RealSue Android App Lets You Chat with a Virtual Friend
Real Sure uses the Real Thing Slim artificial technology and a technique for pattern matching and memory management. It also utilizes the speech-technology built-in to the Android 2.2 OS.
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Block Unwanted Text Messages with PrivacyStar Android App
How many times have you received unwanted callers on your Android phones? One, two, three or two many that you’ve already lost count? If you often get this annoying experiences, “there’s an Android app for that.”
Oct 08, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Dropbox Android App Gets Updated with New Useful Features
Dropbox can be consider as the Foursquare of location-based social networking sites or Facebook of the pure social network space. This means one thing – it leads the pack of cloud storage, file sharing and uploading services in the market today. And guess what? They’ve got an Android app too.
Sep 22, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
FlightTrack Android App Review
FlightTrack takes its roots from iOS devices, having been one of the most download apps in the App Store. For its Android iteration, FlightTrack brings all the bells and whistles of the iPhone app with several enhancements to optimize the app for Android devices. As a flight tracker, FlightTrack gives you all the information you need for your flights including delays, cancellations and airport gates where you need to board.
Sep 13, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Camera ZOOM FX Android App Review
Camera ZOOM FX is a feature-rich camera app that not only enhances the performance of the Android phone’s default camera app but also allows you to add special effects and other enhancements to captured photos.
Sep 09, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
CNET News Android App Review
CNET News for Android is a complete port of the app’s version for iOS devices. The app offers the same features and functionality but only this time, to quote CNET Download Blog – the app has been “androidified.”
Sep 07, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Vlingo Android App Now Lets You Check-in to FourSquare via Voice
Are you a heavy Foursquare user? I mean, can’t you live without checking-in to Foursquare everytime you arrive at a certain place? How does checking-in to Foursquare by simply saying, well “check-in to name of place” sounds? Well, surprisingly, you can now do this using Vlingo Voice Android app.
It was quite a surprise really. Vlingo and Foursquare teaming up to make the otherwise “boring” task of FourSquare check-in a little bit exciting and easier.
Sep 03, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Bing Mobile Android App Lands On Verizon Phones
Basically, the Android app brings in all the goodness of the Microsoft Bing homepage. It features the Bing image of the day including clickable hotspots waiting for you to explore and the related trivia waiting for you to discover. The Bing Mobile Android app lets you browse through featured images from the past 7 days.
Aug 31, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Android Game Review: Drop Block
Well, what do you know? After playing the nice Android game called Sinister Planet, I stumbled another fun game that goes by the name Drop Block. Since there’s the word “block” in the game’s name you might think that this is just your usual puzzle block game. Well, actually it is not just your ordinary puzzle block game. Drop Block adds a new twist and made the game addictive.
Aug 30, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Proton Android App Could Be the Last Speedometer You’ll Ever Need
I’m currently training for a 5K Marathon next week so I was glad to have found this Android app called Proton which is currently available as a lite and paid ($1.99) versions from the Android Market. Proton is a speedometer app that uses your Android phone’s GPS to connect to satellites circling worldwide and provide you with speeds in various measurements, including mph to knots.
TweetDeck for Android Beta Gets Some Early Updates
That was certainly fast for TweetDeck to release a new build of its wonderful Android app. It’s barely a week since the first TweetDeck beta build was released and despite the many accolades that the app received, including our own nice review, the app’s developers would not just rest on their laurels. And so, a new beta build was released just now. You can grab the TweetDeck Android Beta .apk from here.
Aug 20, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Trillian for Android Open Beta Available Now
About a month ago, Trillian announced it was working on an Android…
Aug 19, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
Shelves Android App Helps You to be More Organized
Time has really change especially when it comes to organizing whatever collections we have. What used to be a daunting task of creating a database to catalog our collections of so many things is now easier done with the help of our Android phones and the many apps that help us easily do this task of collection management. One such app is aptly called Shelves.
Aug 19, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
FourSquare-Like GetGlue Android App Available Now
Another day, another new social networking app for Android has just been made available. If FourSquare lets you check-in to places you”ve visited, the new GetGlue Android offers the same experience but this time for checking-in to your favorite shows, music, movies, and books. This Android app also lets you check out what your friends are enjoying in real-time. To make your GetGlue check-in experience even more enticing, every check-ins earn you points and stickers from GetGlue and its major sponsors.
Aug 17, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
First Impressions, TweetDeck for Android Beta App
Finally, after several hours of waiting, TweetDeck fans were given access to the much awaited TweetDeck app for Android. The app which is currently in beta is not yet available from the Android Market. You’ll have to follow some procedures to get it working on your Android phone. Instructions are posted at the end of this review. I’ve got it running on my Nexus One right now and has set up my Facebook, Twitter, Google Buzz and Foursquare account. One thing I could say, like what I’ve posted awhile ago in all of those accounts is that – TweetDeck for Android rocks!
Google Just Made Android Phones Cooler with Voice Actions for Android
Well, that was fast and cool, Google just rolled out a new Android feature that will change the way we all use our Android phones for various actions. The new feature called Voice Actions for Android which you can guess by its name enables you to control your phone using, well – spoken commands.
Aug 12, 2010 | 0 comments | View Post
