Android Apps & Android Games

One of the most popular web browsers today is Google Chrome. This beta version that was released for MS Windows in 2008 is one of the most used browsers today because of its user-friendly features making it so popular that it commands over 35% share of users worldwide. It is probably the most frequently used web browser, close behind Firefox and Internet Explorer. Though Eric Schmidt of Google was never for creating a web browser and get into any sort of tiff with the existing browsers like Firefox and Internet Explorer, he ultimately changed his mind and allowed the creation of Chrome which became an instant success. Read the rest of this entry »

Samuel Werder AG today announced the release of a new app for mechanics and professional engineers. Samuel Werder AG is a leading precision engineering company from Switzerland, and has decades of experience in working with the requirements of engineers worldwide. Read the rest of this entry »

Are you tired of the ever-increasing call rates, the exasperating roaming charges, or the ridiculously high prices for international calls? Then Hushed may just be the thing for you. Hushed, is the latest VoIP app in the market that’s designed for making anonymous calls, using either local or international numbers, via your Smartphone or tablet. Read the rest of this entry »

Before I start listing out the top Android applications that will be useful for bloggers and publishers, let us first establish the fact that blogging is a tedious process. To become successful both experts and amateurs need to invest time, energy and a lot of patience. Thankfully, the blogging process has eased a little and there are new Android applications available for bloggers and publishers. Read the rest of this entry »

Find these latest pictures from the Android Design Show …

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Many people who were overwhelmed at the thought of installing a new OS with new features and installed Windows 8 are now searching for ways to uninstall it. It is especially common among people who don’t use touch-enabled devices. Windows 8 is designed for use on touch-enabled devices and so it isn’t fully functional on desktops and other devices which are not touch-enabled. Installing Windows 8 is a piece of cake, but uninstalling it really takes time. Microsoft has taken all the measures needed to make it a difficult task for users. Therefore, if by any chance you haven’t yet installed Windows 8, install it on a partition drive or if you’re not sure, opt out of it. Another option you have is installing it over Windows 7 or any other OS you might be currently using. However, it is risky because if you want to get back your old OS, it is going to be a difficult job. Read the rest of this entry »

Yes, we know what you’re thinking. Does anyone actually use a fax these days? It’s a legitimate question giving the sheer numbers of ways we have to communicate with one another. There’s email and messaging to start off with and faxes seem to be incongruous in a modern day setting. Considering how business is globalized, having a dedicated fax machine makes very little sense too. It’s not just the machine, you’ll also need to think about ink and a phone line which can be a problem when you’re on the move. Read the rest of this entry »

It makes more sense to use your Smartphone to take pictures, because editing and sharing is so easy. The only question is how do you organize your pictures? Here are some apps to help you out. Read the rest of this entry »

After successfully launching Temple Run 2 for the Apple users, the developers of this game are all set to make it available for the Android platform. It has been made official that this game will make its way to Android Operating System (OS) on the 24^th of January this year. Android devices come with a plethora of screen sizes. This is one of the biggest challenges developers of Temple Run 2 face while launching this game for Android OS. Read the rest of this entry »

2012 was, undoubtedly, a great year for gaming. With the increase in availability of affordable mobile devices as a wave of Android devices flooded the market, the need to create engaging and imaginative titles to keep the millions of gamers interested became apparent. With the increase of devices followed the increase of developers, and with the middle of the market saturated by the likes of Rovio and Zynga, indie developers sought to create more left-field, challenging titles that would also be entertaining. Read the rest of this entry »