Twitter for Google Glass in the Works?

Did Twitter just let the cat out of the bag? That appears to be the case, and things seem to be heating up now that developers have gotten their nerdy little hands on Glass. Check out more at the source link.

Source: TechCrunch

Could Google's Updated Play Store App Be a Bit Better?

I think so and it wouldn't take much to add a lot more function than is currently available. Check out the video below to see just a few ways Google's Play Store Team could make our lives just that much easier.

Now admittedly we've come a long way but there are many minor details that could easily be ironed out and I'm looking forward to seeing Android mature more and more as time goes by.

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Google Working on Android 4.3 More Jelly Bean En-route

So I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but all the Key Lime Pie Android 5.0 speculations seem to be just that speculations, incorrect and too soon at that. The Android Nerd heads over at AndroidPolice along with a tip from deepayan! have uncovered server logs showing a new build of Android, what build you might be asking? Android 4.3 JWR23B (the J is indicative that this is a Jelly Bean build) and they've traced the IP addresses back to Google Employees some of the same IP's that have proven to be right many times over. So while us Nexus fanatics are drooling (foaming at the mouth) for a slice of Key Lime Pie Google may be prepping the final iteration of Jelly Bean with a few enhancements and likely many bug fixes to smooth out the OS and let the rest of the world play catch up. Check out the source for more.

Source: AndroidPolice

Google Glass Unboxing Video

Check out the first known Google Glass Unboxing video courtesy of Dan McLaughlin. Here is the link if you'd rather check it out on YouTube http://youtu.be/YliQxNIvCts. Enjoy. Dan has posted several other videos and continues to do so so head over to Dan's YouTube Channel and check them out.

T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S III Unchanged from International Version???

The Verge has received alleged photos of the T-Mobile variant of the Galaxy S III which seem to be no variant at all but exactly the same as the International version of the device. This could indicate a shift from past versions of Galaxy S devices we've seen at T-Mobile being largely different than their International counterparts. Nothing official here though we can safely keep this one filed under the "Rumor Mill" anyone could've just thrown these together. This is The Verge we're talking about though and they tend to be vastly more reliable than a few other unmentionables in the Tech News Industry.
Source: The Verge

Verizon Galaxy Nexus Finally Receives Android 4.2.2 Update

Looks like you patient patient people who still own Verizon Galaxy Nexus are finally getting updated to Android Version 4.2.2 staring today. These things always rollout in phases so a little more patients may be required of you. If you just can't wait a link to the download the update should be posted shortly if your into updating manually of course.

Source: Verizon

Via: Android Central

Android 4.2.2 Now Widely Available By Way Of CM10.1-m2

CyanogenMod has just released its latest "M" build this week, CM10.1-m2 based on Android 4.2.2, and it's now available for many a Android device. The M builds are the notch between nightly and stable so head of and check this out grab a build and start reporting bugs if that's your cup of tea.

Source: CyanogenMod 
Via: AndroidCentral

Nexus 4 once again available from the Google Play Store

Get your browser in gear and head over to the Play Store to pick up your long awaited Nexus 4.

Google Nexus 4 Play Store Listing

Do Google and LG have a White Nexus 4 in the works?

Oh the beauty! Let's hope this White Nexus 4 thing turns out to be the real deal. Come on LG I've got my fingers crossed that you guys will pull through on this one.

Check out the full size image at the source link.

Source: PhoneArena

Really? LG Nexus Story

Android over the years has vastly improved upon the overall  experience of their fledging OS. The Nexus One was a beautiful device and was on par with its flagship peers of the time. The Nexus S grew on us but was cursed with a pentile display and lackluster 5 megapixel camera. Last years Galaxy Nexus was arguably the best Android device at the time of its release and those of us in the tech world still hold the device in high regard, it could've had a better camera and some have complained about the 720p pentile display. Step into October 2012 and we have a slew of leaks about a possible LG Nexus and the Android community isn't impressed thus far to say the least. We want to see Google blow us away like they did with the Nexus 7 and if the rumors are true that may just be a pipe dream. I've gotta admit for a cheap price the device is kind of growing on me but its just not up to snuff spec wise just like the last two Nexus devices. Let's all hope I'm eating my words along with the Tech sphere as a whole but if the past is any sign then what else were we to expect?