Another great game has finally found itself in the Android Market. This time it is Osmos, winner of Apple’s iPad Game of the Year on iOS. It’s a beautiful game with hypnotizing music that will continue to ‘evolve’ into an Androi…
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Osmos, Winner Of Multiple Game Of The Year Awards Makes Its Way To Android
January 19th, 2012 
Tim-o-tato JackThreads Application Now Up On Android Market, Men’s Street Fashion Available At Your Fingertips
January 19th, 2012 Tim-o-tato If you are a guy and shop for clothes online, then there is a good chance you have heard of JackThreads. It is a members-only site that carries deals on street-wear and accessories from very well known brands that cater to today’s youth and their…
ProCapture’s Reduced Noise Feature Works Well With the Instant Shutter of the Galaxy Nexus
January 19th, 2012 Kellex The camera on the Galaxy Nexus is clearly not the best in the business. Sure, it can take instant photos that will wow your friends, but if they look like hell, what’s the point? Since many of us have been on the hunt for the best camera replacem…
Circuitry Live Wallpaper Turns Your Home Screen Into a Stylish Circuit Board
January 19th, 2012 Kellex A reader dropped Circuitry Live Wallpaper into our inbox just moments ago, and so far we are impressed. It has 6 color combinations available at this time, but it’s one of those apps we can see growing and allowing for full customization down the…
Card.io reaches out to devs, offers up credit card payment accounts to Joe normal
January 19th, 2012 Mat Smith Who needs extra hardware to add mobile payments to iOS and Android? Not Card.io, who’s unveiled a new SDK for it’s visual card processing system alongside a payment app allowing anyone to accept payments from other users. Having already launched its …
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No Comments »Facebook launches apps for Timeline
January 19th, 2012 Todd Haselton Facebook on Wednesday evening announced new applications that can be used to populate users’ Facebook Timelines with new information. The initial launch apps include Foodspotting, Foodily, Ticketmaster, Pinterest,Rotten Tomatoes, Pose, Kobo, Gogobot, TripAdvisor and several others. “If you’re a traveler, you can add the Gogobot and TripAdvisor apps to bring a virtual passport to your timeline, and show your friends where you’ve been and share tips about your favorite spots from around the world,” Facebook product manager Carl Sjogreen explained in a blog post. Thankfully, Facebook has added an option that allows users to choose exactly who can see the updates from each application, which means Timelines shouldn’t be too flooded with updates about what an old friend from highschool has been cooking for dinner all week. Sjogreen
Posted in News Tags: Applications, Apps, facebook, social, Social network, Software, timeline No Comments »Mobile apps to top 2 million, 500 million sub-$100 smartphones in use this year, firm says
January 19th, 2012 Zach Epstein While technology enthusiasts look forward to a number of high-end smartphone announcements vendors are preparing for Mobile World Congress next month, 2012 will see entry-level smartphones become more popular than ever. Market research firm Deloitte estimates that the number of sub-$100 smartphones in use globally will surpass 500 million this year, and by the end of 2012 there will be 200 million NFC-equipped devices in the hands of consumers. The firm also sees apps continuing to play a huge role in the mobile market, with the number of available apps set to top 2 million later this year. ”The number of apps available reached one million in December 2011 and will double again by the end of 2012,” Deloitte TMT analyst
Posted in News Tags: Android, Apps, Deloitte, emerging markets, entry-level, google, Mobile, mobile apps, NFC, Smartphones No Comments »Wikipedia Finally Releases Official Application To Android Market
January 18th, 2012 Tim-o-tato If you have been one of the millions waiting for an official Wikipedia app, the wait has finally come to an end. Inside the Wiki app you will find all the goodies that they have on the full site including their giant library of articles and even the ab…
Airbnb for Android is your personal unique travel guide
January 18th, 2012 Dustin Earley 
Airbnb is one of the most original, creative travel services online today. By serving as a middle man for those travelling and those looking to host travelers, Airbnb has created the most in-depth collection of unique places to stay from all over the world. Today, the absolutely gorgeous Airbnb app is finally available on Android, [...]
Tired of the Hotel Scene? Then Check Out Airbnb For A More Homey Travel Experience
January 18th, 2012 Tim-o-tato There are plenty of business folks out there that have to stay in motels and hotels more than they even see there own homes. And how about when you have to visit relatives for the holidays or other events and you are forced to find the nearest Motel …
