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Posted by androidjunkie at 1 January 2012

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If you’re a fan of Papa John’s pizza, you might want to check this one out. Papa John’s, the third largest pizza chain in the U.S., has just launched an Android app, you can order pizza right from your phone. The application is just like the web version, and it’s really easy to use. 

So with that being said, you can use the box below to download the Papa John’s app for free . Anyone planning to order a pizza today by using the application? What are you getting on yours? Drop a comment below!

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Posted by androidjunkie at 1 January 2012

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The company OnLive today announced that their latest update to the OnLive Android app would take their gaming experience on the Xperia Play to the next level. How? By enabling the slide-out controls that make the device so unique, that’s how. That’s right, folks. We’re talking dedicated gaming buttons, joysticks, and shoulder buttons galore. According to Steve Perlman, the Founder and CEO of OnLive:

“From the moment we launched our OnLive Android app, gamers began asking about Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY game control support. We listened and delivered. Now Xperia PLAY gamers in the US and UK can play almost all of OnLive’s 200 premium titles—including hit AAA games like Saints Row: The Third and Assassin’s Creed: Revelations—on their Xperia PLAY smartphone with a full console-class experience, including multiplayer and social features.”

So be sure to check out the app in the Android Market, and if you’ve got an Xperia Play, let us know what you think! Hit up the break for the full press release.

Palo Alto, CA – December 22, 2011 – OnLive, Inc., the pioneer of cloud gaming, today announced that its free OnLive app for Android has been updated to support the slide-out game controls on the Sony Ericsson Xperia™ PLAY smartphone*, enabling gameplay of almost all OnLive games, including the latest AAA console-class titles. The Xperia PLAY combines Android smartphone touchscreen control with what every console gamers dreams of: slide-out dedicated gaming keys, analog touch joysticks and shoulder buttons. The just-updated free OnLive Android App delivers the missing piece: AAA high-performance console-class games playable directly with the slide-out controls, streamed over the Internet for instant on-demand play.

“From the moment we launched our OnLive Android app, gamers began asking about Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY game control support,” said Steve Perlman, OnLive Founder and CEO. “We listened and delivered. Now Xperia PLAY gamers in the US and UK can play almost all of OnLive’s 200 premium titles—including hit AAA games like Saints Row: The Third and Assassin’s Creed: Revelations—on their Xperia PLAY smartphone with a full console-class experience, including multiplayer and social features.”

Released to the Android Market on December 8, the free OnLive app is the first cloud gaming app to enable users to play high-performance, console-quality games—previously playable only on the highest-end computers and gaming systems—on devices as simple as smartphones and tablets. Unlike downloaded games, OnLive games are streamed over the internet just like streaming music and video, never taking up storage. And OnLive games are cross-platform—meaning you can start play on your PC or Mac®, then pick up your game on your smartphone and finish on a friend’s TV via the OnLive Game System with all your save game data intact. Or, play multiplayer with friends on entirely different devices. Now, with Xperia PLAY, gamers will be able to extend OnLive’s high-performance game touch experience with the greater control, better accuracy and the physical feeling of a game console controller, all in a single compact smartphone. Customers can find the OnLive app in the Android Market by following this link: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.onlive.client.

Tablet and smartphone owners who don’t own an Xperia PLAY can choose two other ways to play on an Android tablet or smartphone. They can jump instantly into free demos of 24 touch-playable games, such as Dirt 3 and Defense Grid Gold, which have been either redesigned with native touch controls or include various virtual gamepads on-screen. Or, they can play nearly every game in OnLive’s growing library using the recently released and highly-acclaimed Universal OnLive Wireless Controller, designed to optimize wireless play across tablets, smartphones, PCs, Macs, TVs and Blu-ray players.

For more information on the OnLive app and the Universal OnLive Wireless Controller, visit www.onlive.com or www.onlive.co.uk.

