Some of the best Internet Data Monitoring Apps for your Android smartphone and tab When you purchase a new Android smartphone, one of the first things that you check out is the huge variety of apps that are placed at your disposal. Although iOS has its fair share of apps, Android hardly disappoints with an abundance of apps of varying … [Read more...]
Pulse, considered as the elder sibling of Flipboard, is left back on its edge by the growing popularity of Flipboard over the span of time. It has become very popular as an application used best for news reading and for the consumption of contents. Flipboard was previously appreciates and loved by the iOS users, but has gathered the claims of … [Read more...]
We never talked about Battleheart before, and I'm very sad to say that. The game is truly unique and it's flash-esque styled gameplay has kept me happy for many hours of timewasting. So when the developers, Mika Mobile, created a new game, called Zombieville and put it on the Android Market, I wasn't going to not say anything. There is only one … [Read more...]
Here's the thing about Verizon's 4G LTE network: It's a battery guzzler. Add that to the fact that many areas don't have LTE at the moment, and you're pretty much wasting that battery power. This is especially true with the HTC Thunderbolt, which was rumored to be delayed so long because of battery issues. There were ways to turn off the 4G network … [Read more...]
Well this is just awesome and disappointing all at the same time. Halfbrick Studios, the makers of Fruit Ninja, have just released a crazy fun looking game called Age of Zombies. The game pits you against a hoard of zombies and the occasional T-Rex which you must kill with your bag of weapons. The game looks like it is loads of fun, and it is now … [Read more...]
If you've been looking for a cool off animation for your phone, such as Gingerbread's old TV style animation, but you don't want to deal with rooting and ROMs, you should definitely look at Screen Off and Lock. It is a very simple application that does one thing, turns off your phone's screen. All you have to do is place the application on your … [Read more...]
Another cool feature just entered the ring for Google Maps. A recent update will now allow the navigation to re-route directions based of off traffic, automatically. The coolest part is that you really don't have to touch a thing to make it work. Here's an explanation from Google's Mobile Blog: You don’t have to do anything to be routed around … [Read more...]
It may not seem like it in the photo, but that's a very cool Honeycomb Live Wallpaper that was just released a couple days ago. It's a pretty basic wallpaper that just flares colors through the lines of the main wallpaper of the Motorola XOOM. You can choose the colors that flare out, as well as the trail length and the frequency. If you buy the … [Read more...]
We've just gotten our hands on the official app for Sports Illustrated an we're loving it so far(especially on the tablet). There are two separate apps available, one for phones and one for tablets, for devices with Android 2.1 or greater. The app is free, but you'll have to pay for the content, either a monthly subscription or one annual fee. … [Read more...]
TweetDeck just updated their app to version 1.0.7 and with comes a new feature I'll probably be using too much, deck.ly integration. Now whenever you go over that 140 character mark, you don't have to start abbreviating every word to make your sentence fit. Instead it will create a link at the end and put the post on a website so your followers can … [Read more...]
