 2012 schedule is out, see what you can expect and when

2012-08-04T12:46:00.001-07:00

Berlin's IFA 2012 is right around the corner and this year it is going to take place from August 31 to September 5. But those are the days when the exhibition will be opened for the public. The really interesting part are the few days before that when most manufacturers will hold press-only events and the Berlin's Messe grounds will be opened only to those with press passes.
Here's the schedule for those pre-IFA press days. Let's take a look at which companies will be there and when they'll have their press conferences and product announcements.

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

03:00pm - 04:00pm: Panasonic is expected to unveil a new Android smartphone at this years' IFA. The smartphone will be walking in the footsteps of the Eluga and the Eluga Power, which were announced at this year's MWC back in February. Perhaps, we'll see some other AV product announcements, as well, including a new mirrorless camera.
04:00pm - 05:00pm: Sony plans to unveil the Xperia S refresh - the recently caught in the wild Sony Xperia SL (LT26ii), the Xperia LT29i Hayabusa and finally, the LT30i 'Mint', which as as we recently learned , will go by the name of Xperia T. This will be one of the most interesting IFA's press conferences, for sure.
07:00pm - 08:00pm: Samsung already has a lot of people excited about its upcoming Galaxy Note 2 announcement. The 5.5-inch phoneblet is one of the most anticipated Android devices to come out in the second half of the year.

Thursday, August 30, 2012

11:00am - 12:00pm: Samsung is holding a second press conference the day after its dedicated Unpacked event. This one, we presume, is going to show off products from the company's home appliances divisions.
01:00pm - 02:30pm: Lenovo will be quite busy too, come the end of the month. Starting off with the IdeaTab A2105 phoneblet, the company is also expected to showcase two new tablets - the 7-inch IdeaTab A2107 and the 9-inch IdeaTab A2109.
03:00pm - 05:00pm: LG has been really quiet about its upcoming IFA 2012 press conference. The company already launched its flagship Android smartphone, the 4X HD. However, they are likely to use the exhibition to showcase all of its 2012 smartphones, rather than unveil new ones. We'll surely see new stuff in the TV/home appliance department.

That's what's ahead for us all at this year's IFA edition. We'll be there to cover it live for you.
You can check out the full schedule in the source link below. Keep in mind the quoted times are in Berlin's CET time zone (GMT+2 during the summer).
Which press conference are you looking forward the most?

Sony LT30i 'Mint' to be called Xperia T, certification reveals

2012-08-04T12:42:00.000-07:00

The Sony Xperia LT30i Mint is yet to become official, but it has been a frequent visitor to our news section, it even got a lengthy preview. While it wore its unofficial guise in those appearances, it went in for DLNA certification under its official name.
DLNA's web site list the phone as Sony Xperia T - making it a member of the single letter Xperia club. Just a quick reminder, the phone has a 4.3" 720p screen, 1.5GHz dual-core Krait processor and a 13MP camera.

We tried to figure out if there's any pattern behind the letters, but gave up pretty quickly - T comes after S (as it should, being the newer model), but then comes U and that is a lower-end device than either of those two. Things get even more confusing when you consider the upcoming Xperia SL, which has two letters.

Anyway, the DLNA certification doesn’t give us much other than the name - DLNA capabilities are common among Android phones, Xperias included.
So, we'll probably just have to wait until August 29, when Sony is holding an event just before IFA starts. The Sony LT30i Xperia T is one of the likely candidates to be announced at that event, along with a few others.

LG Optimus L3 Dual now available for €120

2012-08-04T12:38:00.001-07:00

Indian online retailer flipkart.com has put up for sale the LG Optimus L3 E405 for 8299 INR, or €120.

The L3 features a 3MP camera, 800 MHz processor, 384MB of RAM, and 1 GB of internal memory all running on a 1500 mAh battery. The OS will be Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and we doubt it will be getting an ICS update.
The dual-SIM variant of the L3 is virtually identical to its single-SIM predecessor, with the only exception being the hardware home button is replaced by four capacitive keys instead. In addition to the three standard Android ones, the fourth one toggles the active SIM.
The LG Optimus L3 Dual is expected to rival Samsung's budget Android forays into the dual-SIM market, namely the Galaxy Y Duos and Galaxy Ace Duos.

The final version of Windows 8 leaks online

2012-08-03T05:31:00.001-07:00

Just yesterday Microsoft announced Windows 8 is finally ready and released to manufacturing. Today its Enterprise N version is all over the torrent servers.

