By The Android Overload is where we feature the biggest news stories from throughout the day (see above video), as well as stash all of the stories/articles/news bits that didn’t make it onto our front page. But just because they weren’t featured doesn’t mean they aren’t worth taking a look at. In fact, there’s almost always a little something here for everyone. So, take a look around and let us know if you find anything of interest.
- Samsung and LG end bitter OLED patent dispute. Settle out of court. [TheNextWeb]
- YouTube Channels are going to get a new redesign. Limited beta rolling out now. [YouTubeCreator]
- Stitcher Radio gets UI overhaul in latest update. [Google Play]
- Facebook to add new “friend tracking” feature to see which of your friends are nearby. (It’s not as scary as it sounds). [Bloomberg]
- New slimmed down Raspberry Pi model hits Europe with $25 price tag.
- 2 apps from the Google Play Store found to contain malware that jumps from your phone to your PC. Records your most intimate conversations. [CNET]
- Another Android explosion, this time a Samsung Galaxy Note. [Electronista]
- Listen Launcher is another minimal homescreen replacement for Android. [XDA]
- LG Optimus G receives leaked official Jelly Bean ROM. Runs kicky fast. [MobileSyrup]
- Silent Circle releases “surveillance proof” smartphone app to send encrypted data securely (Android version coming soon). [Slate]
- Court awards Qualcomm $12.4 million in attorney’s fees against Gabriel Technologies. [LightReading]
- HTC releases “History of Photography” infographic. Teases “new sound and camera experience” for 2013. To debut in the M7? We think so. [HTCBlog]
- Google Trends shows Galaxy brand trumps Android in terms of consumer awareness. [Ben-Evans]
- Nvidia’s “Project SHIELD Monday’s” show off new PC games streaming to Project SHIELD. Today’s game demo: Borderlands 2. [Nvidia]
- Nexus 4 goes back on sale in Australia. [Google Play]
- Galaxy S3 Mini coming to T-Mobile. Will be renamed the Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G. [UnwiredView]
“Google Trends shows Galaxy brand trumps Android in terms of consumer awareness.”
I bet there are plenty of hot heads at Samsung thinking they could dump Android at this point. Hey, here’s a good buyer for Blackberry.
prob also why they’re trying to shift to their own os tizen
No biggie, but the “New slimmed down Raspberry Pi model hits Europe with $25 price tag” story is missing a corresponding link.
All I saw was Borderlands 2 and I clicked. Great game! :D