GigaOM reports that Mailbox has launched a new iPad app and is currently working on an Android app. Mailbox for iPad is the first new product from the company since it was acquired by Dropbox. The new iPad app is similar to the existing iPhone app, with a few small changes to accommodate the larger screen. . Read More

Mashable reports that Foursquare has unveiled super-specific search filters for its iOS and Android App, which makes it easier for users to find particular venues. The location-based social network said, “With today's update ... Foursquare helps you find exactly what you want, whatever that may be.” . Read More

VentureBeat reports that messaging app service MessageMe has reached 5 million users in just 75 days after launch. Last week, MessageMe raised $10 million in funding. MessageMe offers iOS and Android applications that allow you to share rich messages and content with family and friends. Apart from standard texts, you can also send pictures, YouTube videos, iTunes songs, voice recordings, and more. Over 1,500 notifications are sent to MessageMe users per second. . Read More

Mashable reports that Hugo Barra, Android's VP product management announced an unlocked Google Edition of the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone at Google I/O in San Francisco. The user interface of the S4 is the same as the interface that Google offers on its Nexus devices. . Read More

Mashable reports that Google has updated its Google Play store for Android to version 4.1.6, bringing in a number of design changes and other improvements. The new, colorful home buttons on Google Play are the major visual change in this release. Read More

Mashable reports that Sony's new Android smartphone, the Sony Xperia ZR, can be immersed 5 feet deep under water, which is a feature not seen in today's smartphones. Its level of water resistance is IP55 and IP58, which is marginally higher than Sony's current Android flagship, Sony Xperia Z that is IP55 and IP57 compliant. Read More

The Verge reports that Google might be getting ready to launch an Android gaming service in the vein of Xbox Live or iOS' Game Center, based on a leaked build of Google Play Services received by Android Police, which seems to disclose various details about a platform to be known as Google Play Games. . Read More