There’s a new update for the official Facebook App for Android going live today. According to the Facebook, it has made it faster and easier to navigate around the app.
Check the “WHAT’S NEW” tab on the Android Market for the Facebook app and you’ll only see:
What’s in this version:
- Various bug fixes
Not very helpful, right? Apparently, someone got a little lazy — or there were just too many bugs to list down!
Google Android Market has just hit the 10 billion apps downloaded mark! To celebrate and thank the Android device users for this important milestone, Google is launching a special 10-day event, where users can download any or all 10 selected premium Android apps for only 10 cents each.
Today, Google is showcasing the following 10 Premium Android apps for the special 10-cent price:
If you missed your chance on getting your hands on The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Gold Remote Bundle before, then you must hurry now before the limited-edition bundle runs out — again!
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Gold Remote limited-edition bundle is an additional 25th anniversary treat for fans who purchase the game early — or not. It includes The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword Game, a Music CD Soundtrack featuring select orchestral arrangements of iconic music, and one Gold Wii Remote Plus with Triforce Symbol Accessory.
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We have a new, free software update available for Kindle Fire. This software upgrade provides improvements to the operation of your Kindle Fire.
— Kindle Software Update Version 6.2
Unfortunately, Amazon gave no further details as to what improvements we can expect from the Software Update 6.2 for the Kindle Fire.
If you’ve rooted your Kindle Fire, I’m guessing that you may want to know how this software update 6.2 will affect your Kindle Fire.
It was not too long ago that the Kindle Fire was rooted successfully. Now, we are seeing what appears to be initial attempts to have CyanogenMod 7 (CM7) — the most popular Android custom ROMs — running on the Kindle Fire tablet. XDA Developers Forum member, by the user name of JackpotClavin, used ClockworkMod (CWM) to flash CM7 unto his Kindle Fire.
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