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App Review: Alarmed
If you’re anything like me, getting out of bed is one of the hardest parts of the day. You deliberately set your alarm to go off at least 30 minutes earlier than when you really need to get up, just so you can hit snooze …
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App Review: On Air (WiFi Disk)
Android devices operate almost exactly like computers and obviously runs independent of one. You don’t need to sync your Android with a cable to get your emails, contacts, calendar entries as it can be done through the air. The same goes with applications or podcasts. …
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FixIt!: the Market
The competition to dominate the smart-phone market worldwide is played between Nokia/Symbian, RIM/Blackberry, Apple/iPhone, Microsoft/Windows Mobile and at the bottom of the table: Android (but it should better soon). As we all know, there is a good bunch of Android devices coming up in Q4 …
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App Review: Pandora for Android
Pandora, the popular ad-supported music streaming service, has now been available for the Android platform for over two weeks. In this review I’ll discuss some highlights and opportunities for improvement which we will hopefully see in future versions to come (reviewing version 1.0.0).
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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: 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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Have Android Will Travel
This is the first week I have traveled with my iPod and not used it at all thanks to my G1 and the myTouch 3G. As posted in a previous article I have an extended battery for the G1 so it has an actual standby …
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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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You Tell Us: How Would You Improve the Android Market?
The Android Market is nice, but it’s not perfect. There’s always room for improvement and everyone has their own opinion as to what would make things better. This brings up the question of the week: How would you improve the Android Market?
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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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Is Google’s ‘Anything Goes’ Policy Hurting the Android Market Reputation?
Every handset maker is busy trying to eke out the best possible way to lure users to their own version of the App Store. In a bid to be both developer as well as customer friendly, they are trying to beat down each other in …
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Android Market to Allow for Paid Apps and Geo-Based Targeting Soon
It’s going to be an interesting first quarter for the Android Market. It won’t be long until paid apps start showing up for people to download. An email made its way to registered developers last week with details regarding the eventual rollout of money-making applications …
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Adding Another 2 Million Songs, Shazam Grows Database by 30%
One of favorite Android apps to show off is Shazam. We love to break the G1 out and demo some of the cool stuff it can do and this is one of those applications. Although we’ve yet to run into any problems identifying songs, the …
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