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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 …
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App Review: aiCurrency
aiCurrency is, as you might have guessed, a currency converter for Android. It’s not just your standard conversion app though – there are some really nice features you might find enjoyable or helpful. Because of my travels, my online purchase addiction (Hi, my name is …
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App Review: Aldiko
Electronic books should have replaced the printed books for years now, so we had been told. We are not there yet but some efforts are made such as with devices like Amazon’s Kindle or Sony’s reader. You can get (read: buy) most new books as …
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App Review: PicMe (Screen Grabber)
PicMe is a tool to capture the screen from your Android device, however it can only be used on rooted devices. It has been tested on Dream, Magic, Hero, Galaxy. To get a screenshot from your Android device, you can install the Android SDK, connect …
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Quick Look: BuzzDeck
Yesterday we mentioned a new app from mippin called BuzzDeck which is their entry into the second Android Developers Challenge. Due out early next week, I wanted to give you guys a sneak preview of the app. It’s an excellent title that responds very well …
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Quick Look: APNdroid
What is one of the most heard complaints about the current Android phones? The battery life. Today we are going to take a quick look at one of the most useful applications in the market.
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App Review: Contacts GroupU
This simple yet highly functional application syncs Google contact groups to a user’s phone. In addition, it also provides full options for editing and creating new groups from the convenience of your handheld device. Groups you create using Contact GroupU are actually synced back to …
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App Review: Guardian Anywhere
Guardian Anywhere is a mobile newspaper that allows you to catch up with the latest news from The Guardian newspaper on the go. This is done by downloading the content and then presenting it in a lovely looking interface that makes it easy to view …
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App Review: Handcent SMS
If you haven’t tried Handcent’s SMS app, you should go download it NOW. It’s packed full of customizable features & one of those apps you’ll find yourself using every day. These awesome features range from conversation style, to fonts, and notifications.
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App Review: K’UMPA
K’UMPA is a good “waiting” game. By that, I mean it is a great play when you are waiting for anything like a doctor’s appointment, an airplane, etc. Â My 16-year old son and I both downloaded this to both a G1 and an mT3G to …
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App Review: BlueRSS
If, like me, you regularly use RRS feeds to keep up to date with new web content, it is important that you can access the content quickly and easily on your phone. There are a few apps available that allow you to do this and …
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App Review: Thinking Space
One of the best productivity tools now on Android Market, Thinking space. Allow you to create and work with your mind maps in very efficient way.
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Screebl – Inteligent Power Management System
Battery life is one of the major weaknesses of the G1. For me, it’s really frustrating to go to a conference and haveto turn off the phone just to save enough energy to call a taxi or friend when I arrive or depart.  Nothing can …
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App Review: VPN Connections
I have been using Wade Mealing’s VPN Connections application for a few months now and I am very impressed. While it took some time to get Exchange support on the G1 (I currently use NitroDesk TouchDown – future app review), I could not take advantage …
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