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App Review: WallSwitch
Have you ever set up your home screen just the way you like only to find you’re already bored with it? Do you have a hard time choosing just one image to use as your wallpaper? Time to check out WallSwitch. I’m constantly taking pictures …
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App Review: Vibrate During Meetings
Vibrate During Meetings (VDM) is a clever, yet simple widget that will automatically change your phone settings to put your phone into vibrate mode. Now I know there are plenty of these “change your phone settings” apps on the market that do the same thing, …
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App Review: Photoshop.com for Mobile
Photoshop. For Android. Yes indeed, the premier image editing brand has launched a free app for Android, and without a doubt that is a feather in Android’s cap. But forgetting the big brand name for the moment, how does the app stack up on its …
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Happening Now: Sprint Rolling Out OTA Update to Hero
We’re getting wind from a few of our readers that Sprint is pushing out an update to the HTC Hero. No, it’s not jumping to Android 2.0 yet! What the update does entirely, we’re not sure. Hopefully, the SMS hangups are resolved if anything. We …
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App Review: Lucid
Lucid is a dreamy game with a simple concept and levels that are increasingly difficult to master. First let’s talk about what Lucid is not. It is not a racing game, jumping game, or any kind of first person shooter. Your objective in Lucid is …
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Archos 5 in the Real World
Let me first say that I have always been an early adopter. From my first Tandy Color Computer II to one of my latest automobile purchases, the great Mazda RX-8, I am on the hunt for the next big thing and the products that are …
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App Review: Astraware Sudoku
Astraware’s Sudoku for Android is an app for true “Sudokuphiles”. I say that not to imply that only a true Sudoku fan would agree with the $4.99 price tag it bears on Android Market, but because a true fan will appreciate the wealth of features …
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HTC Tattoo vs HTC Hero
HTC (for now) is the company with the largest selection of Android devices. They were the first one on the scene with the G1 and they have one of the best all-around devices available, the HTC Hero. They’ve recently released an affordable device, the HTC …
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App Preview: FoxyRing – Smart Ringtone Management
In a world that doesn’t have ambient-sound-based-volume-adjustment, FoxyRing Does! Okay, so maybe advertising isn’t for me, but FoxyRing definitely is. Currently one of the top 20 contestants in the Lifestyle category of ADC II, this app has a good chance of walking away with one …
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App Review: TouchDown by NitroDesk
On the one year anniversary of the release of their Exchange application TouchDown, NitroDesk remains the de facto choice when it comes to superior functionality, quality, and ease of use. Â TouchDown is rife with a treasure trove of features that work across all areas of …
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App Review: Bedside 3.0
Like Nyquil’s “nighttime-sniffling-sneezing-coughing…” medicine, the upcoming Bedside 3.0 application is the nighttime, light dimming, sound stopping, music playing, flashlight providing, alarm linking, customizable, amazingly supported must have on your nightstand so you can rest Android application!
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Check it Out! It’s an Unboxed DROID Eris!
There’s not much more to say aside from the headline. Boy Genius Report has a tipster who scored an HTC Droid Eris from who-knows-where and has a few pictures from an unboxing. We grabbed two that we liked and listed them here. Warning: The entire …
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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 …
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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, …
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Review: doubleTwist
Before I start I need to mention that this is a PC/Mac based app and not an Android app. So why am I even talking about it? Well this software allows you to manage the media on your phone through the software’s interface much like …
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