*OnLive has no affiliation with Sony- Ericsson, and the OnLive Android App is compatible with a wide range of Android smartphone and tablets, including the Xperia PLAY.

About OnLive
OnLive is the pioneer of on-demand, instant-play video game services, delivering real-time interactive experiences and rich media through the Internet. With groundbreaking video compression technology, OnLive harnesses cloud computing to provide the power and intelligence needed to instantly deliver the latest, premium game titles to any HDTV via the OnLive Game System, nearly any PC and Mac® via a small browser download and tablets and smartphones through the OnLive app. OnLive is available in North America and the UK and will continue expanding into Europe and Asia soon. OnLive’s technology is backed by hundreds of patents and patents pending. The company is headquartered in Palo Alto, California. OnLive investors include Warner Bros., Autodesk, Maverick Capital, AT&T, British Telecommunications (BT), The Belgacom Group, HTC and Juniper Networks. More information is available at www.onlive.com and www.onlive.co.uk.

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Posted by androidjunkie at 26 December 2011

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Ask someone to name a microprocessor back in the late 90’s and early 2000’s and you’d likely hear Intel and then maybe AMD.  Jump ahead a decade and now the names that roll off of tongues are Qualcomm, NVIDIA, and Texas Instruments.  Why?  Simply put, we’re more mobile today than ever before and Intel just hasn’t figured into the smartphone game.  Until now.

Last week, tech site Technology Review was fortunate enough to try a new prototype smartphone powered by Intel’s own mobile chip, the Medfield.  Powered by Android 2.3 Gingerbread, this reference model may be making its way to Las Vegas next month where it could be announced with a carrier or handset maker.  In fact, it’s possible that someone, somewhere has already had a chance to spend time with it.

 ”We expect products based on these to be announced in the first half of 2012,” says Stephen Smith, vice president of Intel’s architecture group.

So how does an Intel-based Android smartphone perform?  Based on the early word from Technology Review, this thing is pretty darn impressive.  Check out a few blurbs we pulled from the article and see if it sounds like the type of handset you’d carry around.

  • The prototype was similar in dimensions to the iPhone 4 but noticeably lighter, (case was more plastic,  less glass and metal).
  • It was running Gingerbread version of Android
  • The phone was powerful and pleasing to use, on a par with the latest iPhone and Android handsets.
  • It could play Blu-Ray-quality video and stream it to a TV if desired
  • Web browsing was smooth and fast. Smith says Intel has built circuits into the Medfield chip specifically to speed up Android apps and Web browsing.

The most impressive feature in the reference model seemed to center around the camera and its ability to fire off a string of high-res photos without stuttering.

One feature that stood out was the camera’s “burst mode,” which captures 10 full-size eight-megapixel images at a rate of 15 per second. Smith says that feature rests on a combination of image-processing circuits built into the Medfield chip and dedicated software tweaks on top, technology that comes in part from Intel’s acquisition of the Dutch image-processing company Silicon Hive earlier this year. This kind of hardware could help apps developed for augmented reality.

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Intel also had a reference tablet to demonstrate, which happened to be running Android 4.X Ice Cream Sandwich.  It is described as having a slightly larger screen than the iPad 2 but with roughly the same weight and thickness.  What’s more, the new OS provided a “noticeably nicer” experience than older tablets that ran Honeycomb.

There’s plenty more to read over at Technology Review, especially the details about how Intel plans to make increasingly smaller chips for mobile.  If you’ve got a few minutes and want to dig in a bit, be sure to head there from here.

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Posted by androidjunkie at 26 December 2011

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Want to see what HTC might have in store for Sense 3.5 devices running Android 4.0?  Take a look at the screen shots and accompanying ROM which comes courtesy of the XDA forum.  Thanks to a leaked RUU (firmware file) for the Sensation and the Sensation XE, we have an early indication as to how Ice Cream Sandwich will play with the custom launcher.