The N version stands for a stripped down version, which lacks the Windows Media Player – a requirement ruled by the European Commission 8 years ago.
The leaked ISO is for the x64 version of the Enterprise N editions (there might be x86 somewhere too) and is not bootable. This means you must start the installation under Windows.
There was another leak yesterday for the 32-bit standard version of Windows 8, but I have my doubts it might be fake.
Anyway, it is now confirmed that the final build is 9200.
I recommend you stay away from these early leaks for various reasons – they require activation so they might work only for a few (3-30) days, they might have some nasty viruses and also because one thing is for sure – come October, you’ll have to re-install Windows all over again. If you simply can’t wait, just use the free Consumer Preview for now – it’s probably as good as the leaked RTM versions.

Microsoft drops the Metro code name allegedly over legal issues

2012-08-03T05:28:00.000-07:00

Metro has been Microsoft’s code name for the user interface that they debuted with the Zune HD back in 2009 and has been a major part of their UI design language in Windows Phone as well as the upcoming Windows 8 desktop operating system.

Well, the UI isn’t going anywhere but the name is. Microsoft has stopped using the Metro name for the UI effective immediately and has also asked the developers to stop using it in their apps. The reason for this sudden change is rumored to be due to legal issues with a German company over the name.
According to The Verge, Microsoft has sent an internal memo to its employees informing them of the change and has mentioned that it was brought about due to “discussions with an important European partner”.
‘Metro’ has always been the internal code name of the UI that became popular and not really an official name. Microsoft probably thought it did not need another name now that people already know it as Metro. But now it seems they will have to find another name for it but until then they will be referring to it as ‘Windows 8 style UI’.

HTC posts Q2 report, revenue bounces back up from weak Q1

2012-08-03T05:26:00.002-07:00

The numbers of Q2 are in and it seems HTC have bounced back from a weak first quarter, though the numbers are still down compared to last year. The company is pleased with its performance in Asia, North America and EMEA.
Revenues totaled $3 billion, down 26.8% from last year's $4.1 billion but up from Q1 of this year. Operating profit went up quarter on quarter to $273 million, but that's a 57.4% drop compared to Q2 2011. The operating margin was 9%.

During Q2, HTC launched the Desire V for the tree largest carriers in China and thinks it can become a major player on the Chinese market. Yesterday's report from Canalys points to a 389% growth in shipments in China for HTC year over year. Sales for Asia met HTC's expectations thanks to the One series.
In North America, HTC launched the EVO 4G LTE and DROID Incredible 4G LTE and hired Mike Woodward, former AT&T Vice President of Consumer Wireless Devices, who will be responsible for company’s sales, marketing and operations for the US and Canada markets. HTC's products are reportedly well received by carriers and the company underlined they will focus on consumer preference.
Anyway, looking towards the future, HTC predicts revenue of between $2.3 billion and $2.7 billion in Q3 and an operating margin of 7%.
If you're interested in more numbers on HTC financial quarter, check out their report over here (PDF).

Gameloft teased its first Unreal engine game in a piece of artwork

2012-08-03T05:17:00.002-07:00

The folks at Gameloft have chosen a rather original way to tease their first video game, which will use the Unreal engine. The company has released a piece of artwork, which suggests something bloody an epic coming our way.

To make the matter even more interesting, the developers from the video game powerhouse have hidden a hint about the upcoming video game in the image above. Gameloft have also set up a vote on their Facebook page, whose outcome will decide whether we see a trailer or another piece of artwork in the next teaser for the upcoming video game. You can case your own vote by hitting the source link below.
What do you think the new game will be like? Current rumors suggest a sweet sounding cross between God of War and Infinity Blade as a likely candidate. Feel free to give us your take on the teaser in the comments section below.

US Galaxy Note 10.1 shipping to retailers ahead of announcement?

2012-08-03T04:41:00.002-07:00

The US Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 is expected to be announced at the Samsung US event on August 15 but US retailers are already receiving units. The model number of the recent stock is the same as the European variety so perhaps what we're witnessing is the first wave of availability of the international Galaxy Note 10.1, and not the US spec device.

US retailer CT-Miami sent us some unboxing pictures of the Note 10.1 they have. The specs include a 10.1-inch, 1280 x 800 resolution display, 6.5mm S Pen stylus, quad-core 1.4GHz processor, 2GB RAM, 16GB built-in memory, 5 megapixel camera with 1080p video recording, 3G+GPS, a 7000mAh battery and an IR LED to use the tablet as a remote control.
What's more interesting is that these specs and the model number printed on the box indicate that this is the European model, which makes us curious as to why the American retailers are getting it. There is no LTE support and the HSPA bands will only work with AT&T's HSPA network.

