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The Cruzerlite Spi-Force Series Review For The Samsung Galaxy S III

Cruzerlite won over our hearts with their first line of Androidified cases, and then continued to do so with the announcement and release of community oriented designs such as the AOKP, RootzWiki, and various other styles. Recently they released their new Spi-Force series showing off the transition of Cruzerlite’s single layered TPU style into a new protection and media oriented design. We’re going to take a deeper look at Cruzerlite’s new style and show off some of the things it has to offer in our review of the Spi-Force series for the Samsung Galaxy S III. [Read more...]

The Musubo Mummy Case Review for the Galaxy S III

MUSUBO, known for their iSeries cases, have started their expansion into the Android world with their first cases being created for the Galaxy Note and the Galaxy S III. While making your way into the manufacturing world can prove to be difficult, we want to know if they are able to keep up with some of the other companies in both quality and price. This isn’t their first time designing and shipping cases, so they should have a pretty solid lead to work with. [Read more...]

Samsung Galaxy Camera and all its glory

Samsung announced the Samsung Galaxy Camera on Aug. 29, 2012, at the IFA conference in Berlin. It holds a 16-megapixel sensor with an F2.8, 23mm lens. Samsung’s Camera is said to be running Android 4.1, hold a 1.4GHz quad-core processor and have 8GB storage space with a memory slot. Other specs include a 121.2 mm (4.77″), 308 ppi, HD Super Clear Touch Display,HDMI 1.4 video output, 1,650 mAh battery and only comes in 305g. [Read more...]

Specs and press shots are in for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2


PocketNow has received some beautiful leaked press images and specs for the Galaxy Note II. Our awaited Note II is expected to be announced very soon. The leaked picture is dispalyed above. [Read more...]

Sprint strengthens their 3G in select major cities, increases the LTE network by four cities

Sprint has been busy lately Rapidly Strengthening the 4G LTE coverage, Sprint reportedly has announced four new cities with LTE coverage. Our lucky cities include:
Baltimore, Maryland. Gainesville, Georgia. Manhattan/Junction City, Kansas and Sedalia, Missouri. [Read more...]

PowerSkin Reveals Samsung Galaxy SIII Battery with NFC

Those of you who just can’t get enough out of your current Samsung Galaxy SIII battery will be pleased to know that PowerSkin has announced they will be selling a case soon for your precious Galaxy SIII. PowerSkin cases, for those of you who don’t know, slide on around your phone and plug into your micro-usb slot. The case itself has a battery built inside of it so energy is pulled from within it first instead of your phone’s battery. The best part about it is that the battery will not hinder your use of NFC. Pre-Orders have gone up for it for $62.99 on the PowerSkin website. Also for any of you who have older Android phones, such as the Galaxy S, Nexus S, or the Thunderbolt can benefit from the current sale they are having and get your very own PowerSkin case for only $19.99.

Source: PowerSkin

Itching to Get Jelly Bean On Your Galaxy S Device? (AOKP Jelly Bean Releases)

While manufacturers fall further behind on updating devices, development teams like Cyanogenmod and AOKP strive to keep these devices up to date. Paying hundreds of dollars for a device only for it to be dropped a few months later is a real bummer; thankfully custom ROMs breathe new life into older devices as they continue to receive the latest and greatest operating systems. As of last night, AOKP has started to release Jelly Bean builds to the older Galaxy S line as well as newer builds for the current nexus devices. [Read more...]

Trident Aegis Series for the Samsung Galaxy SIII

Striking a good balance between rugged and light, Trident has recently released the Aegis Series case for the Samsung Galaxy SIII. This is a case catered to people who want that extra protection without adding too much additional bulk to the phone. Being a newer name to many Trident packs a series of cases inspired by mythical creatures. Their maximum protection case, labeled the ‘Kraken’, is listed as a level 4 protection on their site, while the Aegis case comes in at a level 2. So, as you can see if you’re looking for that maximum protection, maybe something for the outdoors, this isn’t the case for you. For those with a casual lifestyle, read on.
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Jelly Bean and CyanogenMod10 Preview running on the Samsung Galaxy Note

Eager to get your hands on Jelly Bean or CM10 for your Note? Check out the video and the links provided below for a preview build for the International version of the Samsung Galaxy Note. The build is mostly complete and can be used as a daily driver if you are adventurous. Remember: this is just a preview build and should be treated as such. There are a few things that don’t work with the ROM including a few sensor issues (rotation), full hardware acceleration, memory leak issues, among a few other things. That means that you won’t be able to see just what Project Butter has to offer the device just yet. The ROM is still plenty fast but you can see some of the visible lag when pulling down the notification bar or switching between the applications. Google now and the new voice search currently work so you can show off your device to friends and family. [Read more...]

Memo Beta Application Review – Your Alternative to S-Memo

If you own a Galaxy Note there’s a good chance that you’ve installed custom firmware to get more speed, or take full advantage of the high resolution screen through ROMs such as Paranoid Android. There’s no doubt that you’ve missed the one thing that Samsung has done right with their software: S-Memo. S-Memo is an awesome application that allows you to quickly and efficiently caption photos, or take notes for later while being optimized for the Note’s S-Pen. Thanks to developer Nathan Garside, you won’t have to miss it any longer.
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