Upcoming Phones

One of the most useful utilities for the Windows platform is Advanced System Care from iobit. The software really does what it is made and touted to be. Today the iobit team has finally released the mobile version of Advanced System Care and is called Advanced Mobile Care. The app is free on the Google Play Store and does a lot of nifty trick and also optimizing the entire phone experience. Stay tune for a full review on my YouTube channel. In the mean time you can download the app to play around on the Google Play.

On Monday Google officially announced Android 4.2 alongside the Nexus 10 and Nexus 4. The gallery and keyboard has been leaked earlier and now there is a system dump from the Nexus 4 which is exclusively brought to you from Android Task Force. This system dump will enable us to play with the Nexus 4s apps and wallpapers. Below here are some download links provided by Android Task Force. To install the full system dump and the system apps you need to be rooted and just flash it.

• Full System Dump (Mirror) (2) (3) (291MB)
• System Apps (Mirror) (2) (3) (144MB)
• Sounds (Mirror) (2) (3.2MB)
• Wallpapers (Mirror) (2) (5.7MB)

If you are, you should check out KEMCOs selection of titles on Google Play, as for the next three days or so, everything is on sale for US$1. While the graphics are a bit dated, I think Symphony of Eternity is a must have for the true JRPG aficionado. Symphony of the Origin with its more modern graphics and faster gameplay will appeal to the hardcore RPG fan and casual gamer. I decided to pick-up Silver Nornir, my fourth KEMCO title.

Square Enixs Final Fantasy, Final Fantasy II and Final Fantasy III are also available at half the regular price, I am not sure if this is a sale or a permanent price drop. In any event, I picked up Final Fantasy III.

The Lumia 920 is arguably one of the best smartphones of 2012 and it packs some very good hardware in it. One of the exclusive hardware is the support for wireless charging in the qi standard. Although the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II does indeed have wireless charging support but it does not come supported out of the box and requires a replacement backplate which in the time of posting is still not available. So, some people think that wireless charging is useless but little do you know that in 2013 most high end phones are sure to support it out of the box. The lumia 920 being one of the first devices to have wireless charging support, Nokia has made an ad to tell you one reason wireless charging is important.