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Quick Look: Scan2pdf Mobile (Video Demo and Review)
Scan2pdf Mobile has become one of my favorite apps. I’m a professor, and I give my students a lot of electronic readings. Scan2PDF mobile has made my semester so much easier. In this video, I demo it and show how simple it is to use. …
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App Review: WikiPock
While browsing through the AndroidGuys accessory store I came across an app that quickly grabbed my attention. WikiPock takes the massiveness of the Wikipedia online database and shrinks it down to 4GB so that it easily fits on a standard memory card. The idea of …
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MWC 2010: HTC Desire and Legend Overview
You probably know already everything there is to know on the latest Android devices from HTC, the Legend and the Desire. I’d like to add some more information as I was able to spend few minutes on Tuesday with HTC. Obviously we talked about the …
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App Review: What the Doodle?!
As some of you may already know, ‘What the Doodle?!’ was one of the overall winners of ADC2. And it’s with good reason too. Simply defined, it’s an online multi player drawing game similar to Pictionary, except no board or dice required!
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Parallel Kingdom, A Newb In A L337′s World
I went into this review with the best intentions. I really did! Played it for about 20 minutes before wondering, “What’s the object of the game again?” I then realized that this wasn’t any old silly game you play for fun trying to kill time. …
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App Review: Newton Lite
Newton is the sniper to Asteroids spray and pray. According to the developer, a lone coder named Mario from Graz, Austria, Newton is a physics puzzler heavily inspired by the great flash game Gravity Pods and some old DOS and Amiga classics with similar game …
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MacLife Magazine Reviews the ‘Droid.
Being a person who drank the kool aid that Apple is selling, I am a lover of Mac computers. One of the publications that I receive at home regularly is MacLife, a rag dedicated to, you guessed, all things Mac. I opened the February issue …
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The Android Army is Rising
In a humorous article from David Pogue of the New York Times, it seems that the “Android Army” is rising to meet any naysaying about the Nexus One or the Android platform with fanboyesque flames of their own. It seems Pogue wrote a review of …
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“Bebbled” Game Review + Developer Interview
Bebbled, a game that has been around in the Android Market for FREE since October, recently appeared in the Featured App’s section. Due to its increasing popularity it is only proper that AndroidGuys take a look and have their say, and a lot of good …
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Android Book Review: Android Wireless Application Development
While in Indigo Book Store the other day I took a stroll through the Wireless Application Development for Dummies section. Surprisingly this is a growing section with many books on all of the different programming langauges available.
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App Review: Trip Journal
The following software review was conducted by “Royalness”, an avid follower and occasional AndroidGuys guest writer. Here’ he takes a look at an application called Trip Journal, which was the winner in the Travel category for the Android Developer Challenge II. Trip Journal is the …
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App Review: Market Suggest
Market Suggest, brought to us by AndroidLib, is a new way to discover great Android apps. It looks and feels similar to the default Market app, but it provides many additional features which make it easier to find the fantastic applications that you may be …
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App Review: PhoneFlicks
I am a huge movie fan and I am always on the lookout for a title to add to my Netflix queue. I’ve been in many situations with fellow film fans and really needed to add a movie or even just remember the title, but …
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