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HTC Desire Eye Unboxing and First Impressions
HTC has received some flak with regards to the quality of their smartphone cameras, despite, or rather because of, their shift away from the norm, with UltraPixel technology. Since then, HTC has been...
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What kind of mobile fanboy are you?
In the mobile world there are all sorts of stereotypes. In particular we tend to lump certain folks into the “fanboy” category, sometimes rightly so but other times not so much. So what defines a...
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Stories of Bethem – Indie app of the day
What is Stories of Bethem? Stories of Bethem is a Zelda-style adventure game where you must play as an adventurer named Khorma who is looking for the Red Witch to help him defeat the Blue Witch. It’s...
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Chainfire successfully roots Android Lollipop for 6 more Nexus devices
Speed and efficiency are two words that come to mind when I hear the name Chainfire, as the XDA root guru often has devices rooted before they are even released. Just one week ago, he successfully...
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10 best Android Sandbox games
Sandbox games are a different kind of fun from other types of games. Instead of relying on a story to guide players, it gives them an open world to explore and enjoy with a story they can engage when...
View ArticleSnapchat update lets you send money to other users
Snapchat is getting a new trick that goes beyond sending self-destructing messages to your friends, now you can send money too. The new feature is called Snapcash and it is designed to easily send...
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The recent app switcher in Lollipop keeps cards around even after you’ve...
One of the most convenient features in Android has long been the app switcher. Hit a button on your device, and there you have all of your recently used apps. It makes navigating around your device...
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Swiftkey releases new Material Design-themed keyboard pack for $2.99
The advent of the modern smartphone was not without a major sacrifice: for all those accustomed to physical keyboards, the lack thereof has always been a personal sore spot for individuals who are...
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Fleksy breaks its own Guinness Book of World Records speed record, announces...
Back in May of this year, Fleksy set the world record for the fastest texting keyboard. Apparently, they’ve done it again. Today they announced that they broke the texting speed record and will be...
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The Hunt is released on Android to help people find other people’s outfits
The Hunt is a celebrity-endorsed iOS application that has finally made its way to Android. The premise is to help people figure out what other people are wearing so they can get the same stuff. You...
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BitBite wearable device tracks your eating habits and tells you to chew slower
The folks behind the new BitBite are a crew of health pros and advocates that are putting wearable technology to work to help you track your eating habits. Simply slip in this single earbud type...
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Chinese developers can now sell paid apps in the Google Play Store
Fresh on the heals of the rumor that Android users in China could soon begin downloading apps from the Google Play Store, Google has announced that Chinese developers can now offer paid apps in the...
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It’s not Lollipop: AT&T Note 3 and Sprint GS5 get 4.4.4 updates
While Motorola, HTC and LG are all busy preparing for Lollipop updates in the near future, Samsung is bringing us… Android 4.4.4 updates. Today sees the latest version of KitKat come to both the Note...
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Android customization – build a music sleep timer and music alarm clock using...
Last week in our Android customization series, we walked through the basics and tools needed to hook up a USB flash drive to your Android device. As a recap, you need an USB OTG capable device and...
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PolyGen Wallpaper Generator – Indie app of the day
What is PolyGen Wallpaper Generator? PolyGen Wallpaper Generator does exactly what the title says it does. It generates wallpapers by using an algorithm that turns everything into polygons. It’s...
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Material Design comes to Plume in latest Beta update
Ever since its debut, Plume has done a great job of standing out when compared to many other Twitter clients out there. It’s always been one of the speedier, better-looking clients, and it’s been...
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Report: Nexus 9 hardware revision fixes button issues, potentially other...
For those of us with the Nexus 9, several problem plague the product: key travel, backlight bleed, and a rather squishy backside. My own unit has the total trio, and the power and volume buttons are...
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BitLit – Indie app of the day
What is BitLit? BitLit is an application that centers around turning your actual book collection into an ebook collection. It does this by allowing you to scan in your books and then it goes and finds...
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Razer Nabu Smartband available on Tuesday for $99.99
The time has come for those of you North American residents waiting for the Razer Nabu Smartband, as the company has just announced its availability. The band will be available beginning on Tuesday,...
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15 best new Android apps and Android games from November 2014
Here we are ladies and gentlemen. The home stretch! We’re about into the final month of the year 2014 and that means it’s time to take a look back on the best Android apps and Android games released...
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