Earlier this week, Twitter took the Android world by storm with the release of an officially branded Twitter app. Though the Android Market is flooded with 3rd party Twitter apps, the official app promises to change the way we think of mobile tweeting, and it delivers. Because most Twitter applications offer the same ... Read More »
Mint.com is one of the best tools for keeping track of your finances online but using the site on your phone has not been easy. It makes use of many internet technologies that bring the standard Android Browser to a crawl (and throws up several warnings and error messages), hardly handy for checking your balance when you are out on the town. Now, Mint.com has finally released an Android app.
Dropbox is a name I’ve heard thrown around a lot in tech circles, and until now I thought it was just an Apple thing, as it was from those sites that the name has popped up the most. Most Mac-heads I know seem to love it, and after discovering and using its Android incarnation, I’m ... Read More »
A must have for any iTunes user.
Weather, time, themes and more
Link your IM social accounts with one app, including Facebook and MySpace.
A feature-rich alternative for file management
Track and share your results.
An option for those who have trouble hitting the right keys
Boxee looks to bring streaming video with a social flair to your Android phone.
