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Scott and Luke head back to October 2011 and the launch of Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich. What was new for the mobile platform this time around? For starters, it merged the Holographic UI from tablets with new and interesting features.
The pair discuss the noteworthy new features in Android as well as some of the notable devices of the era, including the Galaxy Nexus and the Samsung Galaxy S3.
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Give us about five minutes or so and we'll let you know about an Android app or game that might be worth checking out. This episode finds Luke sharing his impressions of Knighthood, by Midoki Role Playing Games.
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Give us about five minutes or so and we'll let you know about an Android app or game that might be worth checking out. This episode finds Scott sharing his impressions of Slime Sort, by Vaveda Games, LLC.
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Give us about five minutes or so and we'll let you know about an Android app or game that might be worth checking out. This episode finds Luke sharing his impressions of Homescapes, by Playrix.
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Scott and Luke travel back to February 2011 and the arrival of Android 3.0, also known as Honeycomb. What was new for the mobile platform this time around? For starters, it was aimed at tablets instead of phones. But what else? The two chat about the noteworthy new features in the Android as well as one of the key devices of the era, the Motorola XOOM.
How much do you recall about the tablet space or the Android build of the era? Join us on this retrospective look at the history of key Android releases.
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Scott and Luke revisit December 2010 and arrival of Android 2.3 Gingerbread. The pair chat about the noteworthy new features in the platform as well as one of the key devices of the era, the Samsung-made Nexus S.
How much do you recall about the handset or the software of the time? Join us on this retrospective look at the history of key Android releases.
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Scott Webster and Luke Gaul continue their oral history, chronicling Android releases and their respective features. This episode finds the pair discussing the arrival of Android 2.2 Froyo and its details. Also on the agenda are two noteworthy phones of the day, the LG Vortex and T-Mobile myTouch 4G.
The days of "wait and see" were coming to an end as many of today's popular apps and games began to make their Android debut. Oh, and who could forget the big stink around Adobe Flash for mobile devices?
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Scott Webster and Luke Gaul continue their trip through time, chronicling the history of the Android platform. This episode finds the two discussing the arrival of Android 2.0 and its features. Also on the agenda are three of the most notable devices of all time, the Motorola Droid, HTC Nexus One, and Samsung Galaxy S. .
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Scott Webster and Luke Gaul continue their trip down memory lane to the early days of Android and its first major software updates. The two discuss not only where mobile software was at the time, but also where hardware was, too. Do you remember all of those strange Motorola phones? We certainly do.
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Scott Webster and Luke Gaul head down memory lane to the beginning of Android and its first major software update. The two discuss not only where mobile software was at the time, but also where hardware was, too.
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