YouTube link for mobile viewing Everyone, meet Ozzy. Ozzy, meet everyone. Ozzy is your typical robot (almost looks like a long lost cousin of Andy/Bugdroid), just floating around and doing his robot thing. . . . → Read More: Android Game Review: Ozzy’s Odyssey
|
||||||
 Two days left, folks, in what's become Google's 10 days of top premium apps for 90 percent off. Here are the apps that are discounted on the penultimate day: Swiftkey X (back for Round 2) Sleepy Jack Deer Hunter 3D ezPDF Reader MX Moto Guns 'n' Glory Tank Riders Zenonia Collapse! Toddler Tapping Zoo One more round to go, folks! Also: . . . → Read More: Day 9 of Google’s 10-day, 10-cent, 10 billion app download celebration  Let's not mince words here. You're not going to play Bird Poop for hours . . . → Read More: Android Quick App: Bird Poop (no, really)  Microsoft’s love affair with iOS isn’t over yet. . . . → Read More: Microsoft launches SkyDrive app for Windows Phone and iPhone, forms No Androids Club  Adds support for the unannounced Motorola Droid 4 Android's Skype app got itself a nice little update today, with improvements to battery life and video quality, the ability to send photos and videos to your contacts, and it's now much easier to sign out. (That'd be hte little arrow button in the top right of this picture.) . . . → Read More: Skype for Android adds file sharing, improves battery life and video quality  Is the Android Market running out of apps to offer its sales-hungry users? Several of today’s downloads have already seen their prices snipped at some point last week — at least you now have a second chance to grab them. To ameliorate the disappointment of the slightly samey selection, the little green one’s pushed the boat out to 12 different apps . . . → Read More: Android Market’s big sale hits Day 8, sense of deja vu increases  Hell’s apparently frozen over, pigs are indeed flying and, yes, the gods must be crazy because Microsoft Studios has just released Kinectimals , its Tamagotchi-like “mobile experience” with tiger cubs, to the App Store . The $2.99 app brings the isle of Lemuria directly to your iOS device of choice, letting you nurture these fledgling digital felines, in addition to unlocking a handful of them on a companion Xbox 360 title of the same name. It’s not the first time Redmond’s made its app wares available to Apple, as both OneNote and My Xbox Live have already hit earlier this month, but it certainly does signal a growing change for MS’ attitude towards its mobile competition. . . . → Read More: Microsoft’s Kinectimals lands on the App Store, breaks on through to the other side  It's Day 7 of . . . → Read More: Day 7 of Google’s 10-day, 10-cent, 10 billion app download celebration  Welcome to Day 4 of Google's . . . → Read More: Day 4 of Google’s 10-day, 10-cent, 10 billion app download celebration  Google’s rumored Flipboard competitor is finally here, and it’s ditched the Propeller codename for something a little more appropriate: Currents. The app is available for both Android and iOS — in tablet and phone-friendly formats — and delivers a more magazine like reading experience for perusing your consumable content. The free app offers you a swipeable, graphics-heavy way to read material from partners like AllThingsD, PBS, Huffington Post and Fast Company, as well public Google+ feeds and RSS . . . → Read More: Google introduces Currents: magazine-like news reader for Android and iOS (video) |
||||||
|
Copyright © 2012 Mobided - All Rights Reserved Powered by WordPress & the Atahualpa Theme by BytesForAll. Discuss on our WP Forum |
||||||
Recent Comments :