Back in March, C Spire customers with an S3 finally managed to make the leap to Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. However, whilst this update was received with open arms unfortunately it was missing something that many other carriers already had included, Samsung’s Premium Suite. But finally, these GS3 users have now got exactly what they’ve been waiting for; a new update that includes the Premium Suite features.

Ever since Google Glass’s official announcement and its widespread coverage over social media and the internet, there have been many concerns raised about the security of the device, what it does and what its supposed to do.

Google has published an official FAQ page for Glass in an effort to alleviate some of these concerns and explain exactly what the team at Mountain View are trying to achieve with this extensive project.

Falcon Pro is famous for constantly running up against Twitter’s new API rules that limit the amount of users a third-party Twitter client can have. However, the app always bounces back, and this time the developers have devised an impressive new method to enable everyone to ‘bypass’ the 100,000 API limit and to be able to continue to use the extremely popular third-party Android app.

Samsung made some executive changes at the highest level yesterday, appointing Gregory Lee as president of Samsung Telecommunications America (STA). Formerly the president and chief executive officer of Samsung Asia Pte Ltd, Lee will be responsible for “leading Samsung’s mobile business operations and strengthening the company’s leading position in the smartphone market in the U.S.”

After hordes of rumors circulated the web, Korean publications confirmed yesterday that both the Samsung Galaxy Note III and the LG Optimus G2 will be the first devices on the market to pack 3GB of RAM. The increased amount of random access memory will enable the devices to handle multitasking much more seamlessly, in turn boosting performance by quite a sizable amount.