Now here is a company that makes their own device OS, PC OS and sues the crap out of Android, but they still know there is potential with our user base. Microsoft has just released OneNote into the Android market for us to use and enjoy. OneNote is an all-in-one note taking application that is [...]

Those of you living in the UK are fairly familiar with a network provider called Sky. They essentially are a satellite company that pipes TV into many homes. We now have an update to the highly anticipated Sky Go app that many of your iOS totting brethren have been throwing in your face. The popular iOS app that lets [...]

We have seen our fair share of applications that make us think “WTF!” Some have been for convenience others are just plain dumb. I couldn’t help but bring this app to your attention today. Seems as though pizzerias aren’t the only ones floating around the Android market. Taco Bell has an official app in the market made by them [...]

Someday’s I love heading into ‘My Apps’ in the market, other days I dread it. The days that i dread are when I see 10 or more apps have updates. It is good to see them, but I hate updating an app that works well already to find out the update broke something. Luckily that isn’t the [...]

 When it comes to lockscreens we are flooded with variations that resemble iPhone, Sense and Motoblur. Very rarely do we find one that is a completely new idea or concept. Leave it to the GO Launcher EX team to make a lockscreen theme that is beyond creative. Why simply slide your finger across your screen, [...]

Many of you are probably familiar with the tune streaming app, Rdio, and might even use it more frequently than say Pandora or Spotify. Well those of you Ice Cream Sandwich users will be happy to know that the editor’s choice app has been given ICS support as well as a new design. With this [...]

Back in November we got a first look at Mobile ODIN thanks to XDA senior moderator Chainfire. Mobile ODIN is an app that acts as an on-device ODIN utility by allowing you to fully flash your firmware straight from the device itself. Basically you can do this without connecting to your computer. Pretty nifty tool, [...]

Last week we brought you a look at Gameloft LIVE! It is their newest iteration into the social gaming world of our lives. Filling the need for us to make our own avatars, track our gaming progression and see how we stack up against other players. In typical Gameloft fashion, after you download the 1.1 [...]

In the world of alternative keyboards, Swype has dominated the scene for quite sometime. It isn’t fer everyone and some people immediately install something else if it is the pre-loaded keyboard option. No matter what your preference is, Swype will always be a big player in Android. One complaint that many have stated is the [...]

We have all seen a number of CPU control applications run through the market, XDA and other various locations. By far the most popular one that comes to mind is SetCPU. All of them have similar concepts. Allow the user to overclock/underclock their device as well as, inmost cases, adjust the voltage. The primary reason [...]

Last week we showed off a new launcher, aShell, that had some familiarities to what we usually see. It did have a few useful twists that made it stand out as an alternative that was actually different. It was a very popular launcher last week that I know many of you tried out. We promised a [...]

Yesterday we alerted you guys of Dropbox’s new computer based client. It allows you to quickly and easily import all your photos from various sources to Dropbox with a single click. I used it all day yesterday and already snagged 4GB of storage space. Now Dropbox is extending the beta to the mobile app for [...]

Rhapsody is a pretty cool application that you can pick up for free and pay a monthly service for unlimited access too. It is another streaming music service that exists on the market. I compare it to Spotify personally. They have a music bank of over 14 million songs with customized playlists and new music recommendations. [...]

We have talked a lot about Dropbox and other similar services in the past. With each update usually comes some new cool addition or fancy UI changes. Don’t worry, this isn’t an update to your Android app this go round. It is actually another new edition to your account that could make your life a [...]

As users of smartphones we want them to be able to do as much as possible. If our carrier doesn’t support a feature that we want, then we turn to the market for help. One feature that is relatively scarce from carriers is the VoIP services. Having the ability to make and receive phone calls over a [...]