To be clear, this is not the exact release that we can expect to see roll out over the next few months.  The developer has made some minor adjustments to the file to help keep the leak source anonymous so your results may vary.  A quick poke through the numerous pages on the forum thread indicate that things work pretty well with very few issues.  It’s certainly worth pointing out that the ROM is compatible only with the Sensation and Sensation XE, and naturally requires root access.

 

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Posted by androidjunkie at 26 December 2011

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Sony Ericsson has become the latest hardware maker to put provide detailed behind plans for an Android 4.0 update across select products.  Specifically, the company has outlined the starting time frame for Ice Cream Sandwich rollout for the 2011 Xperia line.  Essentially the newer models will see the update first, followed by the older devices a few weeks later.

We’re happy to confirm that the first 2011 Xperia smartphones will be upgraded to Android 4.0 starting from end March/early April 2012. The first smartphones to get the upgrade are Xperia arc S, Xperia neo V and Xperia ray. Soon after, starting from end April/early May, Xperia arc, Xperia PLAY, Xperia neo, Xperia mini and mini pro, Xperia pro, Xperia active as well as Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman will get their upgrades.

Although Sony Ericsson hasn’t made themselves a major presence in the United States thus far there are some of you who have purchased unlocked models.  There are also those of you with the Xperia PLAY, either through Verizon or AT&T.  Looking ahead we expect to see a singular Sony brand attack the U.S. with more force than we’ve seen thus far.

It’s reassuring to see the handset maker providing clearer details for current models, something that puts us at ease for 2012.  If they can keep pace with HTC, Samsung, Motorola, and others, then we see Sony doing pretty good for themselves in the near year.

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Posted by androidjunkie at 16 December 2011

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How would you like to measure your Android’s battery life in terms of weeks instead of days or hours?  That may soon be a reality thanks to Mirasol Mems technology which promises up to three weeks of life and uses no backlight.  One of the first devices to offer this display technology, the Kyobo Book Centre, has landed in the real world and Netbook News was able to check it out.  Hardware includes a 5.7-inch 1024×768 display, a single-core 1GHz Qualcomm S2 processor, and Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Putting that aside, what did they think of the screen technology?

Video playback came in just under 30 frames per second which they found to be good enough for average viewing however gaming enthusiasts will not be impressed.  Given the technology is geared more toward eReaders, it would be more than sufficient for books, magazines, and general video (no YouTube HD).

Colors were described as decent but not vibrant and viewing angles were less than impressive.  The glossy display affected color brilliance in sunlight however it’s not essential to be glossy for mobile devices.  Results will ultimately vary depending on what hardware makers decide to do with it.

We likely won’t see anything in the ways of Mirasol devices until the second half of 2012 but partner announcements may come in the next few weeks at CES.  The eReader in the video will retail for roughly $310.00 (US) with the option to get a discounted one for $265 assuming you live in Korea and have a Kyobo loyalty rewards membership.

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Posted by androidjunkie at 1 December 2011

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Okay folks, it’s that day of the month when we tell you about the latest leaked HTC device, and today we are going to tell you about the HTC Ville. We first told you about it almost 2 weeks ago where we just saw a simple ‘uncompleted’ render image and few leaked specs, but today, our friends over at PocketNow managed to get their hands on the first ever render image of the HTC Ville. The Ville is going to be the slimmest HTC device to date, and it’s going to pack a mighty punch. According to previous information, the 8mm thick device will be powered by a dual core 1.5GHz Snapdragon processor and feature Android 4.0, a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED display with qHD resolution, and a 8-MP camera with 1080p video recording capability. If you want to compare the size of the Ville with the iPhone 4S or SGSII, then they are 9.3mm and 9.91mm thick, respectively. 

The device will be launched by HTC next year at the Mobile World Congress — which is a mega event — where HTC always introduces new devices. From there, the device should hit shelves somewhere around April. With the combination of Android 4.0, Sense UI, Beats Audio and HTC’s amazing hardware, I am sure Ville will be one hell of a phone.

