Thursday, May 31, 2012

Samsung 32GB Class 10 MicroSD Cards on eBay Deals for $29.99

samsung sd cards Samsung 32GB Class 10 MicroSD Cards on eBay Deals for   $29.99

If you are in the market for a new microSD card, consider the daily deal over at eBay right now that features Samsung's new 32GB Class 10 cards. While Android phones these days seem to be moving away from removable storage, you never know when you might need a speedy little guy like this to transfer files. For $29.99, this can be yours. (That's about $10 off Amazon's price.)

Buy.

Cheers Scott!

Google Voice Adds Option to Filter Restricted or Anonymous Callers

google voice groups 650x413 Google Voice Adds Option to Filter   Restricted or Anonymous Callers

The Google Voice team announced today that they had created two new groups to help you deal with anonymous or restricted callers. The first group is your main group of contacts that you can set up and let run probably the same way you are today. The second group though, is where all of the fun happens. This would be the Anonymous Callers group.

Since there are still people in this world that choose to hide their numbers when calling, you now have an option to battle them back. Through the Anonymous Callers group, you could say, set up a special voicemail that pops up after 1 ring and reads, "Yeah, your restricted number isn't fooling anyone, broseph. Rethink your spam, Bahamas trip scam strategy and hit me up when you leave 1997." See the power of this? Oh how I love me some Google Voice.

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Qualcomm reveals speakers for Uplinq 2012, win a free pass or get 30% off admission

Today Qualcomm announced the keynotes and agenda for their Uplinq 2012 mobile developers conference and we are celebrating the event by giving away a free pass to one of our readers.

A speedy hedgehog deserves a speedy tablet: Win a Toshiba Excite 10!

More chances to win a Tegra 3 device to properly relive your childhood love of Sonic, you say? Well, alright then! We've had a blast giving away an ASUS Transformer Prime, an Acer Iconia Tab A510 and an HTC One X in honor of the release of Sonic 4 Episode II. And yes, we're not stopping – this week we're offering up a chance to own a Toshiba Excite 10. Keep reading for details on how to win!

The Trailer

The Download

Sonic 4 Episode II is available as a paid title for $6.99 and a lite version is free to install.

The Game

Sonic4EpisodeII Screenshot01 630x355 A speedy hedgehog deserves a speedy   tablet: Win a Toshiba Excite 10!

The Sonic 4 saga continues with Sonic's beloved sidekick, Miles "Tails" Power. Players can now experience the Sonic 4 saga as never before with the addition of a brand new engine; bringing you gameplay with updated physics and HD graphics.

"Sonic 4 Episode II

Android Gaming Weekly: Gyro, Zombie Ace, Mobbles, NOVA 3

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Deal Alert: DROID Bionic Lapdock Now Going for $50 Brand New at Verizon

Bionic Lapdock Deal Alert: DROID Bionic Lapdock Now Going for $50 Brand   New at Verizon

It seems like the only time we bring up Motorola's Lapdocks these days is to tell you when they are on sale. Today is as close to free as you are going to get on these devices. Reports are filtering in that you can pick up a Bionic Lapdock for $50 brand new at Verizon. Other reports are that these are out-of-stock so if you have a Bionic it might be worth a call to your closest Verizon store to see if you can get in on the deal.

Via: Droid Forums

Cheers Greg!

Galaxy Nexus Accessories Now Available Through Google Play Store

accessories google play 650x315 Galaxy Nexus Accessories Now Available   Through Google Play Store

Google announced this afternoon that they are going to sell more than just devices in the Google Play store. That's right, accessories will also be a part of the deal. For those that own a GSM or HSPA+ Galaxy Nexus, you can pick up the HDMI portrait desktop dock (our review), the landscape pogo dock (our review), or the 3-pin car mount for fairly reasonable prices. We have seen the pogo dock through Samsung being sold for as much as $90, yet Google is willing to go as low as $54.

You'll notice at all of the product pages that these are likely not compatibile with the LTE Galaxy Nexus. Sorry, folks.

Play Link

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