Consumers find more free apps on Android phones
July 6, 2010
While owners of the iPhone 4 and other Apple-manufactured mobile devices are conditioned to shell out a buck or few for the 160,000 paid apps
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While owners of the iPhone 4 and other Apple-manufactured mobile devices are conditioned to shell out a buck or few for the 160,000 paid apps
The Kindle book reader has finally made its way to the Android Market, giving Amazon a nice bundle of mobile apps. While iPhone users have
Even Android games have caught the patriotic spirit, with several titles going on sale over the Fourth of July weekend. Leonardo DiCaprio’s summer blockbuster “Inception”
Why settle for only the default widget on your Android phone when you can add multiple? The Yahoo! Search app for Android brings the entire Yahoo! experience
Finally there is a resource that will solve all your questions and bets about who was in that one movie. IMDb for Android phones brings
Several big names launched Android apps this week, showing a strong end to June and a big start for July. Amazon released Kindle with Whispersync
Stack, stack, and stack some more. Papa Stacker will challenge your stacking abilities to the maximum. Use every piece wisely and make sure your tower
The planes are flying in and it is your job to keep them under control. Air Control for Android phones puts you in the tower.
Enjoy a classic vertical shooter right on your Android phone. Take on giant bosses and waves of enemies with awesome powerups. Sky Force Reloaded is one game
Between Android’s Flash support and open-source appeal, we’re seeing rising interest in Google’s mobile platform, despite the launch of the iPhone 4 last week. Depending
Immerse yourself behind the helmut of a running back. Backbreaker Tackle Alley is a game for Android phones that takes football moves to the next
The iPhone 4 and iOS 4 update may have finally brought multitasking to the iPhone, but a few Android apps rose to the occasion with