gReader adds support for Feedly Cloud in latest update, now available on Google Play

Jun 19th 2013 at 8:43pm by Chris Chavez

With Google Reader officially biting the dust on July 1st, many of you have turned to Feedly for your RSS needs. In the latest update, gReader — an app that mimics the look of the original Google Reader application — now supports Feedly Cloud, making it your one stop place to shop for feeds and podcasts.

Aviary photo editing app gets overhauled in 3.0 update with new UI, features, and more

Jun 19th 2013 at 7:53pm by Chris Chavez

Aviary has received a huge update in the Google Play Store bringing an entirely new UI, while adding new features, filters, sticker packs and more.

Hands-on: Minuum Keyboard, can it live up to the hype? [VIDEO]

Jun 19th 2013 at 6:19pm by Chris Chavez

Minuum is yet another keyboard application for Android that successfully gained over $83,000 as an Indiegogo project. It is currently undergoing beta testing for early backers, but we managed to get our hands on this early copy to see if Minuum can live up to the hype. Check it out.

Feedly Cloud is ready for Google Reader refugees, comes with Press and gReader support

Jun 19th 2013 at 4:07pm by Quentyn Kennemer

Some more “Google Reader is about to die” related news for you guys today. Feedly, perhaps one of the biggest to step up to the plate and take the torch from Google in the online RSS reader front, has announced availability of Feedly Cloud.

Digg Reader aims to fill the void Google Reader will make once it dies in two weeks

Jun 19th 2013 at 1:25pm by Quentyn Kennemer

Feedly isn’t the only one out there looking to rope in a new customer base thanks to Google’s termination of the popular feed reading service. Digg wants to extend its natural news-oriented roots by offering up an RSS reader of its own.

Ultra rugged push-to-talk smartphone NEC Terrain heads to AT&T June 21st

Jun 19th 2013 at 1:02pm by Quentyn Kennemer

AT&T has announced that it has teamed up with NEC to bring folks a super rugged smartphone that doesn’t seem to be half bad in the specs department. Fittingly enough, t’s called the NEC Terrain

AT&T adds even more cities to the 4G LTE list

Jun 19th 2013 at 12:46pm by Quentyn Kennemer

It’s starting to look like AT&T is right in the thick of things with its 4G LTE rollout. The company has been on a rollout pace we’ve never even seen Verizon reach, with sizable lists of new cities being added nearly every week.

Dolphin Browser 10 brings new UI, web app store and more

Jun 19th 2013 at 11:46am by Quentyn Kennemer

One of the original third-party Android browsers, Dolphin Browser, has hit version 10. You’re probably expecting huge changes to go along with such a major milestone, and you’d be expecting right — this update is rather huge.

Falcon Pro removed from Google Play Store — download the old version instead

Jun 19th 2013 at 11:16am by Quentyn Kennemer

Something unfortunate happened to the Falcon Pro Twitter account overnight. It seems users were being blocked from signing in on version 2.0.3, an update that was meant to “reset” the tokens for the app after the developer reached 100,000 tokens

Moto X phone for US Cellular rolls through the FCC

Jun 19th 2013 at 10:28am by Quentyn Kennemer

The Moto X we’ve been hearing so much about lately seems to be coming to nearly every major carrier in the United States, just like original rumors promised. The device seems to have made its way through the FCC for US Cellular.