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Sony Ericsson Rumors Surface
We haven’t heard much from Sony Ericsson in the last few weeks, but it looks like that’s about to change. We’ve gotten wind of a few rumors about SE devices, so let’s just jump right into it, shall we? First up is the Sony Ericsson …
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Sprint Joins T-Mobile in Hurricane Preparations
It’s nice to see the carriers come together for a good cause every now and then. If you haven’t watched the news lately, Hurricane Irene is set to hit the southeastern part of the States, namely in South and North Carolina, and Virginia.
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ESPN Fantasy Football App Released
If you’re into fantasy football, then we’ve got some good news for you! The guys at ESPN have released the official ESPN Fantasy Football app to the Android Market. The app is packed full of awesome features, including: FantasyCast Live Scoring and Stats Fantasy news, …
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Ask.com Launches Android App
Ask.com is one of the most popular and well-known search engines (next to Google, of course) on the internet, and now they’re looking to establish a foothold in the mobile industry as well. They’re on the right track with the announcement of their Ask.com Android …
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AT&T Roadmap Leaked, Android Goodies Inside
It looks like the guys over at PocketNow have gotten their hands on AT&T’s roadmap for the rest of 2011. Of course, nothing is confirmed, and this could very well be a fabricated list. The lineup includes a total of six Android phones, all packing Android …
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Joint Review: LTE Galaxy Tab 10.1 and TouchWiz UX
The BBQ master himself, Ray Walters, did a video review of Samsung’s newest flagship tablet, the Tab 10.1, back in June. Since then, Verizon has released a 4G LTE version of the device, and they were kind enough to send us one for review.
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Aces 3D Brick Breaker Announced, Brings New Life to Classic Game
If you’ve been in the mobile scene long enough, you probably remember Brick Breaker. Concrete Software, Inc. is bringing the game to the next level with Aces 3D Brick Breaker. It was just announced for Android, iOS, and BlackBerry devices, and upon first glance, it …
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PlayR2 Releases Android App, Saves Gamers Money
This one only applies to our friends across the pond, as we’ve just gotten wind of a new application that aims to save gamers a bit of money when purchasing video games and consoles. The app works much like ShopSavvy, with a built-in barcode scanner. …
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Navy Federal Credit Union Releases Android App
Do you do a lot of mobile banking? If so, this next app may spark your interest. Navy Federal Credit Union has announced the release of their first Android app, which boasts such features as: Ability to find the nearest Navy Federal branches or free …
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Supermarket Mania 2 Launching on Android Next Week
The sequel to one of G5 Entertainment’s most popular games is finally on the way, with the announcement of Supermarket Mania 2. It’s been available on iOS for some time now, with an impressive 700,000 downloads in just one month, so it’s sure to take …
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Flud for Android Released, Honeycomb Support On the Way
If you’re looking for a great news app, we may have some good news for you. Flud for Android was released recently, and it’s packed full of some pretty snazzy features. Users can choose what kind of news appears in their feed, which helps with …
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Box for Android Updated, Now Includes Honeycomb Support
If you own an Android tablet, and you’ve been looking for a better way to save and share files, then wait no more! Box.net has updated their Box app, with support for Honeycomb tablets as well as Android phones.
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Beta Test This: Pocket Informant 1.5
The makers of Pocket Informant have just released the latest public beta, version 1.5, for Android devices. If you’re not familiar with Pocket Informant, it’s essentially a calendar app and a task manager all in one. Users can look at their list of things to …
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A Game With Balls Released on Android Market, Name Says it All
A Game With Balls has been released on the Android Market, and it actually looks like a lot of fun to play. The object of the game is to protect your cannon from falling objects by firing cannonballs at them to push them aside. The …
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Rooted Users Get Market Movie Rentals with Modified Google Videos App
We were a bit sad when we discovered back in May that rooted Android devices don’t have the ability to rent movies from the Android Market. We got some good news today, and this one comes from the guys over at KnowYourCell. They’ve learned that a …
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