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It hardly seems like any time at all since we were talking about the new Android operating system, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and only recently we discovered the next OS would be dubbed 5.0 Jelly Bean. Although Jelly Bean is not expected until the fall we have news today that the following Android mobile OS may be called Key Lime Pie and may appear in 2013.

One minute we’re raving about the Galaxy Nexus being the first smartphone to arrive with Ice Cream Sandwich and it seems that in the next instant everybody’s already talking about Jelly Bean. Although it was widely rumored that Jelly Bean would be released in the summer we recently told how Google’s VP of engineering let slip during MWC that it would not arrive until fall. We also told how Jelly Bean might feature a new Android desktop mode and the possibility of Android coming to laptops and desktops is pretty intriguing. Hopefully we’ll be finding out more about that and other aspects of Jelly Bean at Google’s I/O conference in the summer.

News of the following operating system being called Key Lime Pie comes to us from The Verge who cites a “reliable source,” for the information. It certainly looks promising though as apparently the same source tipped the Jelly Bean name for Android 5.0 and that certainly seems to have been confirmed with the latest news from Asus. As a release for Jelly Bean hasn’t been made official yet it’s some time before we’ll hear much more about Key Lime Pie or its release timeframe but as ICS came out last year and Jelly Bean is expected later this year it seems logical to assume that Key Lime Pie could make an appearance in 2013.

Best Apps for New Generation Android Mobiles: Top 10

Best Apps for New Generation Android Mobiles

Today there are millions of cell phones and millions more application with which we have been able to take the most out if these small gadgets. But which ones are we going to need for sure? Which apps do you think are best and most commonly used amongst cell phone owners? The following list of top 10 best apps for new generation android mobiles are just some of the most widely used apps on literally millions of phones around the world.

10. Facebook

Facebook has become one of the most widely used website on the internet and around the world, in some countries even surpassing the great giant of search engines; Google. Most of the new generation mobile users love to use Facebook on daily basis to chat with friends, write on walls and socialize through their cell phones.

9. The Weather Network

Millions of people are accustomed to checking the weather before heading out for their daily activities. This used to be done by watching the morning news on TV or radio, many times waiting for the weather news to come up. However, the popular Weather Network app has made this very easy. With a touch of a your mobile screen, you can now have the weather report for the day, the week and more.

8. Advanced Task Killer

If your android smart phone is facing some problems like slow speeding or multiple application crashes, you may have too many unwanted apps, which are slowing its processing speed, you can then use Advanced Task Killer, which is exactly the handy app you need to speed up your mobile.

7. SmsBlocker

Many Android mobile users complain about receiving unwanted SMS messages. SmsBlocker is a very powerful and useful app that checks your incoming messages and blocks those messages which are unwanted. It stops receiving of any kind of spam messages.

6. Camera Zoom FX

Those who love to take pictures with their next generation android mobiles must have this app on their phone. Camera Zoom FX enables you to take pictures with lots of advanced features and photography tools that are not available with many build-in operating software for Android mobiles.

5. TweetDeck

Twitter is the second largest, most widely used social media platform after Facebook and it is not surprising that mobile users have to have an app that allows them to use just that. If you like using Twitter on your mobile phone, you will love this app. It gives you full control over your twitter account. You can send updates, tweets, retweets, get notifications and much more.

4. Any Do

AnyDo is a free android app which is extremely useful for setting the to-do list for everyday tasks. The features of this app are simple and practical, which have helped millions of users organize their daily, weekly and monthly to do lists.

3. Swiftkey X

Swiftkey X app is not for free but it is a very useful one. It provides you with a virtual keyboard on your smart phone that can predict and correct your words through your Gmail, SMS, Facebook and twitter accounts. iPhone does not need an app like this since it is built into the its operating software.

2. Angry Birds

Originally an iPhone game application, Angry Birds have also made their way into most android mobiles. There are now toys, glasses shirts and many other accessories built around this popular game.

1. Google Maps: Best Apps for New Generation Android Mobiles

Navigation through mobile phones has put custom production of GPS devices at lower sale rater. With Google maps you can easily navigate to your destination and find various locations. This is also a very popular iPhone application, however, with android phones the voice guided GPS navigation provides traffic, satellite as well as street view and traffic. For iPhone realed post see top 10 must have iPhone apps.

Source: http://www.top10stop.com/social/top-10-best-apps-for-new-generation-android-mobiles

Compared to a typical laptop, the Lifebook 2013 does not have its own keyboard. Instead, it is accompanied by a tablet can simply be attached to a slot, where it transforms itself into a fully touch-based QWERTY keyboard. Although it sounds silly, it is actually a good idea for anyone on the go. Once this keyboard is detached, it turns into a tablet once again, perfect for game play or using as a sketchpad. Thanks to this connectivity, users can easily sync contents of their phone into their laptop without the need for any wires.

This same feature was also witnessed on the KT Spider Concept, which was first spotted at IFA last year. The only difference with this tablet though is that it does not replace a keyboard. This is why the Lifebook 2013 is a unique concept of its own. Either way, we’ll have to wait for more information on this new innovation and we hope to get more information about it in the coming months!

Source: http://www.androidauthority.com/fujitsu-lifebook-2013-concept-brings-new-meaning-to-multi-functionality-46936/

When you think attacking product netbook has ended, the product comes with the ASUS Eee PC 1008HA; Seashell. Released a little late considering almost all vendors have issued a series netbook with specifications such as this. Even some vendors have issued CULV range and sub-notebook with dual-core Atom. In the notebook market, ASUS is known products are often released far after the other vendors - consideration of market research?