There are countless ways to read the news on your Android device, and you can add another Android app to that list with Flipboard for Android. I’ve heard a lot about the popular app this week since it was released, and I thought it was time to sit down and give it a proper write up. Does Flipboard live up to the hype or should it be called Flopboard instead? Read on to find out…
If you do read and browse a lot of web pages you’re in for a treat as Mobelux has just released Instapaper for Android. If you’re not familiar with this wonderful app, Instapaper is a simple Android app that allows you to save web pages for offline reading and it’s extremely handy to have if you do a lot of reading.
I’ve been reading Cracked magazine since the mid 80’s and as a fan I was thrilled to find the official Cracked Reader Lite Android App in the market last week. Will the app solve world hunger or help you do your taxes? Nope, but most of their articles will leave you in stitches and put a smile on your face for the better part of the day.
When your looking for a good news reader app, there are many options available in the market. I have tried at least a dozen, some worked well while others were uninstalled quickly. I lucked up when I came across an Android app called “Pulse” by Alphonso Labs.
The programs interface and design are very slick and everything is streamlined. It has the classic black background and all the news windows scroll smoothly.
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.”
The HinduAcer Debuts New E-Reader, Android PhoneWired NewsThe Android-powered phone will have a3.7-inch touchscreen OLED display, 3G, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capability, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GHz processor, …Details are few on Acer's Android tabletC…
