It’s that time again, and according to the The National Retail Federation, 54% of college students will be buying a new computer, tablet or smartphone for school this year. Add that to the multitude of high-school students looking to go back to school with the hottest smartphone and you’re left with a whole new market of Samsung Galaxy S III owners looking for a case.
Do you have an email address book with more spiderwebs than an abandoned barn? Looking to get in contact with a former colleague only to realize your contact info for them is outdated? Keeping current with contact information can be tedious work for someone who’s always on the go — never mind trying to find time to clean up an already dusty address book. What if I told you there was a way to automatically keep your contacts updated and address book neat and tidy? Interested? Then peek on past the break to see what we’ve got.
Round 3 of the Android Humble Bundle has landed and we couldn’t be happier. Not only do you get to pay-what-you-want, but you also get to support charity and the great devs who have donated their games. All game included in the Humble Bundle are multi-platform, DRM-free, and independently developed games. There are currently four games listed along with a fifth “bonus” game for those who pay more than the average (which is $6.03 at the time of this post).
Cult of Android continues to grow, and as we get bigger, we want to ensure our readers have access to some of the best deals around. That’s why we’ve teamed up with the fine folks from StackSocial to bring you the new Cult of Android “Deals” Hub.
If you were thinking about switching over to Sprint, you might want to consider doing it before August 26th. Sprint is offering anyone who purchases a smartphone online (with a 2-year agreement) a $100 reward card from American Express — as long as they add an additional line of service. It’s certainly not a deal that’s going to cause a mass exodus towards Sprint, but if you were already headed that way, you might as well get yourself an extra $100.
