Android Overload: Flashable Stock 4.0.4 ROMS Available For Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S, Dell Plans For 2012 Smartphones and More
It’s been another successful day of bringing the best Android news from all around the planet. Congrats, on making it this far. What now? Well, for all those other news stories — the ones we didn’t feature on our front page — we’ve placed them here. In the Android Overload. It’s here you can give these stories a final once over before we toss ’em in the bin and they’re gone forever. Have a look around and if you see anything of interest, let us know. Night, everyone.
- 49% of cellphone users have smartphones. 48% of smartphones are Android devices. [Nielsen]
- Roar of the Pharaoh is a popular Chinese Android game infecting devices in China. [PocketGamer]
- Foursquare adds user bios. [Electronista]
- Samsung Galaxy M (I9300) could come with eye-tracking and auto-dialing features. [GSMArena]
- Amazon Appstore updated to version 2.3. Bug fixes, increased 50MB download cap and better notifications. [Amazon]
- Verizon wants to release pay-TV for wireless devices. DOJ still has to approve it. [Engadget]
- More Microsoft vs Motorola court battles. MS asks US court to block Motorola’s injunction. [FOSS Patents]
- Factory images for Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus are now available for download. Thanks, Eden! [Google]
- HTC One series on sale early in Germany. [BestBoyZ]
- Android 4.0 upgrade schedule for Bell in Canada revealed. [MobileSyrup]
- Dell has some new smartphones planned for later this year after all. [PCWorld]