Android Overload: iOS Developer Says Android Is Designed For Piracy, Botiful Transforms You Into A Video Chatting Robot, and More
We’ve got a healthy helping of the Android Overload for you here tonight. These are all the stories that didn’t quite make it onto our front page today, but because we like to keep our readers in the loop, we place them here for you to take look at. Take your time and click through the stories you feel are most relevant to your interests. I especially like the one about the Botiful Kickstarter project. Who knows, maybe I’ll even write it up in the morning. Night, everyone.
- US Cellular’s HTC Flyer is now receiving an update to Honeycomb. [AndroidPolice]
- International Samsung Galaxy S3’s OTA update (LG6) fixes “audio crackling” bug. [DroidDog]
- Nexus 7 receives unofficial CyanogenMod 10 port. [XDA]
- Botiful is a Kickstarter project that will transform you into a video chatting robot. [Kickstarter]
- Onlive integrated into the Vizio Co-Star and LG Smart TV G2 series. Streams console games to Google TV. [GoogleTV Blog]
- Google science fair winner builds artificial brain to diagnose breast cancer. [SiliconeAngle]
- iOS developer says Android was designed for piracy. [MattGemmell]
- Samsung sanctioned for destroying evidence in Apple patent case. [FOSSPatents]
- Yes, there is another Nexus 7 how-to video. This ones shows off Google apps. [YouTube]
- Holiday Inn and Samsung team up to give VIP guests Galaxy S3’s to control a variety of hotel services. [SamsungTomorrow]
- Transform your Nexus 7 into a paperback book with the “Out of Print eBook Jacket.” [Kickstart]