Google Play Books App Updated

 Google has recently updated their Play Books application, throwing in a bunch of new improvements of course. After all, what good is an update if everything else remained the same? Users who have given the new Google Play Books app on Android would most probably have noticed speed increases in addition to a new list view when it comes to your purchased digital tomes. Apart from that, you are also able to filter based on book type, which would be ideal if you have built up quite a reputable collection in order to narrow down a story in a long list.

Flipping through pages is now easy peasy, and is touted to be the smoothest on the platform, where it will make use of RenderScript and OpenGL in order to mimic the careful fold of a page. Thing is, the Google Play Books app still cannot import your own books, which is a bummer considering how iBooks for iOS has that feature. You can give the updated Google Play Books app a go here if you are interested.

Scroll Excel III Android Tablet

 One thing about the Android-powered tablet scene that gets most people’s goats is this, there are just way too many tablet choices to pick from if you are shopping for one. After all, it is not as though Android is that closed like iOS, leaving users with only a handful of iPad choices. No sir, Google’s Android operating system is far more inclusive, which leads to a selection headache if you do not mind looking at some of the more obscure manufacturer names. Take for instance, the Scroll Excel III that might be able to fit your criteria in terms of price and performance.

For $165 a pop, you get a 1.6GHz dual-core Cortex-A9 Boxchip processor underneath the hood, although the 7” display at 1024 x 600 resolution does not really impress. Still, it does have Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on board right out of the box, alongside 1GB RAM and accompanied by 8GB of internal memory which can be further expanded, thanks to a microSD memory card slot, not to mention a 3,000 mAh battery that ought to last the distance.

LG Optimus L Series II To Be Introduced At MWC

 LG has just made it official: their new Optimus L Series, named L Series II, is going to be presented at Mobile World Congress aka MWC. Like the first edition, the Series II will feature three handsets, the Optimus L3II, L5II and L7II. Each model has a different form-factor, but are built using the same design language. LG promotes the following features: Seamless Layout, Laser-cut contours, Radiant rear design and multi-color LED lighting Home button.Some of the design elements are borrowed from the LG Optimus G, but overall, it’s fair to say that the L-Series is a more affordable option from LG. LG has released the specifications of the Optimus L7II, and this confirms the low-end ambitions of those products. The L7II uses an older Snapdragon 1GHz dual-core processor (MSM8225) and features a 800×480 IPS display. The highlights are: it’s dual-SIM, has Android 4.1 and a 2460mAh battery which should help the phone stay up for a couple of days.

The LG Optimus L has been introduced in February 2012 at Mobile World Congress with the LG Optimus L3. In the following months, two more models were released to the market. Right now, the LG Optimus G remains the top LG smartphone, and its Google variant, the Nexus 4 has been quite successful too. Ubergizmo is an official media partner of Mobile World Congress, so keep an eye on our coverage there.

Optimus L7II Key Specifications
• Chipset: 1GHz Dual-Core (Qualcomm MSM8225)
• Memory: Up to 4GB eMMC / 768MB RAM / Micro SD
• Display: 4.3-inch WVGA IPS
• Camera: Rear 8.0MP with LED Flash / Front VGA
• OS: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
• Battery: 2,460mAh
• Size: 121.5 x 66.6 x 9.7 mm / 122.2 x 66.6 x 9.7 mm (Dual-SIM)

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Google: 'Gangnam Style' earns $8 million for YouTube

Google said Tuesday that the YouTube page showcasing the "Gangnam Style" video by South Korean rapper Psy has reaped more than $8 million in ad revenue.
Google Chief Business Officer Nikesh Arora revealed the figure while discussing the money-making potential of YouTube during a quarterly earnings call with financial analysts.

Ad revenue from popular YouTube videos is shared with creators of the content.

In December, "Gangnam Style" became the first video to break a billion views on YouTube, marking a historic milestone on the Internet.

A counter at the YouTube page showed that the music video has been watched more than 1.23 billion times since it was uploaded in July of last year.

Kevin Allocca, YouTube's trends manager, attributed Psy's success "to the universal appeal of catchy music and er, great equine dance moves."

"Gangnam" is estimated to have earned the rapper millions more from digital downloads, advertising deals and on-demand services.

The song which refers to a trendy Seoul district spawned a mini tribute video industry, complete with copycats.

The quirky star, whose real name is Park Jae-Sang, won adulation in his homeland for the global hit and was awarded one of South Korea's highest cultural honors, the Okgwan Order of Cultural Merit.