AT&T Offering $100 Credit for Adding a New Line
T-Mobile has struck a cord in the carrier world after unveiling their different stages of their UNCarrier plan. AT&T seemingly being one of the carriers a little shaken up by Tmo, especially by always being picked on by CEO of T-Mobile, John Legere. AT&T is trying their best to sway T-Mobile customers their way, as well as keep the existing ones that have. They have a new incentive for existing customers and new customers, and that is when you activate a new line of service, AT&T will credit the customer’s account with a $100 credit. This offer is good to the end of March, so if T-Mobile hasn’t convinced you to join their team, you might want to consider taking this offer. For more details head to the AT&T page proved in the link below.
This $100 credit is a way we can reward our existing customers who add an additional line of service for their loyalty, and it’s an incentive for customers of Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and other wireless carriers to come to AT&T and enjoy the nation’s most reliable 4G LTE network.
Source: AT&T
Specs and more Images emerge for the Geeksphone Revolution
Picking your OS poison is sometimes a bit of a task. Under normal circumstances you need multiple devices that sport the operating system you need or want. Last month however, there was news of a device by Geeksphone called the Revolution. The company name and the device name aren’t all that interesting, but it is what the device is that is that has us more intrigued.
The Geeksphone Revolution, as it is right now, will be a multi-OS toting device. Allowing you to use Firefox OS or Android. Choices are nice, but implementation is a bit trickier. Reading over the translated page it sounds like you start off with Android as your base and then use Boot2Gecko Mozilla to switch over to Firefox OS. They also state “or any other version of operating systems supported by the community.” Sound like they will make it very user adaptable along with highly developer friendly.
As for specs, it isn’t packing in superphone hardware.
- 4.7-inch qHD IPS screen
- Dual-Core Intel Atom Z2560 processor at 1.6GHz
- 4GB internal storage micro SD slot support
- 1GB RAM
- 8MP rear camera
- 2MP front camera
- 2000 mAh battery
The Geeksphone Revolution is certainly an interesting sounding device. Feel free to bounce on over to Geeksphone website to check it out a bit more and sign up for more details if you are interested.
Source: Geeksphone Via AndroidAuthority
Dead Trigger 2 Updates with new European Locations, Guns and More
Madfinger Games has released a substantially huge update to Dead Trigger 2 today. The battle to stay alive in the zombie infested world has just gotten bigger, better and badder. The update moves the game to version 0.4.0, while the Play Store doesn’t show anything new in the “What’s New” section, we have the skinny on what you can expect.
Video Sharing
A brand new way to show and share your adventures! Record your daring missions and wow other zombie hunters from all around the world! This feature is available on iOS for devices with more than 512 MB RAM only (iPad Air, iPad mini 2, iPhone 5, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S)New Weapons
Get your hands on 3 new weapons – FN2000, Spagin and the mighty Minigun!Friends
Make a list of friends in Dead Trigger 2! Compare your stats, hype your friends up, or have a chat in between zombie destruction!New Warfare
Infection is an equal opportunity employer… So let’s get to work! Death knows no boundaries. It’s high time to fight for humanity in Europe!Environments
Resistance intel has revealed 9 new environments! Fight your way through the city streets, countryside, warehouses, factories and many more!
Auto-heal
Bored of classic Bandages? The new Auto-heal gadget will keep you in shape all the time.Permanent Money Booster
Get this booster and double your mission income. For how long? FOREVER!New Production
Resistance now allows you to upgrade your Hideout up to level 9.Warfare Tweaks
From now on, rewards are awarded in relation to score, not kills. So go set your sights for some new and difficult tasks!
If you don’t have Dead Trigger 2, or just haven’t checked for the update yet, you can find it in the Play Store via the nifty little badge below.
HTC M8 to Launch in Four Colors on Launch Day?
The HTC M8 (One 2, One +…whatever) seems to get a new piece of information leaked out every other day. We already got word that the new HTC phone will get rid of those capacitive buttons, and evolve to the on-screen buttons. Today we have information from XDA producer and Android developer, Shen Ye, who tweeted out that the HTC M8 will come in four different colors on launch day.
The M8 may be released with 4 colours at launch.
— Shen Ye (@shen_ye) January 29, 2014
He then followed up his tweet by tweeting out the four HTC M8 colors, putting the color codes right beside the name HTC One Two. Black, silver, red,and blue, are the color codes he tweeted out, so pick your poison. If you plan on purchasing the HTC M8, let us know which color you plan on getting.
