SAT Test application

This is the FREE Version of the SAT Guide App. SAT test is coming close, and a lot of people are confused about the actual exam and this will clear many of the uncertainties.
The FULL Version (coming soon) will feature a full practice guide for The reasoning test, as well as the subject tests. There is an option to register from the app itself, plus loads more info. Enjoy!

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 Photos Leaked

An.droid Life has exclusively leaked the first images of the new Galaxy Tab 7.7, which is expected to be announced at IFA next week. There aren’t many details on the new device, except the fact it uses a 30-pin connector to charge like the Galaxy Tab 1o.1. How can we tell the difference between this and the 10.1? The 7.7 is charging on the side/small panel, while the 10.1 is on the bottom. Also, the device is rumored to be packing a Super AMOLED screen. Only time will tell, so stick with us next week as we cover IFA. Yeah, we’ll be there!

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Android on HP TouchPad Bounty: Now Over $2,000

XDA has teamed up with HackNMod to pool together resources in an effort to make the bounty for porting Android to the HP TouchPad as large as possible. As a reminder, you can still find TouchPads for sale for a little as $99 (though they’re sold out for a couple of weeks, we’re told). With a dual-core CPU and great hardware, the TouchPad would make a great Android tablet. Click on to HackNMod to see the breakdown of the bounty, and proceed onto our new HP TouchPad forum here on XDA.

Swype 3.25

Previously an exclusive for the Sprint Google Nexus S 4G, Swype Beta 3.25 has now been released for other Android smartphones. The latest update brings Swype gestures and personal dictionary management:
Gestures give you quick access to some of the most common tasks on your phone, such as editing (cut/copy/paste/select all), tweeting and maps (highlight text and send it straight to Twitter/Google Maps/Facebook). Personal Dictionary Management lets you manage the words that you add to your Swype dictionary directly through the settings menu.
As usual, you can head over to beta.swype.com for more information. Check out the video below to see the new features in action.

Google Maps receives an upgrade to version 5.9

From now on you can you download an update for Google Maps, this time was the version number increased to 5.9.0. What brings us this update? A few small features that will help you more quickly navigate from Google Maps. We summarize all the changes for you.

Voice and tone alerts for route guidance with public transportation (beta)
Tablet support for route guidance with public transportation (beta)
With the bubble buttons in the lab can call buttons for navigating to and the results are added to the map
Access to the addresses of contacts possible again
So if you often times uses Google Maps, you should install the update on occasion.

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First live images of HTC dell'Holyday

Day full of news about the Taiwanese company HTC . Come, in fact, the first live images of a new device also "top of the range" . This is the ' Best smartphone, we had the info first last May, with Qualcomm's dual-core processor 1.2GHz, 1GB of RAM, 8-megapixel back camera, 1.3 megapixel front camera, and displays from 4.5 inches with a resolution of 960x540 pixels.

The operating system is running Google's Android version 2.3.4 Gingerbread interface HTC Sense 3.5 .

There are now other news about this device that could arrive in Europe.

Motorola Defy+ gets officially announced

Today has surely been one busy day for the folks at Motorola Mobility. Shortly after their company's acquisition by Google became news, they found some extra time to announce their latest droid in their already colorful lineup - the Motorola Defy+.

As the name of the device suggests, the Motorola Defy+ is closely related to the original Motorola Defy, which we came to know well. This time however, the device got a number of updated features, which are bound to keep it attractive throughout 2011.
The most notable changes in the Motorola Defy+ are the new 1GHz CPU, Android's latest Gingerbread 2.3 OS, and a larger 1700mAh battery. Interestingly enough, the Google OS is still dressed in MOTOBLUR.

The device has gotten even tougher than its predecessor and can prove it by a certification for covering the IP67 water, dust, scratch, and drop resistance standards. In plain language, this means that the device will handle any normal daily use and abuse without breaking any sweat. How far it can go in this department, we are yet to see.
The Motorola Defy+ will launch in Germany first, with a retail price of €269 - not a bad price for a rugged droid with practically no alternatives at the moment. Hit the source link for the full PR and tell us how you like the new Moto in the comments section below.

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HTC Ruby: Another powerful Android-smartphone

. receive a 4.3-inch screen with a resolution of 960 by 540 pixels and dual 1.5-GHz processor. The product is expected to rise in September.

Among other options: 1GB of RAM, an 8-megapixel rear and front 2-megapixel camera, communication, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0, separate buttons for camera and video

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Swype 3.0 – More Choices. More Power. More Magic

Swype introduces their latest upgrade. Swype 3.0 with Predictive Tap. video after the break




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Untethered Jailbreak For iOS 4.3.3

oon, Redsn0w released today the jailbreak you've been waiting for and it's untethered, meaning it is persistent.

The Dev Team has released both the Redsn0w and the PwnageTool for untethered iOS 4.3.3 jailbreak based on i0n1c's untether exploit, which Apple didn't patch with the occasion of iOS 4.3.2 and neither in iOS 4.3.3. "It also of course uses geohot’s limera1n bootrom exploit to inject the jailbreak" according to the blog so if you have itchy fingers, follow the source link and do your thing!

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More Reports On Dual CDMA-GSM Capability Of Apple's Next iPhone

There were several reports in the past concerning Apple's next iPhone, the iPhone 5 or the iPhone 4S, especially regarding its alleged upcoming dual CDMA-GSM capabilities.

Latest reports seem to confirm the already existing rumors with some more as Macotakara writes about the iPhone 4S, to be produced in August and launched in September-October, as a hybrid GSM-CDMA. It will reportedly be based on Verizon's current iPhone 4 and will sport a SIM card slot -- yes, we've also heard rumors of no SIM slots but the usage of e-SIMs.

The new iPhone will also allegedly have a smaller front facing Facetime camera hole, "more narrow front receiver slit" and an additional antenna for WiFi N band of 5GHz. It would make sense for Apple to only manufacture one version of the iPhone and not two (a CDMA and a GSM variant) but still, as information is concerned, it is still to be filed under R.

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