It’s another wonderful Monday here at the Phandroid offices and with that comes the Android Overload. This is the place you can turn whenever you need a little extra helping of Android/mobile related news to tide you over through the night. We’ve got a couple of good stories here like Samsung’s newly revealed patent for a “smart skin” that sounds an awful lot like those sticker case/digital wallpapers we see on eBay and Amazon. Not sure exactly what to make of it. Any guesses?
- 9.7-inch Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 revealed in FCC doc. Could launch this month. [Engadget]
- Back in late 2011, Apple and Motorola were in cross-licensing talks. [Reuters]
- Google+ mobile web version revamped. Looks just like app counterparts. [Google+]
- Samsung is China’s top smartphone maker. (Apple is 5th). [Bloomberg]
- Sony Xperia S will have a non-removable battery. [SE-Nse]
- Samsung applies for patent on “smart skins.” But what are they? [PatentBolt]
- This see-through AR display technology could be similar to what we see with Google’s HUD glasses. [Ubergizmo]
- O2 UK has released their initial 2012 product lineup, which includes the HTC One series and Sony Xperia U and Xperia P. [GSMArena]
- Amazon Wireless “Droid Madness” sale going on now. Most Droids marked down to a penny. [AmazonWireless]
Source: Android Phone Fans
