EEBA For Virtual Envelope Budgeting
When it comes to budgeting I prefer the old fashioned cash in the envelope method, but in this day and age of debit and credit cards, it just isn’t practical. That’s where the EEBA (Easy Envelope Budget Aid) app can help. With this free app …
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Quick Look: Grade Ticker (Video Demo)
Grade Ticker is a simple, but incredibly useful app for professors and teachers. Leave it open next to you as you grade an exam and tally the point deductions as you go. Eliminating the need to go back and do the math after each exam …
Best Friend of the Day, TeleNav
As I returned to work from my 16 days of vacation I had the wonderful privilege of driving an hour for a meeting. Normally right before I leave, I will print my driving directions off the Internet and head off. All that changed yesterday. TeleNav …
Google Buzz from My Perspective
While geo-location applications have become increasingly popular, there are those that still feel uncomfortable broadcasting their every movement to everyone around them. Sometimes, you just don’t want everyone to know exactly where you are.
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Pandora is Music to More Than Just My Ears
As many of you already know, there are tons of music applications for Android. For me though, Pandora is the stole my heart early on. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Pandora, it’s a streaming music service that learns what its users preferences …
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App Review: 3 (Cubed)
Back in fledgling days of Android, you may remember (if you were around) a paid music player replacement app called RockOn Music Player from developer Filipe Abrantes. It used a graphic UI for navigation and had a new and exciting look that was a big …
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ThickButtons For Thick Fingers!
I’m a big dude. I’ve got big hands. There are times I miss my G1 and it’s hard keyboard (not bad enough to ditch the Nexus though). But, thanks to ThickButtons typing has just got a bit easier for those of us who are “less than delicate”. I’ve been switching back and forth between this keyboard and the beta Swype keyboard for the last few days.
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App Review: MLB At Bat 2010
Being a displaced Boston Red Sox fan, I am always looking for ways to either watch or listen to my hometown team while living elsewhere in the country. Not to sound Apple like, but being an Android G1 user, there is now an app for …
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Hoccer – It’s Fun To Share!
Ever get depressed that you don’t play much sports these days with all this technological revolution and web 2.0 stuff? Hoccer has the best of both worlds. After downloading this app I immediately had the wife download it as well, pulled her outside, and began …
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App Review: WeFi
We often take it for granted but it is great to be able to carry these small devices around with constant web and data connections. While each of us have our respective wireless providers, many prefer to connect through WiFi wherever possible. Why? Because in …
10 Android Apps You Need To Download NOW!
by Scotty Brown Have you ever seen one of those lists on a tech site giving you this list of apps that they claim are the end-all-be-all of lists? The type of article that swears up and down that what they are telling you is …
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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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