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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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Quick Look: Totemo
The team over at Hexage has put together another great game for Android. They’re now 2-for-2 in excellent casual games that really show off the OS. I take about 6:00 to walk you through some of the game including the various modes of play. If …
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App Review: Pixelpipe Pro Beta 1.1
With so many ways to share your media online (Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, blogs etc) it can be a task to get your media uploaded to each destination without having to upload to each site separately. This is where an application like Pixelpipe Pro comes in …
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App Review: Facebook for Android
Android owners have been waiting in the wings for an official Facebook app for almost a year now, and even though the iPhone had an official one almost instantly, up until a week ago the only options we’ve had been Bloo and Babbler. While both …
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App Review: aTumble
Blogging. Most of us do it, and many of us have to do it on the go. Whether you’re live blogging a press event or just posting a pic of something funny you saw on the street, those magic devices sitting in our pockets have …
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App Review: AK Notepad and MyBackup
Ever since I purchased my G1, I’ve been using these two applications in tandem. AK Notepad is your basic, no-nonsense note pad that gives you multiple themes, auto links for e-mail addresses and URLs, and LED/vibrate notification.
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Facebook for Android “Not as Good as iPhone’s”
In the first couple of days since Facebook released their Android application to the market, I’ve being reading some reviews and receiving some tweets with people complaining about the app. Almost all the complaints were comparing the application to the iPhone version. Is it fair …
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App Review: Swift Twitter App
Twitter apps are in plentiful supply on Android and choosing one can be a bit of a hit and miss affair. Having used Twidroid as my main Twitter app for sometime, I decided to give Swift a try as I felt Twidroid was getting a …
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Quick Look: Flyscreen for Android
Scott takes a few minutes to show what Flyscreen for Android is and how it works. Check out one of the hottest new apps in town, which is currently available to a limited number of beta users. See what it is that everyone is talking …
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Quick Look: Pandora for Android
I thought I might take a few minutes to give you a quick walkthrough of the new Pandora app for Android. Nothing extremely detailed, just an overview of some of its features. It’s a great app for those of you into streaming music. After a …
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App Review: BMAX
I’ve been playing with a VOIP app called BMAX over the last week and wanted to share my impressions. As someone who makes next to zero VOIP calls, I was somewhat hesitant to try this out one at first. I figured it to be your …
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Accessory Review: Jawbone Prime Bluetooth Headset
When you mention Jawbone in the context of Bluetooth headsets you will probably get two reactions. The first will be “What’s that?” And the second will be “Yeah, those are awesome!” or something to that effect. When the Jawbone brand of headsets were initially introduced …
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