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Sony Ericsson Launches Dedicated App Channel
Sony Ericsson announced today that they have launched a dedicated app channel for their handsets. Available now, the company will replace the “My Apps” link found on the home page of the Android Market with “Sony Ericsson”. This won’t completely remove the “My App” section …
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Vidtonic Introduces IPTV Kit Powered By Android™ At 2011 International CES
Tired of waiting for that SDK for Google TV? Want to get cooking on an Android app made for a TV screen?. Vidtonic, maker of a homebrew kit for developers to do just that has announced on their website that they will be showing off …
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Google Books Announced, Gives You Millions of eBooks to Read on Most Internet-Connected Devices
Google has announced Google Books this morning on their blog, and it breaks into the market with many notable features.
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FlightView App Helps You Avoid Delays, Unfortunately Not Pat Downs
We wish there was an app to avoid the current pat-down procedures happening at airports, but until that gets developed, we have perhaps the next best thing; an app that helps you track and avoid delays. FlightView Elite, released for Android today, helps travelers by providing live flight boards, weather reports and the ability to call the airlines right from the app.
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AppBrain Pushes Out V5 of Their Android App, Google Breaks Fast Install
AppBrain, one of the more forward thinking apps for maintaining and installing Android applications pushed out their V5 update today, giving their users new functionalities to play with. A quote from their blog post about the release:
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Download This! Wall Street Journal Tablet Edition
Engadget.com is reporting that the Wall Street Journal has been very smart with the release of their new Android application. With the Samsung Galaxy Tab being released as really the first viable Android tablet, the financial newspaper has created a tablet only application to allow you to read their content on the go.
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App Review: MultiTasking Pro
Unlike a certain fruit based crowd, us Android users have been enjoying multitasking on our devices since, well… the dawn of time (that being the beginning of Android, anything beforehand being too insignificant to be regarded as “time”). However, there has never been a really great way of switching between open apps; sure you can use the “recent apps” feature by holding down the home button, which will probably satisfy most, especially since the amount of apps shown was increased to 8 in Android 2.2. For other, more picky people like myself though, the functionality offered natively is never enough.
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BuzzVoice updated, goes free
We told you about BuzzVoice a few months ago, and it’s roughly described as a “Pandora for News” app. Well, BuzzVoice has announced an update to their popular app, and there’s a new feature. Now, if you can’t find your favorite RSS feed from the …
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Twitoc 2.0 Now With Plugins!
Those crazy Canadian guys at Mobi Cartel are at it again! They have updated their hit Twitter app, Twitoc, to include plug in functionality!
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InMobi and PapayaMobile Join Forces to Give Devs More Monetization Options
In a press release today PapayaMobile, the open mobile social gaming network for Android, announced that it is teaming up with InMobi. InMobi has the distinction of being the world’s largest global mobile advertising network, touting 21.2 billion mobile ad impressions monthly. (kind of wish …
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Forget iTunes, I doubleTwist!
Let’s face it. We may be Android users, but there was a time when the glitter of Apple appealed to all of our senses. We may not have had the thousands of dollars we needed to purchase the latest and greatest Apple toys, or even …
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Cyberlink Announces MediaStory App, On the Fly Slideshow Maker.
With more and more people using their smartphones as their main camera, the ability to be able to display those images on the fly has become a major need. Media Story understands this and is doing what they can to address the situation. Media Story …
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Hey Steve! Fighting Porn on Android… There’s an App for That!
Retina-X Studios is announcing the release of the Android version of their Mobile Spy application. Designed primarily for parents who want to control what their children see on their smartphones, Mobile Spy allows a user to literally pick up everything a person does with their …
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Mint App Will Come to Android
There’s good news for those Android users who are looking for a budgeting and expense tracking app! Mint, the company behind the popular finance app that has been very successful on the iPhone platform is coming to the Android Market.
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Turner Classic Movies App Coming to Android in February
For those of you who like to watch Turner Classic Movies (TCM), you’ll be happy to learn that a new Android app will be arriving in the Android Market next month. The app will provides fans with advanced schedules, historical information on hundreds of films, …
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