GOOGLE ANDROID MOD: October 2012

How to play retro Nintendo 64 games on your Samsung Galaxy S3

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Download: Latest Google Play Store 3.9.16 - Remove Entries From All Apps, Keep Track Of Position In Lists, Expandable Notifications, And More

3.9.16 10:53 AM

Google just started rolling out an updated Google Play Store version 3.9.16 that follows the previous version 3.8.17 from August. Good news, everyone - we've already got our hands on the APK for you to install manually thanks to our loyal tipsters.

What's New

The most notable and immediately apparent new feature is the long overdue ability to remove apps you've previously downloaded from the All Apps list. If you like to try a lot of apps, that list is likely very cluttered. With the new Google Play, you can trim it to your heart's content.

Update #1: You can multi-select by long-pressing any app in the list and then tapping more apps, then delete them all in one go (added 2 new screenshots demonstrating it).

Update #2: The new Play Store now keeps track of your location in lists, including My Apps and All Apps, so when you click into an app and back, it drops you into the same spot. I had variable luck with this, and it didn't seem to work in All Apps at first, but I just reproduced it on both the EVO LTE and the Nexus 7. Brilliant.

Update #3: The notification icon that shows up when you have app updates has changed, and notifications are now expandable. I've added more screenshots showing the differences.

Update #4: The notification icon after installing an app now shows the app icon instead of something generic.

The size of the Play Store APK actually went down, so Google must have trimmed some extra fat. We're still digging through everything - in the meantime, check out the screenshots and grab the new version from our mirrors.

^{Left: previous Play Store; Middle/Right: new Play Store with new icon and expandable notifs}

^{After installing an app. Left: previous Play Store - generic icon; Right: new Play Store - app icon}

File Size History

com.android.vending-3.5.19.apk 3.81MB (4,000,309 bytes)
com.android.vending-3.7.11.apk 5.07MB (5,319,551 bytes)
com.android.vending-3.7.13.apk 5.07MB (5,322,241 bytes)
com.android.vending-3.7.15.apk 5.07MB (5,322,517 bytes)
com.android.vending-3.8.15.apk 5.35MB (5,618,814 bytes)
com.android.vending-3.8.17.apk 5.35MB (5,618,730 bytes)
com.android.vending-3.9.16.apk 5.22 MB (5,482,490 bytes)

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We verified the APK as legitimate and signed by Google, so have no fear. Just download it to your device and install as you would any other APK - it'll prompt to update your current Play Store.

Thanks, +Tyrone Goodwin and +Norbert Copones!

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50 Reasons Why Galaxy S3 Is Better Than iPhone 5

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Get a list of the 50 reasons here: http://www.phonebuff.com/2012/10/50-reasons-galaxy-s3-iphone-5/

In this video, we look at 50 reasons why the Samsung Galaxy S3 is better than the iPhone 5. The reasons include both hardware and software features that the Galaxy S3 that the iPhone 5 does not (or if it does, it doesn't work as well). Enjoy the video and be sure to share it with all your Android (and iPhone, if you know what I mean) friends! The list goes in to particular order, and all of the reasons in it are either things the iPhone 5 doesn’t have or can’t do (and if it can do it, it can’t do it as well). Enjoy!

NFC capabilities
DLNA technology
MicroSD card slot
Removable battery
LED notifications
Bigger 4.8 inch screen
True HD resolution at 720p
Widgets
Live wallpapers
Wireless toggles
Available on all major carriers
Face unlock
Lock screen shortcuts
SmartStay
Pop up play
C Pen
Best shot
Data usage controls
Battery statistics
True multitasking
Adobe Flash
Multiple app stores
More e-mail attachment options
More in-app sharing options
Google Maps and Street View
File explorers, works like USB flash drive
Haptic feedback
Voice controls (different from voice assistants)
Driving mode
Browsing options (desktop mode, offline reading, incognito)
T9 dialing
Wireless app management
Better app integration
Power saving
App refund policy
Hide or disable any app
Reject list
Direct call
Double tap to top
Smart alert
Tilt to zoom
Pan to move
Turn over to mute
Easier screenshots
Custom launchers
Custom lock screens
Third party keyboards
Universal microUSB charging port
USB host (for USB connections)
Share shot and buddy photo share

Yeah, we’re pretty confident you’ll find MORE than a few you like out of that list. To all our loyal iOS fans out there, don’t worry too much as we’ll be doing an article and video just like this in favor of the iPhone 5 in the very near future. But for now, the Galaxy S3 gets its moment to shine!

