Google Nexus 5 video, HTC One max review, Android Mobile Meter & more - Pocketnow Daily
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- HTC One max review
- How to install Windows Phone 8 GDR3 for free /2013/10/14/install-windows-phone-8-gdr3-for-free
- Microsoft Windows Phone 8 GDR3 update detailed /2013/10/14/microsoft-windows-phone-8-gdr3-update-detailed
- Rumored "Mobile Meter" would reward you for sharing usage data with Google /2013/10/14/google-mobile-meter
- Nexus 5 leaked on video as prototype running Android 4.4 /2013/10/13/nexus-5-leaked-on-video
- LG G Flex press renders purportedly try to anticipate curved screen device coming next month /2013/10/14/lg-g-flex-press-renders
- HTC One Max official with large display and fingerprint reader /2013/10/14/htc-one-max-official
Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we talk about Windows Phone 8 GDR3, some new enhancements to come, and even how to install it on your current Windows Phone. Google follows in the news because their new "Mobile Meter" service might give you incentives if it can track you. We then continue with Google, but this time because we've got a leaked video of the Nexus 5 running Android 4.4 KitKat. We then go through some leaked renders of the LG G Flex, which should land soon. We end today's show talking about our review of the HTC One max, and some first impressions.
All this and more after the break.
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Google Nexus 5 video, HTC One max review, Android Mobile Meter & more - Pocketnow Daily
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- HTC One max review
- How to install Windows Phone 8 GDR3 for free /2013/10/14/install-windows-phone-8-gdr3-for-free
- Microsoft Windows Phone 8 GDR3 update detailed /2013/10/14/microsoft-windows-phone-8-gdr3-update-detailed
- Rumored "Mobile Meter" would reward you for sharing usage data with Google /2013/10/14/google-mobile-meter
- Nexus 5 leaked on video as prototype running Android 4.4 /2013/10/13/nexus-5-leaked-on-video
- LG G Flex press renders purportedly try to anticipate curved screen device coming next month /2013/10/14/lg-g-flex-press-renders
- HTC One Max official with large display and fingerprint reader /2013/10/14/htc-one-max-official
Watch today's Pocketnow Daily as we talk about Windows Phone 8 GDR3, some new enhancements to come, and even how to install it on your current Windows Phone. Google follows in the news because their new "Mobile Meter" service might give you incentives if it can track you. We then continue with Google, but this time because we've got a leaked video of the Nexus 5 running Android 4.4 KitKat. We then go through some leaked renders of the LG G Flex, which should land soon. We end today's show talking about our review of the HTC One max, and some first impressions.
All this and more after the break.
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Google Nexus 5 video, HTC One max review, Android Mobile Meter & more - Pocketnow Daily
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