The Kingston Wi-Drive is a pocket-sized portable external hard drive with a built-in WiFi transmitter and rechargeable battery. The drive can connect to any computer, laptop or netbook via a USB port and allows users to store files of their choosing, including photos, music and videos. The files on the drive can then be accessed [...]

Heads up all you walking dead slayers — Zombie Wonderland 2: Outta Time! is now available in the Android Market, thanks to indie developer Xoobis, out of Venice Beach, CA. Chuck is back in this awesome 3D shoot-em-up and ready to blast the living dead back into oblivion. The game is available for free with in-app [...]

  GetGlue fans rejoice! Your favorite social check-in app just got a little bit cooler, thanks to the latest update that just hit the Android Market today. If you’ve never tried GetGlue, it’s a social application from AdaptiveBlue, that lets you check-in to TV, movies, music and other types of happenings or topics. The app features [...]

Waze 3.0 has finally arrived in the Android Market. For those unaware, Waze is a social driving and navigation app that connects you to other drivers.  Waze’s objective is simple — to help users outsmart traffic, save time and improve everyone’s daily commute. Today’s update brings a new minimalist UI, designed to take full advantage of Android [...]

The University of Phoenix application for Android received an update a few days ago that is sure to enhance your online learning experience and keep you connected with your classmates when you can’t get to a desktop. The latest update kicks the app to version 2.0 and brings a totally revamped user interface with easier [...]

Camera applications are everywhere in the Android Market. We’ve got tons of options for taking breathtaking pictures and editing them from our smartphones — some are mediocre and some really stand out above the crowd. 360, by TeliportMe, is one of those that offers unique features and functionality that make it a must-try app. With [...]

If you haven’t checked out Osmos HD yet, this is a game that you won’t want to pass up on. OHD comes to us from Hemisphere Games, a game development startup led by Eddy Boxerman, who formerly worked with Ubisoft Montreal on the Splinter Cell franchise, and Dave Burke, a former Unreal Engine 3 developer at [...]

OTA RootKeeper, released a couple weeks back by supercurio – Project Voodoo, is a nifty little tool that will help you keep root access when downloading OTA updates, which (as of late) have been notorious for taking these privileges away. The app stores a protected copy of “su” for devices that are already rooted. If [...]

  If you’re a fan of keeping things simple while maintaining style, you may want to check out 1Weather from OneLouder Apps. This free app gives users real-time weather information and forecasting  for virtually any place in the world. Additionally, a social aspect has been integrated into 1Weather, allowing you to view tweets from around your [...]

Attention sports fans and mobile enthusiasts alike. The ESPN ScoreCenter application for Android received an update this morning, bringing scoring and breaking news notifications along with it. Users can now get game start, scoring plays, end of period/quarter/half score notifications, or stay up-to-date on all the happenings of their favorite teams with breaking news alerts. [...]

Google’s new discounts and coupon service, Google Offers widened their coverage today by introducing support for five new cities. Good news for Charlotte, Kansas City, Milwaukee, San Antonio and Tampa — all of which just made the list and users in those areas can start searching for localized offers. From the look of things, you’re getting [...]

  The official Wikipedia app has finally arrived in the Android Market — that sure seemed to take forever, didn’t it? Released last week and already receiving some pretty good feedback, the official app comes to us thanks to Wikimedia Foundation and does exactly what it should do — give fast access to Wikipedia without too much [...]

  Hey, all you Foursquare fanatics and check-in champions! You might want to get your updating shoes on and head over to the Android Market to get the latest version of Foursquare. The latest update brings a pretty nice feature along with it — the ability to check a venue’s menu. Now, when you discover [...]

Thank you as always my Android friends, for checking out another episode of the ManDroid Show, your weekly Android recap. I am extremely jealous of all of you that will be attending CES next week, but please bring me back some free stuff! All the articles below are covered in this week’s show and I [...]

Well Google is finally putting their digital foot down. All I can say is…IT IS ABOUT TIME. If you are like me (and as well as the most of over here) you hate the different UI’s that inhabit the Android OS. Moto Blur, Sense, Touchwiz…BLAH. I do not know about you but I am all [...]