Just recently, Team6 have announced that they have plans to bring a version of the PC classic FlatOut to Android devices . This version shall be called FlatOut-Stuntman and will feature all of the aggressive racing and carnage that players know and love. For those not familiar, your goal is to crash the car in a manner that will force the driver to be ejected from the vehicle in a humorous, yet morbid manner. Sounds pretty sick, right?
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Samsung Releases Teaser to Their Galaxy Note Super Bowl Ad
I know this is only a teaser, but they better come bigger than this on Sunday. The full 90 second spot will air during the 4th quarter.
HTC Ville Caught on Video Running Ice Cream Sandwich, Sense 4.0 and Looking Ultra-Slim
A month before Mobile World Congress kicks off and we have the first mega-leak to drool over. The HTC Ville was caught in a lengthy video this morning, showing off its official spec list, Sense 4.0 over Ice Cream Sandwich, and an ultra thin body. This is a device that we have covered for a while now over at Android Life as it is rumored to be heading to T-Mobile, but with this being one of the first polished sightings of Sense 4.0, we wanted to make sure that everyone saw it.
So what is the Ville? It’s HTC’s thinnest smartphone ever at roughly 8mm thick, but will rival some of the other players for the “thinnest smartphone in the world” tag. As you can see from the front, HTC is moving to a 3-button approach to match up with Android 4.0, however, they are still using hardware soft keys instead of on-screen soft keys. The design itself looks like most of HTC’s previous work, but again, this sucker is ultra thin.
Hit up the break to see the full spec list and a quick run-through of the device.
SHADOWGUN: The Leftover is Available in the Android Market Now
The expansion pack for SHADOWGUN dubbed “The Leftover” is available today in the Android Market. This new addition can be downloaded through the game if you already own it, bringing you 4 new levels, new enemies, new guns, and a whole lot more. For those that do not already own SHADOWGUN, you will have to fork out the $5 for the game to get this expansion pack. Go get some!
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Video: LG Spectrum Shows Off ESPN ScoreCenter HD Videos
I’m doing my best to give the LG Spectrum a fair shot, but the pluses are struggling to keep up with the minuses to this point. One thing I do have to give it some love for though, is the fact that it streams HD video through ESPN’s ScoreCenter app. Actually, it’s tough to tell if it actually streams through the app or not. When you press on a video, a separate browser window loads that then asks if you would like to download or “execute” an action – that action is of course, the watching of HD video.
So below, I have embedded a video that shows off the high quality streams that only this phone is currently capable of. Talk about impressive for a mobile stream.
Anomaly Warzone Earth HD Hits Android, Turns Tower Defense Into Offense
There are almost too many tower defense games to count, however, it was only a matter of time that someone would come along and properly create a tower offense game. Anomaly Warzone Earth HD takes place in the year 2018, where a huge comet has struck the earth and has landed right on top of a major city which US forces have now gone in to investigate.
In this game, you play as the attacker instead of the defender. The player uses resources strategically to create forces that will help you destroy the opposing sides. If you love yourself some strategy games, then this should be right up your alley. It will run you $4 in the Market, but with hours of gameplay, you should feel justified in the purchase. Let us know hat you think down below.
DROID RAZR MAXX Unboxing and Quick Hands-on
And there she is, the DROID RAZR MAXX and its 3300mAh battery back in our hands. After a quick tour of the device at CES, we have it again to hopefully see if it can live up to the massive single-charge numbers that Motorola was touting. The hardware for the most part is exactly the same as the original RAZR with a 1.2GHz dual-core OMAP4430 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8MP shooter and 4G LTE connectivity, so rather than putting together a full review, we may end up just doing a whole bunch of battery tests. We’ll see over the next couple of days how things go and may change our minds on that.
For now though, enjoy the quick unboxing and comparison shots to the regular RAZR after the break. We have the MAXX on the charger now so that we can start pounding on it within the next couple of hours.













