Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Google’s Siri Competitor to Called ‘Assistant’, Bell to Release the Samsung Galaxy Rugby and Sonim Bolt & Goodbye Android Market, Hello Google Play

Google’s Siri Competitor to Called ‘Assistant,’ Report Claims
In December, it was reported that Google is working on a solution that will boost the capabilities of its Voice Actions on Android-powered devices in an effort to compete with Apple’s Siri voice assistant. The service, which was previously code-named “Majel,” will launch as “Assistant”.
BGR

Sonim XP5520

Bell to Release the Samsung Galaxy Rugby and Sonim XP5520 Bolt
In the next few weeks you can expect to see a couple new rugged devices appear, something that has been missing for well over a year. First to arrive will be the durable looking Sonim XP5520 Bolt, followed by the Android-powered Samsung Galaxy Rugby.
MobileSyrup

Goodbye Android Market, Hello Google Play
Google’s Android Market has undergone some tremendous changes over the last year or so. What started as just a standalone app store has quickly grown to encompass e-books, music, videos, and now Google feels like the “Android Market” moniker is getting to be too restrictive, too constraining for what they’re really trying to deliver to their users. That’s why Google is officially putting the Android Market name to rest. Starting today, all of Google’s digital media services have been rebranded to fly under a brand new banner: Google Play.
TechCrunch

9 Mobile Apps That Help You Find Cheap Gas
Gas may finally be leveling off from its nearly month-long rise, but you’re probably not reaping the benefits just yet. While we wait for teleportation apps that allow us to avoid the gas tank, we’ve rounded up nine apps to help you locate the cheapest gas prices and keep track of your mileage and maintenance.
Mashable

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