Cell Phone News and Reviews

Monday, August 6, 2012

Cell Phone News and Reviews

New partnered with T-Mobile. Unlimited talk, text & data, 4G network, $49 per month!

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 12:41 PM PDT

Hey everyone,
I wanted to take the time to share some info about the company that I work for. The company is Solavei and they've partnered with T-Mobile. Staring in September 2012 you can receive unlimited talk, text and data on a 4G network for only $49.00 per month. This does NOT require a contract/commitment and the price will never go up.
Solavei has a marketing plan that is going to revolutionize the cellular phone service industry and the company has already been making news.
Consumers can ONLY subscribe for this amazing service through invites from existing members. Aside from receiving unlimited service for the ridiculously low price of $49 per month, there are also many perks involved with subscribing. I have full information in regards, but Solavei has a plan in place to allow for all subscribers to potentially receive their service for FREE.

Stop paying too much for service and check out what Solavei has to offer!

-Full, unlimited service on a 4G network for $49 per month with NO hidden/extra fees.
-No contracts and NO credit check
-Potential for FREE service as well as monthly payment for using your phone.
-Compatible with a large number of phones already in the market. Please contact for full list of eligible phones.


For more information (no commitment), please email me at matt8552@gmail.com

**There are many other Solavei representatives marketing this phenomenal service through websites and blogs. Please use the email that I listed (rather than clicking links on other sites) and I'll send you all of the information that you need. I am an independent businessman and do not want my work to be credited to someone else, which I hope that you can understand.

This is too good of an opportunity to pass up on. Once I send you the full details, you'll be the next to switch to Solavei!

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean proven carrying rough but working code for multi-user support

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 02:59 AM PDT

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If there's ever been a persistent gripe among families sharing mobile devices, it's been the absence of multiple user profiles -- hand that iPad or Nexus 7 to Junior and you may have to play a spot-the-differences game when it comes back. Some long overdue testing of previously found code references in Jelly Bean shows that Google, at least, has explored ending that anxiety over who uses the family gadgets. Command-line code in AOSP-based versions of Android 4.1 will let you create a separate guest profile, complete with its own lock screen security, home screen layout and limited settings. To say that the code is unpolished would be an understatement, however. Apps and even some notifications cross over from the main account, which could prove more than a little embarrassing if the hardware is left in the wrong hands. At least it's easy to revert back, as the instructions (and video after the break) show. The real challenge will be waiting to see when -- or really, if -- Google gets to finishing multi-user code and turns that Nexus 7 into the communal tablet we want it to be.

SOURCE:pandaapp

Download Agent Dash for Android Free

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 02:43 AM PDT

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version：1.0.2
Size: 29MB
category：game
Updated: 2012-8-2
Requirements: Android2.3.3
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Another temple run type of game ~ Agent Dash by Full Fat arrives at Android platform. You as the secret agent are required to destroy as many villainous bases as you can. Evade every hazard the evil megalomaniacs can throw at you. And use spy gadgets to help you on your way. Can you be the top agent?
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The best Android apps for following the London 2012 Olympics

Posted: 06 Aug 2012 02:09 AM PDT

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London 2012 Results
Your first stop for keeping tabs on the Olympic games should be the official London 2012 Results app. It includes schedules, results, live updates, sport details, medal tables, athlete profiles, and lots more. Users can follow specific countries so they can root for the home team.
Download: London 2012 Results App (Free)
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London 2012 Join In
If you're attending the games, Join In was built for you. Yet another official Olympics app, Join In offers a full event guide, maps, live updates, and a scheduler to make sure you're there to catch the action from the ground floor. Coordinating with other spectators is also really easy thanks to a location-sharing function. There's Facebook, Twitter, and Foursquare integration so you can brag to friends and family back home about how much fun you're having.
Download: London 2012 Join In App (Free)
NBC Olympics Android CentralAmericans will be able to catch the London 2012 games from the NBC Olympics app. It comes complete with news, TV listings, medal counts, photos, video and the ability to follow inidividual athletes, teams, and sports. Facebook and Twitter are plugged in for those times when you really want to cheer. The core NBC Olympics app is free, but if you're a subscriber to CNBC or MSNBC cable service, you can watch the games live through NBC Olympics Extra. It offers full replays, live streaming, access to TV channels, DVR controls, and push notifications for when events are about to start. Download: NBC Olympics (free)Download: NBC Olympics Extra (subscribers only) BBC OlympicsOur U.K. readers will be able to enjoy live and on-demand streaming of the 2012 Olympics over 3G and Wi-Fi through BBC's Android app. They'll have up to 24 live streams running throughout the games, which means you'll never be hurting for something to watch - just make sure you have Flash installed. Every sport, country, and athlete gets their own page, and are put on a full schedule of events to come. If you miss an event, there are video highlights, top stories, commentary from BBC journalists covering the Olympics, and outcomes. Download: BBC Olympics (Free)
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