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FxCamera for Android

By David Junior
on 16 May, 2010

This is an awesome app, it brings extra functionality to Android’s camera. Some of these features probably should’ve been included natively in Android. Not only is this app really good it is also a fun app to play with. There’s a Fisheye setting, Polaroid and SymmetriCam, SymmetriCam is my favorite, it displays an upside down copy of the picture you took next to the original. This is a free app in Android Market.

Racing Live for Android

By David Junior
on 16 May, 2010

This is another great game from Storm 8, this game made its way to number 1 in the iPhone AppStore. It now takes aim at Android. This is a very addicting game, you start out as a novice and battle your way all the way to the pro level. You can trick out your car to your liking and even n challenge other users around the world. The further you advance, the tougher your challengers will get. This is a free app in the Android Market. If you’re expecting awesome 3D graphics, this may not be the game for you. But if you want a game that is genuinely fun and has reply values this is for you.

Google Maps for Android Gets Biking Directions, Navigation Shortcut, Sharing, and More

By David Junior
on 11 May, 2010

Google released an update today to Maps that introduces a few new and exciting features. Now there are biking directions, you can share your location via Google Buzz, Facebook, or Twitter and there is a new navigation Icon you can place on your home screen. This update is for 1.6 and up devices.

Official Google I/O Android app now available in the market

By David Junior
on 11 May, 2010

Google is making it really easy for those of us that can’t make this years I/O to feel like we are part of the event. First, they announced that they will be broadcasting the event live and now there is an official app for Android that allows you to track the event. This is a free app in the market and it should work on every Android handset 1.5 and above.

Official New York Times app Available

By David Junior
on 10 May, 2010

The New York Times has just released their official app for Android. Now you can stay up to date on all the latest news and sports from one of the top news reporters in the world. This app will also allow you to read articles offline and it’s a free download in the market. It's only available for 2.0 and above.

LogMeIn Ignition Beta

By David Junior
on 9 May, 2010

This handy little app allows you to have control over your home computer while you’re on the go. If you’re an Android user, especially an early adopting G1 owner, your use to beta testing things left and right. This might be worth the hassle though. LogMeIn has just entered into beta testing stage, you can be a part of this too by heading to the Android market and downloading the app. Feedback is welcome especially when it’s constructive and not smack talking.

World War for Android (Game)

By David Junior
on 9 May, 2010

Here’s another great Massively Multiplayer Online Game from the folks at Storm8. This game is a war game set in the year 2012, it is really feature rich and has a decent storyline. You start out this game as a soldier and work your way up in ranks and reputation by attacking other World War players. You can purchase various different things to boaster your military strength. In this game you play against other android users from all across the world and even invite your friends to join in on the action. This is a really great game and it is free in the Android market.

New Features in Todo Q for Android

By David Junior
on 9 May, 2010

If you’re forgetful like me then apps like this will really come in handy. The latest update to Todo Q makes reviewing and entering tasks much easier than before. The new button bar has shortcuts for open settings, maps, adding tasks, and toggling the display for tasks that you have completed. Widget has received and overhaul as well. It now has a 3x2 and displays up to 4 items at once. This app is $1.99 in the Android Market and it only works with 2.0 and above devices.

Use Your Wii Remote For Games On Android

By David Junior
on 9 May, 2010

This is an awesome hack, it’s actually not much hacking involved but we’ll still call it that because it sounds cooler. You can now use your Wii remote to play games on your Android device. There is no need to use onscreen buttons now.

ZumoDrive for Android

By David Junior
on 7 May, 2010

Cloud-based syncing and storage has just gotten a little better for Android. This segment of Android is growing fast, there have been a few new syncing solutions for Android release in the past few weeks. ZumoDrive creates a folder on your device and uses that for cloud-based syncing. You can even upload and download various different things right from your handset.