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LogMeIn’s Cubby cloud sync and storage service exits the beta phase

By Robert Nelson
on 6 Feb, 2013

Cubby, the cloud sync and storage service from LogMeIn has officially graduated from the beta phase. The service is similar to others that we have seen and offers 5GB of storage space for free along with cross platform availability. Cubby users also have the option to upgrade to a paid account with higher storage limits and additional features.

Mega Manager app provides on the go access to your Mega account

By Robert Nelson
on 5 Feb, 2013

It looks like Kim Dotcom's Mega service now has an Android app. Albeit, an unofficial Android app. The app is called Mega Manager and it has been launched in an alpha phase, which somehow seems fitting given the actual Mega service is still carrying a beta tag. The Mega Manager app is available for free and going back to the app being in alpha, it comes with a reminder that it is still a work in progress.

MoviePass app launches bringing unlimited movies to Android users

By Robert Nelson
on 5 Feb, 2013

MoviePass has officially launched an app for Android. Though, while the release of the app is certainly good news for movie fans, there is a catch that you will want to be aware of -- MoviePass is still only available for those who have received an invitation. Those with knowledge of the service looking to get started can request an invitation directly from the MoviePass website.

Carbon for Twitter finally launches in the Play Store [Hands-on]

By Cory Gunther
on 4 Feb, 2013

For all those Twitter fans out there we have an awesome new Android client to share with you all. In case you haven't heard of it, the extremely popular Carbon for Android Twitter app has finally been released. After being announced and teased last year and under development for far too long, it's available now. The app is beautiful in every sense of the word and has one of the most elegant UI's I've used lately, but read on to see our thoughts.

Pebble smartwatch app update brings some key fixes

By Robert Nelson
on 3 Feb, 2013

Pebble launched their Android app back on January 24 and it looks like an update has since arrived. This update isn't brining any new features, however it should be welcomed by those who happen to already have a Pebble on their wrist and have been having issues getting it paired. Simply put, this is a bug fixing update.

Foursquare for Business goes live on Google Play Store

By Eric Abent
on 2 Feb, 2013

Business owners who use Foursquare will be pleased to know that they now have an app made specifically for them waiting on the Google Play Store. Foursquare for Business rolled out for Android this week, giving business owners an all new level of functionality. Now, you can push updates about your business from the phone, meaning you can update your company's page anywhere you can get a mobile data signal.

Agenda Calendar update brings 24-hour mode support and other improvements

By Robert Nelson
on 2 Feb, 2013

The Agenda Calendar app launched for Android back in early-January after a long stretch of being available only for iOS devices. The app launched with a price tag of $1.99 and with support for devices running Android 4.0 or later for use. Given I had in the past flirted with an iPad and had been familiar with Agenda, I quickly spent the two bucks and had it running on my Galaxy S III.

Temple Run 2 app update brings performance improvements and bug fixes

By Robert Nelson
on 2 Feb, 2013

Temple Run 2 launched first for iOS and Android users had to sit back and watch while the game topped the 20 million download mark. Of course, a little bit of a teasing wait seems to only left Android users anxious to download the game and begin playing. In fact, once Temple Run 2 landed in Google Play the combined downloads shot up and achieved a record breaking 50 million downloads in just 13 days.

Star Trek: Into Darkness movie companion app hands-on

By Eric Abent
on 1 Feb, 2013

J.J. Abrams may be moving onto a different space franchise in 2015, but for now, all eyes are on his upcoming film Star Trek: Into Darkness. The movie doesn't hit theaters until May 17, but today Paramount Pictures has released the movie companion app. The Star Trek: Into Darkness app exists to get users excited for the movie, having them scan real-world images and trailers to unlock bonuses and earn points.

Angry Birds Star Wars “Escape From Hoth” update lands in Google Play [hands-on]

By Robert Nelson
on 31 Jan, 2013

It was just yesterday when we saw the teaser for the Angry Birds Star Wars update and we were hoping that it would come available soon. And well, the update has since landed in the Google Play Store and those who have previously installed the app may want to go ahead and grab the update as it has added some new levels.