This Week's AH Show Podcast is Up: White Nexus 7, GPe Sony Z Ultra, and More

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There’s always news to cover and new happenings in the Android world to discuss. AT&T rolled out some new plans to compete with T-Mobile. Google announced the Sony Z Ultra GPe and the Nexus 7 (2013) in white. LG could be working on a G2 Mini. There are ten new Chromecast apps in the app store for users to get their hands on. Hangouts was updated to improve MMS support, and Android 4.4.1 and 4.4.2 were released almost back to back. Here’s what the gang discussed on this week’s Android Headlines Show:

• New AT&T plans: bargain or not?

• Rumor: Samsung to go LCD for S5 and Note 4?

• New GPe devices and White Nexus 7!

• LG G Pad 8.3

• Sony Z Ultra

• 4.7-inch G2 mini coming soon?  Also G2 not living up to sales expectations.

• Samsung ships 10 million Note 3’s

• Google brings 10 new Chromecast apps to the Play Store, $35 play credit when purchased with Nexus 7

• Physical Menu Button DOA?

• Hangouts update brings MMS fixes

• Android 4.4.1 and 4.4.2 hit within a week of each other

Here’s the YouTube video of our Hangout On Air in case you missed it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59fHz5Z1vL4

You can stream the podcast right here, too:

 

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