Tag: android applications

Calling all Duke Nukem fans, I need your attention. Remember when we told you that Duke Nukem would hit the Android Market "very soon?"...

It's Monday again which means it's time to settle back into our work-week routines.  If you're like us, this means you're checking the new...

Late last week, TRAFFIQ rolled out their Mobile Media Calculator, a free application for both media buyers and planners. The app provides instant access...

Just as drinking and driving don't mix, talking and/or texting while driving is becoming a major epidemic.  The great people at Iconosys, Inc. have...

After re-reading this post about Joshua Topolsky's pitch for a "Continuous Client" and the with recent developments of Google's announcements of Chrome OS and...

Autodesk, Inc. has released two versions of their popular SketchBook Mobile app for Android handsets. The digital sketchpad allows users to draw with pens, pencils, markers, and airbrushes create professional looking pictures and paintings.

Babylon has become a trusted source for a quick translation need for the masses.  Whether it's our 10AM Spanish class or that spur-of-the-moment dinner...

As Android continues to grow, so does the number of players entering the app distribution game.  A few of today's current alternatives include GetJar,...

Amazon is doing their part to cozy up next to Android developers.  We recently saw the terms and conditions leak online which showed a...

Back in fledgling days of Android, you may remember (if you were around) a paid music player replacement app called RockOn Music Player from...

Being a displaced Boston Red Sox fan, I am always looking for ways to either watch or listen to my hometown team while living...

As some of you may already know, 'What the Doodle?!' was one of the overall winners of ADC2.  And it's with good reason too....

Market Suggest, brought to us by AndroidLib, is a new way to discover great Android apps. It looks and feels similar to the default...

A World of Photo sells itself as a “fun casual, geo multiplayer online game” but to say it’s a game is maybe pushing it...

Tired of the standard Google Calendar widget that only shows in that small frame?  Well then, CalWidget may be the answer you are looking...