The Android Headlines Podcast #43 is Ready For Your Ears; Nexus 10 Fakes, Google Buying Nest, and More!

The Android Headlines Show was broadcast last Tuesday at 8:30pm ET. We’re live every week on our Google+ page and YouTube channel. This was our post-CES show. News tends to slow down after the rush of CES, but we still had plenty to talk about. The Moto G is being sold by Boost Mobile and there’s a Google Play Edition now, too. The Moto X is finally coming to the UK and MotoMaker.com will be live in the UK by Q2 of this year. Samsung may be using a new type of quick charging Li-ion battery in the Galaxy S5. We also reviewed the Sony Xperia Z1s this week. Here’s what we talked about this week on the show.

• We might finally be getting a Nexus 10 replacement.

• New YouTube Music service details surface.

• Meizu wants to bring “simplicity” to Android on their U.S. bound devices.

• A new type of Li-ion battery could be used in the Galaxy S5.

• Google buys Nest.

• Moto G is available on Boost Mobile for $130.

• Moto G Google Play Edition is available on the Play Store, too.

• Moto X announced for the UK, drops February 1st. MotoMaker.com is coming for the UK in Q2.

• Cyanogen Inc partners with OnePlus for the OnePlus One. What a name.

• Note 3 Lite appears at an online retailer.

• We reviewed the Xperia Z1s.

• CyanogenMod releases GalleryNext gallery app.

• Motorola updates Assist with voice-to-text response while driving.

Here’s the YouTube video if you want to see our pretty faces.

And the podcast stream, you know, for your ears.

 

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