Active Lock Screen review
Lockscreens are tricky. Most users (at least in my experience) like to stick with the stock lockscreen, because it’s simple and/or familiar. But as I’m constantly flashing new ROMs, I’m always on the lookout for a different spin on certain aspects of Android. Sliding Messaging …
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App Review: Spotify
For those of you that haven’t heard of Spotify, the name is most commonly recognized as referring to a desktop music player/streaming service for Windows and Mac giving you access to a near-unlimited supply of music in exchange for putting up with visual and audio …
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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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App Review: a2b (VIDEO)
Join us today as John takes a look at a2b, by Froogloid. John really likes the app , calling it very complete. Judging by the video below, a2b responds very quickly and uses the built-in compass to help users find their way from one point …
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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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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: 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: 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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“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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AndroidGuys App Review: Meebo
As a replacement for the preloaded IM client for Android, this one works well, but leaves us wanting more. A smooth running messaging app that has room to grow.
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AndroidGuys App Review: Locale
It’s the programs like these that have Android putting the G1 as one of the top handsets on the market. This is one that everyone needs to download.
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AndroidGuys App Review: Shazam
One of the most popular iPhone applications is now available for Android users. Shazam integrates with MySpace and Amazon MP3 and allows users to discover new music and purchase tracks in a mobile environment. ALL FOR FREE.
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AndroidGuys App Review: imeem Mobile
The first software title we’re reviewing is the music streaming application that offers some handy benefits. A few handy features makes this one a must have for any Android owner.
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