Meanwhile, another US retailer - Negri Electronics - tweeted earlier today a similary photo of an unboxed picture of the Galaxy Note 10.1 and mentioned that it “ships 8/3”, although it's not clear to whom the device is shipping on that day.
It's either that the retailers are getting their stock before the alleged launch event on August 15 or as we already said, those are the first available international Galaxy Note 10.1 units (officially, it's still has a Coming Soon status). So far however, we haven't found retailers on our side of the ocean that have the tablet.
Samsung never confirmed that their August event in the US is dedicated on the Galaxy Note 10.1, but if it is, we guess they will show a proper US spec model that even has LTE support.

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AT&T HTC One X gets updated to Android 4.0.4

2012-08-03T04:32:00.001-07:00

The AT&T version of the HTC One X is getting a new software update today that changes the software number to 2.20.502.7 and the Android version number to 4.0.4.
As of now, only one notable change is known that is brought about by this update and that is the change in behavior of the Recent Apps key on the phone.
You may be aware of the annoying problem on the HTC One X and the One S where, due to the lack of a hardware menu button, the OS would display a soft menu key at the bottom of the screen in apps that have not been optimized for the Holo theme. On the Galaxy Nexus this was not a big issue as there were already three keys down there but the One X has none on the display itself and this the menu key would be the only one there, taking up precious display real estate.
With this latest update, HTC now allows you to use the Recent Appe button as a menu button. You have three choices now. You can let it open the recent apps as it did before, make it open the application menu with a press and the recent apps list with a long press or vice versa.
It's a bit of a wonder why it took HTC so long to implement this, especially when they had a similar system on the One V. The One V did not offer a choice of options like this but it automatically hid the menu in every app and let you show menu options with a long press of the Recent Apps key.
Anyway, it's good that this feature was finally implemented as it was a major pet peeve for a lot of people. Hopefully, the international model will get this soon.

August 29 event confirmed to be a Galaxy Note 2 launch event

2012-08-03T04:31:00.001-07:00

It was just a while ago that we reported that Samsung has been sending out invites for their Samsung Mobile Unpacked 2012 event in Berlin.

What was unknown in this mystery invite, however, was which product will be announced at this event, although it was generally speculated it would be the successor to the Galaxy Note.
Well, we don't have to speculate any more as a Samsung representative has revealed to Reuters that the next Galaxy Note will be announced at this event.
It seems strange that Samsung would be announcing an event so soon after their planned August 15 event, which was previously believed to be the Galaxy Note II event but now seems like would showcase the Galaxy Note 10.1, which has been waiting for an official launch for a long time now.
It's just a matter of couple of weeks now. We'll see how it goes and you can be sure to read it all here when it does.

First-gen Snapdragon devices not getting CyanogenMod’s IceCream Sandwich

2012-08-02T12:32:00.001-07:00

The popular CyanogenMod ROM modding scene has officially dropped support for a wide array of devices running on the dated Snapdragon S1 chipset.

This means that devices running on the Qualcomm QSD8x50, MSM7x25, MSM7x27 and MSM7x27T SoCs will not see any builds beyond Cyanogen 7.x, which is based on Gingerbread. Or in plain words, no Ice Cream Sandwich by CyanogenMod.
The more popular devices which fall into the above criteria include the Nexus One, HTC Desire, HTC EVO 4G, Samsung Galaxy Ace and the LG Optimus One.
The Cyanogen team cite a lack of media libraries, compatible with ICS, as well as the workarounds required to make Android 4.x+ work do not result in a smooth-running experience. Simply put, the hardware just isn’t there.
The full list of devices dropped is:

Google Nexus One
HTC Aria
HTC Desire
HTC Droid Eris
HTC Droid Incredible
HTC Evo 4G
HTC Hero
HTC Hero CDMA
HTC Legend
HTC MyTouch 3G
HTC Wildfire
HTC Tattoo
Huawei IDEOS
Huawei U8220
LG Optimus Chic
LG Optimus One
LG Optimus Hub
LG Optimus Pro
Motorola BACKFLIP
Motorola CLIQ
Samsung Galaxy Ace
Samsung Galaxy Fit
Samsung Galaxy Mini
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini
Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
ZTE Blade

If you own one of the above devices, not all hope is lost, as the team promises to revisit the topic if a solution presents itself that allows the devices to pass the Android Compatibility Test Suite (CTS), when running ICS. Meanwhile, you can try many of the experimental builds floating around xda-developers.com, although the CyanogenMod team recommends against this because such builds usually fail CTS, and as such may have issues with various applications.