@alexdobie HTC One Two #bebebe HTC One Two #33b5e5 HTC One Two #cc0000 HTC One Two #414141
— Shen Ye (@shen_ye) January 29, 2014
Source: Shen Ye
Apple Releases iOS 7.0.5 With Bug Fixes
Apple today released iOS 7.0.5 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch with a minor update to correct network provisioning for some iPhone 5s and 5c models sold in China.
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HTC may launch the M8 with four color options
It’s possible that HTC is due to launch their new flagship soon, especially because the rumors are becoming almost non-stop. Here’s another one, and this time it’s about the new color options.
Thanks to XDA moderator Shen Ye, the M8 should launch with 4 color variants – red, blue, black, and grey. For those paying attention, the colors at launch will be the same colors that the HTC One was released with in 2013. Also, for what it’s worth, the exact color hex codes are #bebebe, #cc0000, #33b5e5, and #414141.
There seem to be a lot of rumors surfacing lately, so it will be interesting to see exactly when HTC will pull back the curtain on this device! Also, if you’d like to check out more rumors on the HTC M8, you can do so, here.
Source: @shen_ye (Twitter 1), (2), Via: Phonearena
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KnowRoaming to start shipping international ‘sticker’ SIMs soon
Frequent travelers who pre-ordered KnowRoaming’s SIM stickers last year might finally be able to get their purchases as soon as next week. According to the company, it’ll start sending out the first units to early adopters on February 5th, months after the original December shipping date. As its name implies, KnowRoaming’s SIM sticker is a thin film that adheres to regular SIM cards. It can, in theory, automatically switch travelers’ connections to local networks when they cross borders, thereby avoiding roaming charges. The firm hasn’t revealed a retail availability yet, but at the rate things are going, it may be best not to hold your breath.
Our first stickers will begin shipping next Wed. through the following week! Be on the lookout for a shipment email pic.twitter.com/QLNu6mqsiJ
– KnowRoaming (@KnowRoaming) January 29, 2014
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile
Source: KnowRoaming
Android climbed to 79 percent of smartphone market share in 2013, but its growth has slowed
Android may have quickly reached the top of the smartphone world, but there are signs that this red-hot growth is cooling off… if only just. Strategy Analytics estimates that the platform claimed nearly 79 percent of smartphone market share in 2013. While that’s both a record high and a big step up from almost 69 percent in 2012, it also represents Android’s slowest annual growth rate since its birth. As the analysts note, Google is facing an increasingly saturated market; there are only so many more customers it can reach.
Not that things were rosy for other mobile operating systems last year. Apple shipped more phones in 2013, but not enough to avoid a dip to 15.5 percent market share. Windows Phone grew to 3.6 percent share, although its one-point improvement over 2012 wasn’t going to make Apple or Google nervous. And for smaller platforms, 2013 was downright ugly. BlackBerry, Symbian and others fell from a collective 9.1 percent in 2012 to just 2 percent. The smartphone market in 2014 is effectively a three-horse race, and it’s doubtful that the rankings will change any time soon.
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Apple, Microsoft, Google
Source: Strategy Analytics
Researchers create ‘programmable’ stem cells through stress
Making stem cells in the lab is typically a complicated process, and there isn’t much variety in the results without resorting to foreign DNA. However, researchers at both Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Japan’s RIKEN may have found a way to easily create most any stem cell a doctor would need. Their new technique subjects adult cells to extreme stress, such as oxygen deprivation. The victims that survive the process retreat into a state much like that of an embryonic stem cell; after that, scientists just have to grow the cells in the right environment to get the stem cells they want. It will be a while before the team tests this process with humans, but it could lead to stem cells tailor-made for specific patients — you’d only have to provide a blood sample to get replacement tissues.
Source: Nature
First Images of the LG G Pro 2 Leak
The LG G Pro 2 was made official by LG on Monday, but that was pretty much all we got with the announcement. Today though, we get two images of the new giant phone, that really just looks like a bigger G2.
As you can see from the image taken from behind, the LG G Pro has those rear-facing keys to control volume, or take a picture for those selfie moments. Some specs came with the leak and they include, a 6-inch full HD display and a Snapdragon 800 processor. That is all the candy we get now kids, but as soon as we hear more about this device, we will let you know. In the meantime, let us know what you think of the leaked images.
Source: Droid-Life
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