Android Casinos 2015 - Real Money Casino Games & Apps

The reason why gambling and casinos have had and still have such a strong cultural importance in today’s society is their ability to adapt to change. Change first represented by the growth of the online casino medium and now by mobile casinos.

Regardless of the platform, be it Android, Apple or something else, any serious online gambling business has a mobile presence. Casinos designed for mobile platforms are identical to classic online casinos in terms of game offer, security, accessibility and support. They offer a huge number of games, accessible from any Android or similar type of device, from classics like poker or baccarat to slots and everything in between.

Some online casinos even offer guides and tips and tricks sections for amateur players. So if you want to improve your baccarat progression strategy for example, you can do it via your smartphone and then simply play your game of choice.

Mobile casino technology allows players from all over the world to enjoy an amazing array of games that meet some of the highest standards when it comes to functionality and quality. High Definition slot games, 3D graphics and near perfect sound effects make mobile gambling extremely attractive. Mobile casinos are also easy to use thanks to us user friendly design and a well thought out, 24/7 customer support service.

For even better connectivity, players that already have an account on the desktop version of the online casino don’t need to register again; they simply need to log in and enjoy the well balanced offer of fun filled games.

While some games are made simply for entertainment purposes, most games found on mobile casino platforms are real money games. This means that players from across the globe can easily have access to real money games by simply downloading an app and enjoying their game of choice; depending on the legislation of your country of residence.

When will my Smartphone get the Android KitKat update? This is the question that has been on the lips of millions of users all around the globe. It is because of the fact there is quite less information from the manufacturers or carriers about when exactly they will be rolling out the update. People from all over the world are eagerly waiting for the update to appear on their Smartphone. Although Google claimed that they have optimized Android 4.4 to work with ease on even Smartphones with 512 MB RAM, we haven’t heard any Smartphone getting the KitKat experience with 512 MB RAM. It is because manufacturers are mostly busy updating all of their flagships first, which most manufacturers haven’t done yet.

According to French mobile operator SFR, Sony’s new Xperia Z1 Compact, which was launched in January running Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, should be updated to Android 4.4.2 KitKat starting April. Along, the Xperia Z1 and Xperia Z Ultra will also get KitKat in the same time. We can't confirm anything right now until the official words come out.

The French Mobile Operator SFR doesn’t mention when the older Sony Xperia Z will get KitKat, they  are only saying that this handset has already received an update to Android 4.3 Jelly Bean. We heard that the Sony Xperia Z, which is more than one year old, may receive KitKat sometime in March. However, there is no official statement from Sony for the Android 4.4 KitKat for the Sony Xperia Z. 
The Source also says that LG’s G2 will get Android KitKat starting March 3.


source: SFR (translated) 

From the day reports confirmed that Nokia X, the company’s first Android powered device, will become a reality there were other concerns attached to the cons of the smartphone. One of the major concerns was that the phone would not have the Google Play Store from which all Android users download their favourite applications or whatever they want to try but, fortunately Nokia has done something about that bit.

First of all, it’s not like Nokia X won’t have any Android applications as, just like Jolla, the phone will have the Yandex App Store. This store has over 85000 Android applications and has all the best ones listed so you won’t have to worry about BBM, Vine, Facebook, Twitter, most of your favourite games and a lot of others not being available for you after purchasing the smartphone.

Apart from that, Nokia is claiming that 75% of all Android applications will be compatible with the phone and the ones which aren’t only need a retouch before they can also be used with the phone. This is probably due to the user interface of the phone and all the system tweaks which make it worlds a part from other Android phones due to it being based heavily on gestures.

Here’s a little bit about the gestures and actions which work with the phone:

Anyway, users can submit applications to check their compatibility as well. So, it’s probably just a matter of time till users get to enjoy all Android applications on the Nokia X. To read more about all the gestures, click here. Do let us know your thoughts and keep visiting!

Yesterday, Nokia finally revealed three members of the highly anticipated X Family of Smartphones. Yes, this is the same X Smartphone that was rumored before to be running on Android. The X family is indeed running on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean but a highly customized one and without any Google services. The X family has a specially designed Nokia app store from where the users will download the apps. Definitely, it will take time to port the apps to the platform, but according to Nokia, 75 percent of all the apps are currently compatible with the Nokia X and other members of the X family of Smartphones.

While the rest of the 25 percent apps will be up and running soon and for that Nokia is encouraging the developers to submit the .apk file to the Nokia Store. There is also a dedicated SDK and other porting tools to make the incompatible apps compatible for the platform. So, you can make your app compatible with the X phone yourself or let Nokia do that for you. Nokia accepts that before the other 25 percent apps go live in the store, they need a little retouch while they also mentioned that the SDK will convert the incompatible apps to compatible ones in just a matter of a few hours.

If you are a developer and you are trying to find out if your app is compatible for the X Smartphone then you can use Nokia’s tool right here to test andport it to Nokia X. The deal looks quite simple and easy and even Nokia says it is. It seems like the Nokia is up for improving the whole Android experience for users in the emerging markets and its all happening. Nokia X will soon be hitting markets and I can bet it will be an amazing ride.

Is this Nexus 8?

Google is known to host I/O Conference in June to announce its future plans; at least that’s how it has been for the past couple of years. For that very reason, people all around the globe bookmark the event and wait eagerly to get the first look of the gadgets that Google will unleash. However, it seems like Google may have some other plans this year for the annual I/O Conference. The reason behind saying that is the report, which claims that the search giant will not reveal the new version of the Android OS in June at I/O Conference, instead will be demonstrating some new Google services.

What’s interesting about this report is the source of this rumor is allegedly from Google’s offices in Dublin who also happened to have also heard something about Nexus 8 tablets. The source claims that he heard his superiors talking about the Nexus 8 tablet release and will be released alongside the new version of Android. If that is to be believed, the Nexus 8 tablet and the Android 4.5 will be announced in July sometime and not in June.