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by Chris Parsons
Nov 08, 2011
The folks from Big Blue Bubble have now taken the wraps off their latest in the Burn The Rope series for Android. Burn The Rope Worlds is now available for download in the Android Market and with it...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 08, 2011
If you're still maintaining multiple IM clients on your device, then you'll know how frustrating it can be at times having to keep them all in check. Luckily, there are some apps out there t...
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by Tim Stiffler-Dean
Nov 08, 2011
Back where I come from, the world of webOS and the PreCentral Nation, Villo.net has been a service used by more than a few great developers to bring easy-to-implement cloud services to their applica...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 07, 2011
Well, not really sure what to say about this other then we all know the adult entertainment industry is seemingly always ahead of the curve when it comes to technology. VHS, DVD, HD, 3D and more, th...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 05, 2011
The last version of Google+ to roll out, while having some nice additioons with it -- also brought along some bugs as well. Google saw fit to go ahead and correct those for everyone and now v2.1.1 i...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 04, 2011
Since Google TV 2.0 has been rolling out, a lot of new apps are being added to the mix. One of those apps will help you channel your inner rock star or maybe your inner pop star. Yes, the Karoke cha...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Nov 04, 2011
Gentlemen, start your engines! Need for Speed Hot Pursuit is now available in the Android Market. No longer an exclusive for the Xperia Play, the latest in the Need for Speed series, Hot...
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by Phil Nickinson
Nov 04, 2011
When it comes to third-party keyboards on Android devices, there are two roads developers take. You have the likes of Swype, which makes its money getting preloaded onto devices (but also has a &quo...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 03, 2011
For the past few years, apps for safer driving have been popping up all over the place -- all seeking to keep you safe on the road but when you think of augmented reality, that's not likely some...
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by Alex Dobie
Nov 03, 2011
EA's leading soccer football title FIFA 12 is among the wealth of Xperia Play exclusives (on Android, at least) being offered towards the end of the year, and to whet gamers' appetites, EA a...
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by Sean Brunett
Nov 03, 2011
Google has released an official app for Google Offers, their location-based deal service. With the app, you can view, purchase and redeem deals right from your Android device.
When you open the app...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 02, 2011
Google has been making a lot of changes as of late and while we knew an update to Google Reader for Android was coming we didn't know when, exactly. The update has now landed though and with it...
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by Phil Nickinson
Nov 02, 2011
Rut ro, Raggy. The iOS -- and therefore the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch -- just got itself a native Gmail app, straight from Google itself. That means proper Gmail on iOS, in its own applicati...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 02, 2011
If you're into tower defense games then you'll want to get your hands on Age of Defenders from Cuketa. Having now gone official on the Android Market, Age of Defenders allows for multiplayer...
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by Phil Nickinson
Nov 02, 2011
What does it take for a game to hit a half-billion downloads? Here's how Angry Birds breaks it down.
No. 1 in 79 Countries
266 billion levels plalyed
400 billion birds shot
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by Phil Nickinson
Nov 01, 2011
Here's the latest version of the Android Market. Looks mostly like the Android Market you have now, but it's not. It's better. It's newer. And therefore better. And a fun fact about ...
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by Phil Nickinson
Nov 01, 2011
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Here's a fun little Android kids app that takes things under the sea. Scott's Submarine is an interactive book that tells the story of two children, Scott a...
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by Chris Parsons
Nov 01, 2011
Now that Splashtop has its consumer Android remote desktop offerings on the market, they've now placed their efforts on the next logical customer -- businesses. Aiming for the enterprise market ...
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by Richard Devine
Nov 01, 2011
Sky Go is a big deal in the UK mobile world. Allowing its customers to watch their favourite TV content on demand through their computers and mobile devices including premium content, it's reall...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Oct 31, 2011
If you use Google Reader to make all your RSS feeds a little more sane organized, be ready for a pleasant surprise. Google has begun the rollout of the new look and feel for the reader website...
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by Chris Parsons
Oct 31, 2011
Google+ is getting some love tonight. The latest version has just been pushed to the Android Market and should be showing up for most folks. If not, you'll just have to sit tight for a little wh...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Oct 31, 2011
With all the Google TV news the past few days, we wanted to let you guys know about Redux. Back at Google I/O Redux was featured by Google as something Google TV was all about -- quality conte...
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by Richard Devine
Oct 31, 2011
For anyone who ever lives in, or has ever visited London, you'll know that hailing a cab can sometimes be tough. It's never quite as easy as it looks on TV, and sometimes can be quite treach...
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by Richard Devine
Oct 30, 2011
Nascar fans rejoice! Right out of the gates following the recent Google TV update announcement they have launched their own Nascar.com Live app into the market.
Promising access to HD on...
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by Richard Devine
Oct 30, 2011
Gmail, Flickr, Dropbox, Picasa, are all massively popular cloud services, but all requiring their own applications to allow you to access your data. This is where Jolicloud, the portable desktop ste...
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by Richard Devine
Oct 29, 2011
The reign of Spotify as music subscription of choice in the UK market may be about to face its toughest challenge yet, as premium radio manufacturer Pure is ready to launch it's own service. Lik...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Oct 28, 2011
Several days ago we (and likely many others) were contacted about a potentially serious security issue with Dolphin Browser. Apparently, quite a bit of information about your browsing session,...
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by Richard Devine
Oct 28, 2011
During Thursday's presentation at the Samsung Galaxy Note World Tour event in London, the S-Pen stylus was extensively shown off including a local artist creating the image seen here. Further en...
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by Phil Nickinson
Oct 27, 2011
Finally, Google has opened up Google+ to Gapps users. That means if your sole Google account (and we do realize there are some of you out there) is run through Google Apps, you can now use that acco...
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by Jerry Hildenbrand
Oct 26, 2011
Grab your phone, make sure you're not signed into your Google account in the browser, and head to music.google.com. You'll see the above, with a big fat (non-working) link to the Andro...
