by Mina, 1 year ago

Maximizing one's Android device is a must for many to fully enjoy its features and apps. Here are some free apps available on the Market which can increase device performance.

by Mina, 1 year ago

Building mobile applications need not be costly and can even be free, thanks to Infinite Monkeys' app builder called The Machine. The self-service, drag-and-drop platform requires no coding, thus it is a great option for small businesses and independent personalities who do not have enough budget to keep up with the advertising efforts of popular brands in the market and yet would want to have a mobile presence.

by Mina, 1 year ago

Since the arrival of smartphones and tablets in the market, games have become more sophisticated to cater to the improving specs of devices to deliver uncompromised entertainment to users—hence, the rise of HD games. Here’s a list of some of the top HD games for Android users.

by Mina, 1 year ago

Now here’s a chance to play with your smartphone using a real ball, Wii-style, with Physical Apps’ latest development, TheO. Unveiled at the Toy Fair 2012 in New York, TheO is a smartphone accessory that is the size of a soccer-ball which allows users to play smartphone games physically.

by Mina, 1 year ago

Ever enjoyed creating greeting cards or music videos with your friends’ faces using Jibjab? Then BuddyCon might just be the perfect app for you.

by Mina, 1 year ago

Android and bloggers go together well. With smartphones and tablets shaping how everyone interacts with the internet, it is not surprising that a number of blogging apps, as well as third-party clients, are now available…

by Mina, 1 year ago

America is getting more gadget-obsessed by the minute. For some users, their phones are more valuable as companions than real-life partners. In yet another survey on mobile phone culture released last month, a third of…

by Mina, 1 year ago

Think a flexible smartphone is just science fiction? You might have to think again, thanks to Samsung. The Korean company recently unveiled Galaxy Skin, an Android smartphone that can take on different shapes and take…

by Mina, 1 year ago

Samsung Galaxy S2 (or S II) is arguably the best smartphone currently in the market. The Galaxy S II’s arrival in the US market has long been anticipated, following the record it set as the…

by Mina, 1 year ago

The rise of smartphones marks the decline of SMS era. It’s a no-brainer that users will opt for the free apps offering free communication to other users across all operating systems and mobile carriers, rather…

by Mina, 1 year ago

Looks like the Android vs. Apple war has literally reached new grounds, the U.S. education system. iPads used to be the the tablet of choice for higher education purposes, but Seton Hall University opted for…

by Mina, 1 year ago

Android just keeps getting bigger by the minute. This is proven by a recent report on U.S. mobile phone key trends made my comScore, a respected name in the digital metrics. As of July 2011,…

by Mina, 1 year ago

Here’s another cheap Android tablet that you might want to consider: the MSI Windpad Enjoy, and it’s reported to retail at just $199. The Windpad Enjoy 7 is one of the two Android tablets MSI…

by Mina, 1 year ago

In the coming months, the Android landscape will definitely change, pending the release of much awaited phones like Nexus Prime, Droid Bionic, and Galaxy S II, as well as the high anticipation for Ice Cream…

by Mina, 1 year ago

Looks like Android fans will have a lot to expect this September from our Android manufacturers, like HTC. HTC will be holding some events on September in England, France, Spain, and Germany, and rumor has…