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A Quick Look at Quick Uninstall
This isn’t a very glamorous app. It’s just one of those that make perfect sense and are a must-have patch until an Android update depreciates it.
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App Review: AndFTP
Practical application that handles file transfer and other FTP functionality like a desktop client. Transferring music and photos from your desktop or remote server are a breeze!
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Cursory Look at GMote (VIDEO)
GMote is one of these very promising applications for the Android platform. The app promises to turn your Android handset into a remote control, giving users the ability to start and control movies and other media from a distance. PhoneDog’s John Walton is back with …
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App Review: SciencePal
Full of useful information, SciencePal is essential for any scientist, student, or enthusiast. The nature of its data means users will be referencing this for years to come.
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Snaptell & Shazam Video Reviews
I’ve been talking these last few days with John Walton who does work over at PhoneDog. He’s a very cool guy who puts together app reviews and most often includes these fun-to-watch videos. Today, I’m gonna embed a double app review that he did on …
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App Review: StreamFurious
Streaming music application that delivers on its promise with nothing extra. It doesn’t chew up system resources or slow performance down. It’s small enough that this app ought to stay on your Android handset once it’s installed.
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App Review: TeleNav GPS Navigator
If you don’t already own a GPS device then you need to grab this for your Android handset. It’s everything you expect from a stand alone unit in a convenient size. One of the most fully realized apps I’ve had a chance to play with.
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App Review: WeatherBug (Beta)
The usefulness of this app cannot be overstated. Features, ease of use, and convenience make this the go-to weather app for Android.
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App Review: Google My Tracks
Title: My Tracks Developer: Google Available: Now, Android Market Cost: FREE When I first saw My Tracks in the Android Market, I quickly passed it over never thinking it was something I would find useful. Why do I need a program on my phone that …
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App Review: Movie Finder
Considerably more helpful than doing a Google search for local movie theaters and showtimes. GPS auto locate works well even in EDGE network. Subtle changes to app over time have it moving in the right direction.
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App Review: Tippobillosplitamus
A fresh take on the same old, same old. Clean, easy to navigate interface makes it stand out from all the other bill splitting and tip calculator applications we’ve played with so far. Not short on options either.
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App Review: Useful Switchers
Useful is an understatement. Packed with shortcuts to common phone and network settings, this app is right at home on the desktop screen. Each release builds upon the last.
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App Review: SMS Popup
SMS Popup is one of those quiet, under-rated apps that doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. We’ve yet to see it show up on those “must have†lists that other sites and magazines put together and we can’t figure out why. It’s loaded with features that enhance your messaging options and looks every bit as good as the Google stuff that comes loaded with Android.
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Google’s Scoreboard App is a Winner
It took all of ten minutes for me to decide that Google’s latest Android application, Scoreboard, will replace all three of my Plusmo apps. In fact, I even had to log onto my My T-Mobile account and remove my sports updates. Why? Because Google handles …
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“Pocket Auctions for eBay” is Loaded with Features
I downloaded Bonfire Media‘s “Pocket Auctions for eBay” night and instantly fell in love with it. Upon opening it up, I’m greeted with options like Deals, My eBay, and Scan. Each of these features would make a half decent eBay application on its own, but …
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