EXCLUSIVE: Xperia SL poses for the camera, confirms known specs

2012-08-02T12:29:00.001-07:00

We've seen the Xperia SL in leaked press shots showing its various colors, but now an anonymous tipster hooked us with the first live photos of the device.

Posing in its silver uniform, the Xperia SL (LT26ii) is known to be a slightly bumped version of the Xperia S. It rocks the same MSM8260 Snapdragon chipset, but with a processor overclocked to 1.7GHz instead of 1.5GHz.

Other than that, our tipster tells us its the same as the Xperia S. This means 1GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, sans microSD card slot. At the front, there's a 4.3-inch LCD display with HD resolution and the funky illuminated strip above which are the three Android keys (Back, Home, Options).
At the back, there's a 12MP snapper with LED flash. On the front, there is the same 1.3MP camera for videocalls. Happily, the Xperia SL will ship with Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich, and not Gingerbread, as the Xperia S did.

We'll learn more information about the Xperia SL on Sony's pre-IFA event in Berlin on August 29th. There, the LT29i Hayabusa is also expected to make an appearance.
Thanks, Anonymous!

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Samsung holding an Unpacked event on August 29 at IFA

2012-08-02T12:27:00.001-07:00

Samsung just announced its second Unpacked event for the month of August. For a traditional holiday month, August is shaping up as a rather busy months for us in the industry.
The newly announced event is due for the evening August 29, right before the IFA exhibition kicks off.
The other Unpacked event that we know about will take place in New York on August 15 supposedly to unveil the upgraded Galaxy Note 10.1 slate.
The Unpacked event on August 29 will take place in Tempodrom, Berlin just two days before the IFA kicks off. It will start at 7PM local time (GMT+1).
All the rumors suggest a Galaxy Note 2 announcement and the stylus/pen on the invitation is a further confirmation of this. The Galaxy Note 2 smartphone is rumored to pack a bigger 5.5-inch display smacked on top of the Galaxy S III hardware. The most interesting bit is that the 5.5-inch Note is supposed to keep the width of the original’s Note.
You can bet we’ll be there to cover the event and we’ll tell you everything you need to know. Stay tuned!

Samsung Epic 4G Touch receives Ice Cream Sandwich

2012-08-02T12:25:00.001-07:00

Users of the Samsung Galaxy S II for Sprint, also known as the Samsung Epic 4G Touch, are reporting that they are receiving an update to Android ICS.
There have been reports of the IMM761.FF18 build being pushed to users for a few days now, and it seems there are enough people getting it to make the whole thing seem like a legit carrier-wide update.

If you own a Epic 4G Touch and haven't received an update notification yet, check for updates from your phones' settings menu.
The ICS build should improve performance and stability, as well as add improved multitasking features. Remember to turn on your WiFi connection for any OTA updates.

RIM unveils the 4G LTE BlackBerry PlayBook, to hit Canada first

2012-08-02T12:22:00.001-07:00

A new BlackBerry PlayBook has become official with some upgraded specs in tow.
Design-wise, RIM's slate looks the same and is running on the same Playbook OS as usual. It does, however, add LTE connectivity, a new dual-core processor clocked at 1.5 GHz (previously 1GHz). The first country to get the 4G PlayBook will be Canada through Bell, Rogers and TELUS on August 9.

After Canada additional variants of the updated PlayBook will hit US, Europe, South Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean.
The LTE-enabled BlackBerry Playbook will only be available in a 32GB variety. Despite the specs bump, we really don't get why RIM is still fixated on continuing with the Playbook fiasco.

The App for the Blog gonna arrive to playstore in a week!

2012-08-02T11:37:00.003-07:00

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Nexus Q: It’s a sphere!

2012-08-02T08:37:00.001-07:00

It's great to be able to take your entertainment with you wherever you go, but sometimes you want to ditch the headphones and enjoy music with friends and family. So we’re introducing Nexus Q, which combines the power of Android and Google Play to easily stream music and video in your home—all controlled by an Android phone or tablet. Designed and engineered by Google, Nexus Q is a small sphere that plugs into the best speakers and TV in your house. It’s the first-ever social streaming device—like a cloud-connected jukebox where everyone brings their own music to the party. Available first in the U.S., you can preorder Nexus Q today from Google Play for $299, and it will ship mid-July.

If you own one of the 400 million Android devices out there, you already know that it’s much more than simply a phone or tablet. It’s your connection to the best of Google—all of your stuff and entertainment, everywhere you go. Now you have a new version of Android, more entertainment and a growing portfolio of Nexus devices to choose from—all available in Google Play. The playground is open.