Archive for October, 2011
Sprint Posts Q3 Financial Results, Optimistic About Future Despite Losses
Sprint has finally posted their Q3 2011 financial results. The Now Network gained $8.3 billion in overall revenue, a marginal improvement over the same quarter last year. Despite the gains, Sprint still reported net losses of $301 million dollars, though they largely improved over the same quarter last year where they lost over $900 [...]
WinAmp for Android Adds Wireless Mac Syncing, $5 Pro Version for Equalizer, FLAC and Crossfade/Gapless Playback
The good people at WinAmp have reportedly issued a significant upgrade to their Android application to add a lot of the features that kept many from making it their default music playing application. Common to all users is the ability to wirelessly sync your music library between Android and Mac OS, a feature only previously available to Windows [...]
PSX4Droid returns to the Android Market with a new developer
Classic emulation keeps coming back again and again on Android, despite Google’s attempts to forestall it. PSX4Droid, a PlayStation One emulator originally banned from the Android Market back in March of this year, is now once again available. The app comes form a new developer, “SnootyKing”, who has been working on the app since [...]
Impression 7 tablet runs Froyo, but it’s cheap
I know what you are going to say when you read the specs of the Impression 7 tablet or i7. OMG, that thing runs Froyo?! Yeah it runs Froyo, but if you are in the market for a cheap Android tablet that you can use for someone just starting or a kid, the i7 might be just the ticket. It’s cheaper than the Kindle Fire by $20 with a price of [...]
SoundHound offers usage metrics for the first time
Last month SoundHound launched a new update for its Android app that brought the app some fixes and a nice new feature. The new feature was the inclusion of LiveLyrics to the mix. At the time, I wondered how many people actually used SoundHound and the company has now offered up some usage stats. This is the first time that SoundHound has offered [...]
HTC ThunderBolt Gingerbread update rolls out again,with security fix
It’s been a rocky road to Gingerbread for the HTC ThunderBolt, but it appears that Verizon is once again pushing out the long-awaited update. The original 2.3 over-the-air update began back in late September, but serious bugs and glitches led the Verizon to suspend updates just a couple of days later. The new and presumably corrected update [...]
Flick Soccer, another flicking game by Full Fat Productions
Full Fat Productions, creators of Flick Golf, and Coin Drop! managed to flick another game into the Android Market over the weekend. Spawning off their success of Flick Golf, they have released another flicking game, only this time using soccer balls. Flick Soccer's (or Football to all non-Americans) five game modes feature: Full Fat Flick [...]
Motorola to announce ICS updates for existing devices six weeks after ICS release
As an Android fanboy, I believe that I am not the only one excited about Ice Cream Sandwich and I am really waiting for the Galaxy Nexus as most of you are, but... I'm sure not everyone is going to sell their Droid Bionic or SGSII just to buy the Galaxy Nexus. Most of you will instead patiently await an ICS update to your device. Motorola recently [...]
Genesis Chess Beta [V1.7.0]
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OfficeSuite Pro 5 is Today’s Amazon Free Paid App of the Day
While we’ve stopped highlighting each and every free paid app of the day from Amazon, we felt this one was big enough to warrant attention. They’re offering OfficeSuite Pro 5 for Android. While there may be better options in the Android market, when you consider the fact that this is a $15 value it can’t be beat. You’re [...]