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Posted by androidjunkie at 26 November 2011

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YoYo Games today released their next Android-based game, the platform puzzler Rick O’Shea.  Featuring more than 120 levels, 30 achievements, 12 mini-games, and more, Rick O’Shea is the first freemium title to come from YoYo Games.  The game itself is free to download for Android devices running 2.1 and above, including most tablets, with additional content coming from in-app purchases that should run about 99¢ (US) each.

So what’s a Rick O’Shea?

Rick O’Shea is a human cannonball who performs death defying stunts for the crowd.    Playing as the titular character, you’ll encounter shark pools, flames, spikes, and more as you attempt to make your way through each level.

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YoYo Games’ first freemium title now available to download

London, UK – 22nd November 2011 - YoYo Games, the leading portal for user-generated game content, is pleased to announce that Rick O’Shea, an innovative platform puzzler, is released today, Tuesday 22nd November, on the iOS and Android platforms. Rick O’Shea is YoYo Games’ latest title to be created using GameMaker, and it’s the first game to be released as a freemium title. Rick O’Shea follows in the footsteps of previous gaming hits to be developed using GameMaker such as KaroshiThey Need To Be Fed and Pollushot.

Rick O’Shea follows the career of Rick O’Shea, a human cannonball at a circus who performs death defying stunts for the crowd. Players must control Rick and steer him around using cannons to avoid dangers such as timed spikes and shark pools, all so that Rick can reach the exit of each level. Each cannon is static so the player can only control the rotation before firing our hero in the desired direction. Once fired Rick will ricochet off ceilings, walls and floors until he reaches another cannon or the exit.

Rick O’Shea features:

  • Simple, intuitive single tap gameplay
  • 120 fiendish and addictive levels to ricochet through
  • Game Centre support on iOS
  • 30 Achievements to unlock, and 12 mini game levels to find
  • Download act 1 for free, with a further 4 acts to “purchase and play”

Rick O’Shea is available to download, for free, for iOS and Android devices and will include act 1. Three downloadable content (DLC) packs will offer players the chance to expand their ricocheting adventures, with packs one and two containing two brand new acts, and pack three giving players eight brand new characters to play with. Each DLC pack will cost USD$0.99 / GBP£0.69 / EUR€0.79.

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Posted by androidjunkie at 21 November 2011

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An update to the popular fire-fighting game Sprinkle allows for play on all Android 2.3+ devices, including many tablets. Available in the Android Market, the game is billed as a “water-physics based puzzler”.  We bill it as downright addictive.  Like Shadowgun, the title was originally offered as a Tegra exclusive game.  In addition to the general availability of the game, the developer (Mediocre) has dropped a free version of the game which offers twelve new levels.  Looking forward we cannot wait to see what is in store for Tegra 3 devices with enhanced water, smoke, and physics!

Armed with a giant water cannon mounted on a crane, players must aim carefully and spray strategically in order to clear each level of the flaming asteroids that plague the land of Titan. Accompanied by Ouie, the heroic little Titan in a fire-fighting hat who crafted the powerful water cannon, players will travel across the land and help him save his innocent people. Try not to waste too much of the precious water on the journey, as players can even earn points towards unlocking additional levels!

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Posted by androidjunkie at 11 November 2011

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A leaked Adobe document obtained by ZDNet indicates that the company plans to cease development for Flash Player for mobile browsers. Choosing to focus more heavily HTML5, mobile applications, and desktop content, Adobe promises they will continue to support Android configurations with updates and bug fixes.

Our future work with Flash on mobile devices will be focused on enabling Flash developers to package native apps with Adobe AIR for all the major app stores. We will no longer adapt Flash Player for mobile devices to new browser, OS version or device configurations. Some of our source code licensees may opt to continue working on and releasing their own implementations. We will continue to support the current Android and PlayBook configurations with critical bug fixes and security updates.

It is expected that Adobe makes a more formal announcement in the coming days, likely with a blog post and/or press release.

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