Google may not be playing nicely with devs chomping at the bit to get the official Android 3.0 Honeycomb source code, but that doesn’t mean ASUS will follow the same path. Interested parties looking to get at least some partial Honeycomb goodness need look no farther than ASUS’ official Eee Pad Transformer page for the goods. The release on ASUS’ site carriers the version of “V8.2.2.6″ and tips the scales at 97MB. While it’s not the...
The recurring discussion behind a “Windows 8 App Store” were re-ignited this morning as claimed screenshots of said storefront were once again leaked. The overall presentation looks rather nice, if a bit plain. Of course, we won’t know for sure until the beta of said store (Microsoft “App Mall”) is released sometime this year if rumors are to be believed. With apps the #1 ticket to success it seems, software and hardware companies alike are...
You may or may not have seen an article earlier showing off a new Android 3.0.336 music player compliments of TechFrom10. Now you can have that very same version of said app all to yourselves. Besides the prettier face, WiFi streaming and a new Cover Flow-esque recently played tracks list among other things populate the new app. Download the new Android 3.0.336 music player here. Just make sure you have at least Android 2.2 (Froyo). Via: MagGadget Image Source: ...
The stock Android recent apps pane isn’t all that robust. If you’re a power user such as some of us here at GS, you’ve no doubt got at least double the 8 app maximum open at any given point. While there are already countless usable app launchers in the Android Market, new options are always exciting to explore. Dock4Droid (previously Taskie) is a revamped/new fast app switcher that allows you to quickly scroll through all of your open apps instead of a...
In a move that is similar to Google’s newfound controlling nature regarding Android, Mozilla is getting antsy watching their Firefox web browser constantly being brought to its knees because of rouge or just downright slow plugins. Getting the message across to end users and simultaneously protecting them comes in two steps. First, Mozilla will be launching a new initiative in two weeks that will see them slapping a warning on plug-ins that reduce Firefox performance...
