Remember Minuum, the keyboard for “delightfully fast sloppy typing” that took off as an Indiegogo campaign back in March? It will finally be available tomorrow as a beta for backers of the project. The Minuum team sent out an email confirmation moments ago, detailing the beta test taking place through Google Play, which we would also assumes means through a Google+ group or community.
Minuum Keyboard Finally Arrives in Beta Tomorrow for Backers
Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour “Meltdown” Update Coming for Android, Brings New Multiplayer Game Types and More
Coming “very soon” to Android is the “Meltdown” update for Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour from publisher Gameloft. Inside the update, there are two new mulitplayer game types to keep you interested in pwning no0bz (looks like Capture the Flag and Demolition), three all-new maps to run around on, as well as two new weapons; a sniper rifle and a grenade launcher.
Hootie for Twitter, Another Good Choice for 3rd Party App Lovers
The amount of third party Twitter apps available is somewhat crazy, but as long as they are quality apps, no one should really be complaining. Some of the more well-known options are insanely popular such as Falcon Pro, Tweet Lanes and even Plume. Today, we are taking a quick peak at another third party option called, Hootie. Yep, kind of rings a few bells.
Into the Dead Updated With Canine Companion Perk, Exploding Barrel Weapon

Into the Dead, one of the most addicting zombie games to hit Android in the last couple of years, received an update this morning that includes the Canine Companion perk, along with a new exploding barrel during Massacre mode. The canine, as you would expect, will attack zombies during your run should you choose to include it. It’s violent, graphic, and makes you want to have a dog handy in case the real zombie apocalypse ever arrives. The exploding barrel, on the other hand, is used during massacre mode as a means to take out “dozens” of zombies at a time. Both new additions have been in the works since the game launched, but with their arrival we have a new reason to start playing this game again.
Oh, they also introduced a Friends leaderboard through Facebook.
AT&T Offering Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 for $199.99 When Bundled With a Smartphone
For anyone who was waiting anxiously for the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 with LTE, which I’m not sure is a lot of people, AT&T has a new deal to make getting your hands on the device a little easier. For a short time, if you buy a new phone and plan through AT&T, you can grab the Note 8.0 for $199.99 as part of the deal. The phone choices available to be bundled are limited to the Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung Galaxy S4 Active, or Samsung Galaxy Note II.
Report: Instagram to Announce Vine-like Video Support at Facebook Event
With Facebook hosting a small press event on June 20, sources close to both Instagram and Facebook are stating that the social network has something big planned for the photo-sharing filter-happy network. According to TechCrunch, Facebook intends to announce video capabilities for Instagram, almost identical to what Twitter’s Vine application offers. Users can record up 5 or 10 second videos, then upload them for sharing.
New Skype Video Messaging Feature Allows You to Send Video Postcards
The video chatting giant, Skype, announced today that they are taking their new video messaging feature out of “preview” and making it available to all of their mobile and Windows applications. Sometimes people aren’t available for real-time video chatting, and that’s where this new feature comes in. Skype Video Messaging is the latest add-on to the popular chatting application that allows you to capture a moment in time through video that can then be sent to someone for later viewing.
Falcon Pro Reaches Twitter Token Limit Again, You’ll Need to Update and Relogin to Claim Token (Updated)
Falcon Pro, what is arguably still the most popular Android Twitter client of the moment, reached its Twitter token limit again last night. What does that mean for you? In order to free up unused tokens, the app’s developer has uploaded a new version of the app that resets all tokens. So once you grab the new update (when it goes live), you’ll have to login again with your Twitter credentials to claim a token and continue using the app.















