Android Overload: Apple Pays Design “Expert” $75,000 To Testify In Court, iPhone Devs Talk About Making Switch To GS3, and More

• Chris Chavez
• 12 years ago

You’ve made it to another wonderful episode of the Android Overload. This is the place where we stash all of the interesting news bits from around the web but for various reasons (some more obvious than others), these didn’t quite make the cut. Before they’re lost forever, we wanted to give you guys one last chance to check ‘em out. Enjoy!

• How ASUS built the Nexus 7 in 4 months. [Forbes]
• Apple pays “expert” $75,000 to testify against Samsung in patent trial. Hmmmm… [TechCrunch]
• HTC One S gets a $50 price drop. Now $150 from T-Mobile. [T-Mobile]
• 64GB Samsung Galaxy S3 (international) available for around $1,170. [MobileSyrup]
• Ex-iPhone devs talk about making the switch to Galaxy S3 after 5 years. [RadPodcast]
• Google and Apple bidding between $150 – $250 million on Kodak patents. [Reuters]
• Oracle still after Google over 9 lines of code found in Android. [Wired]
• Kno wants to save your kids’ backs. Brings digital textbooks to K-12. Coming soon to Android. [AllThingsD]
• LG  pushes QuickMemo app to entire L-series lineup. [PressRelease]
• Court filings show Google’s true intentions for book scanning: money. [Electronista]
• ARM announces new 8-core Mali GPU’s. Coming in devices September 2013. [Engadget]
• WiFi Shoot lets you share photos easyly using WiFi direct connect. [Play Store]