The second largest social networking platform just received a minor update. Yes, I’m talking about Google+. While nothing major was added, you’ll find a new notification tray, support for adding a link when creating a post, and additional community moderation features. Read More

Time wasters rejoice! Minecraft Pocket Edition has received a heft little update, chock full of new blocks, creatures, and more. I’ve been strong and avoided this time pit, but it’s getting harder by the update. Read More

The Google Play Music app received a nice little update today. The latest version, v4.5.910I, now includes features such as instant mixes that continue playing beyond 25 songs, added ability to shuffle an album, artist or playlist, as well as all the following: Read More

Sprint has just poured more salt into the wounds of Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus owners as yet another update has begun rolling out. This time, Sprint Galaxy Nexus owners are being treated to Android 4.2.1, something Verizon customers might never see. Read More

If you’re one of the very few able to use Google Wallet without some form of hackery, you’ll be happy to know there’s an updated version waiting for you in the Play Store. However, for the majority of us, the douchery continues as Google Wallet is still unsupported on our carriers. Read More

Chrome Beta for Android received quite an interesting update today. Users can now access all the experimental features within chrome://flags. Features and support for things such as WebGL, a JavaScript API for rendering accelerated graphics, disabling deferred 2D canvas, adding an FPS counter, and more are now available for you to experiment with. Read More

Samsung continues to show us why they remain the top dog in the Android market as they begin rolling out Android 4.1.2 to the International Samsung Galaxy S II. So far, the update has only hit GT-I9100 users in Spain, but is slated to hit other countries soon. Read More

While Jelly Bean for the Samsung Galaxy S III on AT&T has been available for over a month now, it’s only been available via Samsung’s Kies software — which may or may not have been a big deal for you. However, if you’re the patient kind and prefer getting your updates OTA (Over The Air), it’s time to fire up your Galaxy S III and become a member of the Jelly Bean club. Read More

If for some reason you’ve opted to pay for Instapaper for Android rather than use a free equivalent such as Pocket, then you’ll be happy to know there’s a brand new update waiting for you in the Play Store. Read More