Android-Market

SwitchMe brings multiple user profiles to (rooted) Android phones and tablets

26 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (0)

There’s one thing that I’ve heard requested more than anything when it comes to Android tablets: support fur desktop-style user profiles. It’s rare that more than one person uses a smartphone, but tablets were practically made for sharing, especially in the communal area of the family coffee table. While Google graciously allows you to connect …

Official Steam app in closed beta, available now

26 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (2)

While we saw at least one impressive attempt at an unofficial Steam app, big daddy Valve has now stepped up and offered an official Steam client for Android. The ubiquitous PC game store-cloud client is incredibly popular among gamers, who have had to settle for access to the desktop web version before now. The Steam app is in beta and …

Star Command: Trekkie RPG with Game Dev Story style

26 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (5)

Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of War Balloon Games, a tiny indie game developer with a love of all things Star Trek. Their continuing mission: to develop and Android game that combines the classic spacegoing stories of TV’s greatest scifi series with 16-bit RPG gameplay. To boldly go where, um, many, many …

BBC News app updated for Android tablets

26 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (0)

Anglophiles have been able to get their British Broadcasting Company News fix on Android for a while now, but if you prefer a larger screen, you were stuck with an upscaled interface on tablets. Until now, that is: the BBC just announced an updated News app that plays nice with Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich …

Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode I available now, doesn’t play nice with Galaxy Nexus

25 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (1)

After the news that Sega was planning on bringing its 2D platforming revival Sonic the Hedgehog 4, Episode II to Android, we were happier than a hedgehog in a hot dog stand – then a little miffed that the company had apparently completely passed over Android for part I, despite releasing it for every other platform including iOS. That …

Tapjoy invests in 130 different Android games

25 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (2)

Android gaming is growing by leaps and bounds, due in no small part to the prevalent use of free games supplemented with advertising. Mobile application/advertising platform Tapjoy knows this: that’s why they set up a fund for aspiring developers, helping them publish their apps to both Tapjoy’s directory and the Android Market. The company announced that to date, they’ve …

CyanogenModApps.com is not endorsed by CyanogenMod

24 January 2012 by Sam Koutroulakis Discuss (1)

The CyanogenMod team is planning to create an ‘Android Market’-like application to easily find root applications for your devices. This is a great idea, and even indexing root applications by device compatibility would be a great help to anyone willing to load them to their device. Well, it turns out the website www.cyanogenmodapps.com is in …

Snake ’97 emulates your old Nokia brick, buttons and all

24 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (1)

ShadowGun. Temple Run. Sonic 4. Do all of these dazzling 3D masterpieces leave you longing for a simpler era in mobile gaming? Do you get a warm, fuzzy feeling every time you see a movie where the hero’s “top of the line” cell phone uses a black and white screen? Then you’re the perfect audience …

Darth Maul Me app prepares you to disembowel Jedis

24 January 2012 by Michael Crider Discuss (1)

Star Wars is coming to the theaters! Again! In 3D! And it’s starting from the beginning, the classic 1976 adventure that millions fell in love with… wait, what? It’s starting with Episode 1: The Phantom Menace, the lackluster beginning of the downfall of America’s greatest sci-fi series? Oh, well – at least we get to …

Skydroid to offer a Windows 8 user interface on Android

24 January 2012 by Sam Koutroulakis Discuss (0)

There are countless user interfaces currently available for Android, and that number is steadily growing. It’s obvious Windows 8 is going to turn some heads once it hits tablets soon, but what’s to stop us from bringing a bit of that metro look to our Android devices? Nothing, if TheRedDrake over at XDA Developers has …

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