Posted: Wednesday May 5 2010 at 11:03 am
Many people love taking pictures with their mobile device. But what if you could also add many fun touches to it without the need of a computer? Presenting the amazing PicSay Pro, here is another quick and great review. Make sure to check it out.
Posted: Friday April 23 2010 at 2:17 am
Here is another quick review for an amazing application available in the market. Many widgets are available that are similar but nothing comes close to the style and functionality of Beautiful Widget. Make sure to grab it after watching the review. Enjoy the video!
Posted: Tuesday April 20 2010 at 12:39 am
Trying very hard aren’t ya?
Posted: Saturday April 10 2010 at 10:40 pm
Here is yet another review from myself! This time is an app that can actually make your camera on your favourite Android phone more useful than it is stock! Video review and sample pics from this wonderful app! All pics were taken from a Nexus One.
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Posted: Tuesday March 30 2010 at 8:13 am
Google pushes hard on its mobile platform that has seen a huge growth over the past year. It is the platform of choice for most of Google applications and not long ago, Google Labs released their last little monster called Google Shopper. This application is made to give a chance to Android users to find the best price available on the web in a fancy and easier way. Does it live up to its exceptions? Check out the new video review to find out!
Posted: Monday March 22 2010 at 10:38 pm
Google recently released a new version of their first phone, the Nexus One. Now compatible to more networks than it used to be, it starts being more and more a serious contender in the already packed Smartphone industry. On the day of its release, I ordered one from work and waited like a little kid waiting to unwrap his Christmas gift.
Here is my quick and dirty review after happily using this phone. (There will be some points that will be compared to the iPhone, which happens to be in direct competition with the Nexus). I will try to provide you with an unbiased review. Please don’t hesitate in leaving any comments!
Posted: Wednesday March 3 2010 at 10:29 pm
Folks at Engadget got a go on the Motorola Backflip from AT&T. Equipped with Motoblur, everything seemed normal for a Motorola low-end Android phone. But a slight change seems to have been made by the people in AT&T… For unknown reasons, they replaced the Google Search widget by one that is powered by Yahoo! With Android, being open-source, people are allowed to make modifications to it but such modifications are rather… strange? Set to be released soon, this little phone is already attracting attention from a lot of people that have the same question going through their head: Why Yahoo?
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Posted: Thursday February 25 2010 at 7:43 pm
Here you are are! Another review for a very good applications. Available in two different flavours, free or premium, go get it now! Yes it is an order. Video review when you click the more link.
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Posted: Tuesday February 23 2010 at 11:49 pm
Back in the days, people could use their mobile for days without charging it once. But nowadays with the added features on a phone, it is now hard to last a whole day with a single charge. Phones today are equipped with a bigger color screen, different kind of wireless connections, cameras, and music players, among many others. It is very hard for that little phone battery to keep up with all the changes. I will attempt to help you guys on your quest for a better battery life on your Android device.
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Posted: Monday February 22 2010 at 1:02 am
The Android operating system is a fantastic solution for mobile devices today. It offers great limitless possibilities and great flexibility to developers interested in working on the platform. Such limitless possibilities do come with a price. Many users suffer from frequent slowdowns and annoying “forces closes” that hinder on the Android experience. Here is my attempt to provide quick and easy tips for a more responsive and faster Android experience on any mobile devices using the Google system. More here
