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Scalado Album Review

By Michael Crider
on 24 Apr, 2012

The additions to the generic Android Gallery in Ice Cream Sandwich are pretty great, but of course, they don't do much for the 90+% of user which don't have access to Android 4.0. If you're a shutterbug who wants better experience that the unfortunately slow 3D album from Android 2.3 or whatever replacement your manufacturer has provided, have a gander at Scalado Album, which goes for 99¢ in the Google Play Store. It's fast, easy to navigate, and a has a few unique features that even the ICS gallery could use.

ASUS Transformer Prime caught in the wild [Gallery]

By Cory Gunther
on 11 Nov, 2011

Whoa, if you've been wanting to see more pictures of the just announced ASUS Transformer Prime quad-core tablet then you are in for a treat. It was just made official rocking the new NVIDIA quad-core Tegra 3 processor and we had plenty of press photos, but now we have real live pictures of this beastly tablet in the wild so enjoy the full gallery below.

Ice Cream Sandwich includes a built-in photo editor

By Michael Crider
on 17 Oct, 2011

Are you tired of waiting on Instagram to arrive so you can ironically make fun of your friends with cheesy filters? Then you may want to be first in line when the tinkly Google truck starts handing out Ice Cream Sandwiches. Android Police got their hands on some hot app source files that point to a built-in photo editor in the Ice Cream Sandwich native gallery app, and while they're not exactly pro-level tools, they should be a welcome edition to those who record their memories eight megapixels at a time.

SHADOWGUN by MadFinger Games Review [Video]

By Cory Gunther
on 5 Oct, 2011

Today I have one epic game for review here at Android Community and that is SHADOWGUN by the popular developer MadFinger Games. You've probably seen a few videos in the recent past about this stellar new game coming to Android Tegra 2 tablets but if you haven't we have all the details. This game is absolutely stunning both visually, and with game-play. We have plenty of in-game screenshots and a live demo video below so be sure and check it all out after the break.

Maylong M-260 Budget Android Tab clears the FCC

By Cory Gunther
on 6 Sep, 2011

How exciting, we have another amazingly fast and awesome tablet for you all today. Actually it's quite the opposite because this is the Maylong M-260 "budget" Android tablet and it has just cleared the FCC. You may not be familiar with Maylong but they are the producers behind more than a few cheap Android tablets in the past.

Motorola Droid Bionic Picture Gallery Surfaces, 4.5″ Screen and All

By Cory Gunther
on 5 Aug, 2011

I feel like we've been beating this entire story and name with a stick, but the Droid Bionic is at it again with an entire gallery of leaked photos giving us a much better look at that pretty front bezel and the rest of the device at the same time. A few photos leaked yesterday but today the gallery is much larger. Latest reports are also suggesting this bad boy will have a 4.5" screen rather than 4.3" like originally suggested but we've known that for a while.

Motorola Droid Bionic Pictures Leak Again, Looking Good On Camera

By Cory Gunther
on 4 Aug, 2011

Some brand new photos of the Motorola Droid Bionic were leaked today and we are finally seeing real images of the rear of the device rather than just leaked renders or press shots. Recently Amazon gave us some good views but these shots are hands-on images. Now we get to see what some of you may actually be buying in another month or so.

Sony S1 and S2 Tablets Looking Pretty for the Camera [Gallery]

By Cory Gunther
on 5 Jul, 2011

Have you seen the new Android 3.1 Honeycomb tablets that are headed our way from Sony lately? For now they are named the S1 and the S2 and we have seen them more than a few times. We just got word of an entire gallery showing these beautiful tablets in all their glory and you wont want to miss it.

Path for Android released: Social photo sharing made simple

By Chris Davies
on 1 Jul, 2011

Path for Android has entered beta, allowing Google phone users to access the photo-based social network service. Released on iOS some months ago, Path positions its app as a way to share photos you've taken with a small group of trusted friends or colleagues: each account supports up to just 50 contacts. Images can be tagged, both with the identity of people in the shots, as well as places and things in-frame as well. Comments and conversations are supported, along with records of who has viewed your image and - using Path's "Emotion" system - how they felt when they saw it. For a broader audience, it's possible to share shots directly from Path to Facebook. It's a free download, though the Path team does warn that there could be a few rough edges and that it's not quite as polished as the iOS version. You can download Path for Android v1.0 from the Android Market now.

Google Sky Map updated v1.5

By David Junior
on 24 Apr, 2010

This is without a doubt one of the coolest apps of any kind on any platform. The latest update just made it even better. There is now a picture gallery with photos taken from the Hubble Space Telescope. This app now has "Magnetic Correction" to fix the angles of the stars to more accurately depict how it would look if you were looking directly at them. I highly recommend this app for any Android user.