HTC Desire 510 mini-review

How does the HTC smartphone experience of 2014 translate into an entry-level device?

While most of our attention here at Android Central goes to exciting new high-end devices, the entry and mid-range market has become ever more interesting over the past year, as manufacturers work to bring decent specs and user experiences to millions of new smartphone owners. Most notably, Motorola's Moto G and Moto E have shaken things up in the budget space in the past 12 months with some of the best cheap Android hardware we' ve seen.

HTC has renewed its focus on less expensive smartphones in 2014 too, fielding lower-cost handsets like the Desire 816 and Desire 610. And now it's time for the Taiwanese manufacturer's own super-low-cost option. The HTC Desire 510 is a budget-centric smartphone with 4G LTE connectivity, and the first to use an all-new CPU from Qualcomm, the Snapdragon 410.

Read on to see how things shape up.

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Telstra has just announced an alternative for customers intrigued enough by the HTC One M8′s design and features but not sold on its size or perhaps price and it comes in the form of its immediate sibling the One Mini 2.

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How to set 'Do not track' in Chrome

You can request for websites to not keep track of your activity when using Chrome

When you browse the Internet, the sites you visit pick up bits of information about you and your online habits. Some information, like websites you've visited, may be shared with third parties. Those third parties may use the information for advertising or gathering reporting statistics. You can request for that information to not be be tracked, and therefore not shared. However, as we discuss below, a website may or may not honor that request. Keep in mind that we're not trying to spread Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt; we're just trying to let you know what your options are.

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We'll be talking about how to set "Do not track" when using Chrome on your Android device.

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Info about Samsung Galaxy Note 4 pops up on Samsung site

As the days wind down to IFA 2014 and Samsung's Unpacked event when the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is expected to be announced, leaked information about the device should be coming out at a steady clip. The latest example of this is a user agent profile (UAProf) file discovered on the Samsung mobile site. The information verifies the model number of the Galaxy Note 4 is SM-910T. The file also confirms the Galaxy Note 4 will have a quad HD display running at 2560 x 1440 resolution. There are also some references in the file suggesting a 64-bit processor may be included in the device.

In addition to the UAProf file that surfaced, another site managed to grab an image of a poster for the Galaxy Note 4.

Be sure to check on TalkAndroid throughout the coming week for more news and coverage of IFA 2014.

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AC editors' apps of the week: Star Wars Tiny Death Star, Yo, Fenix and more

See the apps that we're all using this week

Apps are what make these extremely powerful devices we all carry really sing. They offer up functionality and entertainment at our fingertips, and each week we like to point out the few that have stayed installed on our own devices. Some are new, some not-so-new, but in any case if we have them installed and in-use on a regular basis, they must be doing something right. Read through our picks this week and see if you can find a couple that appeal to you as well.

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Android Wear support for WhatsApp open to everyone

WhatsApp has kept a long awaited feature in beta for all of August. Now, everyone can take advantage of WhatsApp's Android Wear support as September rolls in. Users of the very popular messaging application can receive and respond to messages right from their Android Wear device. Today's update to the WhatsApp app also includes storage reliability, bug fixes, and other behind the scenes improvements.

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The best sports news apps for Android

Sports nuts will feel right at home with these great apps

If you're a sports fan you're well catered for on Android. For most of the major sports you'll find official apps, unofficial apps, news apps and team apps. It's easy to fill up your phone with a whole bunch of different apps for different sports, but what about if you want something to cover off multiple sports in one go. Well, there's a bunch of good ones for that, too.

So without further ado, here's some of what we consider to be the best sports apps for Android.

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