Android Overload: Samsung Ships 5 Million Galaxy Notes, Could Ship 50 Million Devices With Launch of Galaxy S III and More
Greetings, Phandroids. Looks like you’ve made it into another episode of the Android Overload. This is the place you can always turn to when you still have a craving for even more Android related news. On the menu tonight? Well, have a looksie below. My favorite story is despite all the Galaxy Note naysayers, Samsung claims to have shipped 5 million units of the device. Sounds like a success to me.
- HTC Evo 3D gets a handy repair guide. [XDA]
- Google Play Movies update adds support for Sony Tablet S and Archos G9 tablets. [Play Store Link]
- CyanogenMod team opens up CM9 source for the HTC Sensation. [Google+]
- Android tablet apps suck when compared to iPad counterparts. [Gizmodo]
- ITU hosts free 1-day workshop for Android application development. [Press Release]
- OnStar shows off new Android-based entertainment system for Chevy’s. [RWW]
- Google to launch 3rd part comment platform to rival Facebook’s. [TheNextWeb]
- HTC One X and HTC One V will begin shipping to Asia starting April 2nd. [UnwiredView]
- Quick look at leaked official Android 4.0 build on the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket. [MobileTechReview]
- Samsung ships 5 million Galaxy Notes in 5 months. Could hit 50 million devices with GS3 launch. [UnwiredView]