Amazon Prime is a service that lets you pay an annual fee to get free 2-day shipping and access to thousands of streaming movies, TV shows, eBooks, songs, eBooks, and other content. Soon it could also include access to Android apps that would normally cost money. Or maybe Amazon plans to launch a standalone service […]
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Lilbits (12-11-2013): Setting Windows Phone, RT free (for device makers)
It’s hard to compete with free. Google currently dominates the smartphone space by giving away its Android operating system for free to anyone that wants to install it. If Google makes money from Android, it’s largely due to revenue from apps sold in the Play Store and the increased use of Google services by Android […]
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Google Play Services 3.2 brings remote wiping to most Android phones, tablets
Google has finished rolling out Google Play Services 3.2 to most Android phones and tablets around the world. What that means is that folks running Android just received updates that should save battery life when using location services, enable support for a few new key features in third party apps, and you can remotely locate […]
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Android Device Manager is Google’s answer to Apple’s “Find My iPhone”
Google is rolling out a new service for Android users that lets them find a lost or missing phone. It’s called Android Device Manager, and it’s basically a website that lets you find your missing phone on  map or send a command to your phone to make it ring so you can find it if […]