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How To: Install Sony's New PlayStation Mobile For Android On Any Rooted Device

4g 4:42 AM

Sony's PlayStation Mobile for Android just went live for certified devices last night. But what if you don't have a certified device, which so far includes only a number of Sony phones and tablets as well as the HTC One series? Heck, I have a One series device - the EVO LTE - but turns out it's not certified. That's just silly.

Not a problem - if you have root on your phone or tablet, getting the PSM (PlayStation Mobile) apk to work is a matter of pushing a few files it relies on to your /system directory and rebooting. Original credit goes to XxXPachaXxX - I used his work from a few months ago, took out some extra unnecessary Bravia engine stuff, and repacked it into a flashable zip for use with the PSM.

Here is PS Mobile running on my Nexus 7:

On the Nexus 7, I was able to play the free game and successfully tested a paid game called Fuel Tiracas. They both worked wonderfully. I also bought Samurai Beatdown, but for some reason it didn't install right (I tried 3 times but the download just said installation unsuccessful, hmmm).

Unfortunately, PSM crashes upon loading the store front on my EVO LTE. If you're not using a certified device, don't be surprised if it crashes on yours too - after all, it wasn't certified and, therefore, not tested.

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Installation

Disclaimer: Android Police isn't responsible for any harm to your device - proceed at your own risk.

Step 1.

Download and install the latest PSM apk from Sony. I mirrored the current version, 1.0, here:

If you try to run the PSM app now, you'll likely get this:

Step 2.

Download the flashable zip I packed from one of these mirrors:

Step 3.

Note: Just to be clear once again, you have to be rooted to install the helper filescom.playstation.playstationcertified.jar and com.playstation.playstationcertified.xml. If you're not rooted yet, first figure out how to do so to your device and then come back.

Flash the zip from custom recovery, like ClockworkMod or TWRP. This relies on having busybox, which if you're rooted, you likely already do.

Alternatively, if you don't want to flash from recovery or just like to know what you're doing, you can perform the steps manually while booted into Android:

Unzip the zip file downloaded in step 2.
Copy playcertetcpermissionscom.playstation.playstationcertified.xml to /system/etc/permissions/ on your device.
Copy playcertframeworkcom.playstation.playstationcertified.jar to /system/framework/ on your device.
Set the permissions on com.playstation.playstationcertified.jar to 644 (read/write, read, read) using your favorite file manager or command line.
Reboot.

Step 4.

At this point, PSM should work just fine and you should no longer see the error from Step 1. Goregister for a Sony Entertainment Network account if you haven't yet and try playing some games.

Please report your successes and failures in the comments.

WORKING AND TESTED GALAXY S2 and S3 photon 4g

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GOOGLE ANDROID MOD

How to play retro Nintendo 64 games on your Samsung Galaxy S3

How to Pair PS3 controller to Samsung Galaxy S3

Using your Samsung Galaxy S3 to stream videos on your Samsung Internet TV

Connect Samsung Galaxy S3 to PS3 using DLNA

Using Kies Air -- Samsung Galaxy S III

Samsung Galaxy S3 - Music Square

Samsung GALAXY SIII 's smart alarm : Feature Demo

Adobe Flash Player (Android 4.0+)

Google Releases Dedicated Zagat App for FREE, Shows You Restaurants Near You In Beauty And Style

Download: Latest Google Play Store 3.9.16 - Remove Entries From All Apps, Keep Track Of Position In Lists, Expandable Notifications, And More

What's New

File Size History

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50 Reasons Why Galaxy S3 Is Better Than iPhone 5

Gmail v4.2 (Leaked)

How To: Install Sony's New PlayStation Mobile For Android On Any Rooted Device

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