Today Verizon announced that it’s going to carry the LG Intuition, they announced the U.S. carrier’s version of the LG Optimus Vu. The LG Optimus Vu was LG’s answer to the Samsung Galaxy Note. With Samsung holding a threshold on the 5-inch corner of Android smartphone market it was only a matter of time before someone gave them a run, and LG answered the call. The LG Intuition did so in its own way, with a 4:3 aspect ratio, LG is giving it a more square feel than our modern smartphones. [Read more...]
Most of us have acquired a new phone within the past year or two and I’m sure that you’ve been unhappy, to say the least, about the quality of the contact photos inside of Android. Android wouldn’t quite be the same if we didn’t have a way to fix nearly every complaint about the system we have: alas, we have the just the fix you need. 
While there’s not many apps I will straight up complain about having an ad in them, this is definitely one of them. POWOW Messaging is a wonderful looking application (thanks to it’s most recent update yesterday) which provides quite a bit of functionality, but costs a pretty solid amount of money: in return, it removes one ad. That’s it. 
If there’s one thing that the Android community can’t get enough of, it’s Twitter applications. A new Twitter application launches about once per month, each one bringing more features and faster updates than the previous, driving competition to an all time high. Recognized studio OneLouder brings us their new look into Twitter, and how they want discovery, live feeds, and the breakdown into categories to be the new norm. 
