Jay Newbery
Android enthusiast who, despite the lack of programming skills, still manages to spend most of his day on his G1. Games, themes, ROMs, music or whatever else that can be on the device will be found on it and used frequently. When not Androiding, he enjoys playing with his dogs, banking, painting, grilling and doing whatever his wife tells him to. Follow Jay Newbery on twitter! @AndroidNewb
Flash for “Most” Android Devices in 2010?
Flash has been perhaps the most eagerly anticipated feature just outside the grasp of Android users since the release of the G1. There have been many rumors, conjectures or speculations as to when Flash may actually land on our devices and most have been overly optimistic. This will be no exception.
Garmin Looks to Android for Direction
With the recent announcement of Android 2.0 and the eagerly anticipated addition of Google Maps Navigation, it should come as no surprise that established navigation companies like Garmin weren’t as excited about it as us Android users were. However, as part of their “Q3 Earnings Call Webcast,” Garmin has indicated that they plan on joining [...]
App Review: Puzzle Blox
For me, puzzle games are the best. Whether it involves shapes, bubbles or words, I just dig them. I’ve wasted plenty of time with the Final Fantasy series, I know the Mario Brothers all too well and the last time my brother was in town we had a marathon Wii Punch-Out series that lasted until [...]
App Review: Service Tattler
I was a heck of a bartender back in the day. I could sling drinks as fast as anyone and chat with random people about anything. This resulted in a great group of regulars most nights. Still, my mix-master skills and charm couldn’t please everyone, like the girl who wanted Midori and Squirt.
I remember her [...]
Figuring Project Dark
Earlier today, I was perusing my 2nd favorite Android site, Android and Me, (my favorite is, of course, Android Guys because they have the most attractive writers). I came across their leaked details of the much talked about “Project Dark” (or black depending on who you read). They list that part of this highly rumored [...]
App Review: Radiant
From the creators of Buka and Totemo, Hexage has brought another stellar game to the Android platform; Radiant. Radiant is an arcade style shooter game reminiscent of classics like “Galaga.” Hexage, true to their style, adds their own unique twist and details into the game play.
The premise is simple, you are Max Blaster who gets [...]
App Review: Alarmoid
Being kept up at night by the dreaded TWI (texting while intoxicated)? Or perhaps you are sick of those 3:00 am phone calls from your buddy who wanted to let you know that “Highlander” was on TBS? If late night communications are keeping you up at night then Alarmoid may be for you!
App Review: PhoneFace
PhoneFace is an application designed to make it easier and more fun to scroll through your contacts that you communicate with the most. Launching the application brings up a close-to-full screen contact image which you can swipe through (or tilt left or right) and select to call, text or email someone. I state [...]
App Review: Express News
Every morning as my dogs rush past me to the yard for their morning romp, I sit on my deck with a cup of hot coffee and start my day. This routine has long included my G1 to check email, Twitter, Facebook and the like as I slowly wake listening to the distant jingle of [...]
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