Android Overload: Oracle To Pay Google $1 Million+ After Losing Lawsuit, Google Fiber Coming Soon To More Cities, and More
Good evening, Phandroids. You’ve made it to another episode of the Android Overload. This is the place where we stash all of the Android, Google, and/or mobile related news that comes our way from throughout the day but didn’t get featured on our front page. There’s always a little something here for everyone, so have a look around. Night everyone!
- Google Drive now supported by IFTTT. [Twitter]
- Judge rules Oracle will have to pay Google $1,130,350 for losing their case against them. [Groklaw]
- Amazon announces agreement with EPIX to bring more streaming video to Prime Instant Video. [PressRelease]
- CyanogenMod team introduces new messaging app for their AOSP-based ROMs. [Google+]
- Google patents “personal discounts” that can target specific buyers with personalized discounts. [Engadget]
- RadioShack announces new No-Contract Wireless plans with Cricket. [PressRelease]
- Chrome celebrates 4th birthday. Shows off new Time Machine website. [GoogleChrome]
- Google is planning to accept new bids to bring Google Fiber to new cities. [BusinessInsider]
- Android tablets have officially killed off the ASUS Eee Pad netboook. [Digitimes]
- Acer releasing 5 new Android-powered smartphones in 2013. [Digitimes]
- 1 in 5 Android users plan on buying the next iPhone. [Electronista]
- FCC to begin testing mobile broadband for more accurate reporting. [PhoneScoop]
- Google Play Books are now available in Korea. [Google+]
- Google brings voice navigation to India. [TimesofIndia]