Reviews
Reviews of Android apps, games, widgets and live wallpapers.
February 9, 2012
There is naturally an abundance of wallpaper sites on the Internet and it’s easy to find good pictures to use as either desktop or Android backgrounds. Even TechCredo has posted tons of wallpapers and we’ve also compiled a list of the top Android wallpaper apps. However, a comparatively new wallpaper site is so surprisingly good […]
Posted in Android, For Fun, Reviews, Wallpapers | Tagged Android, Wallpaper apps, Wallpapers, high quality, wallbase hd wallpapers, wallbase.cc, yotoon
March 15, 2011
I won’t write much about Stellar Escape here: the first game from Swedish newcomer Orange Agenda, because the demo video below does a pretty good job showing what it’s about. What I can say is this: entertaining gameplay, great on-screen controls, excellent graphics using the Unity 3D engine, and OpenFeint integration with online leaderboards. There […]
Posted in Android, Games + Emu, Reviews | Tagged Android, Games, OpenFeint, Orange Agenda, Stellar Escape, Unity 3D
March 14, 2011
About two months ago, I contacted Steve Albright – the developer behind the task switcher Clutch. I just wanted to thank him for what I personally thought was a fine app that I had used since it first was released. I also suggested some visual improvements such as additional padding between the app icons, and […]
Posted in Android, Reviews | Tagged Android, Button simulation, Clutch, Clutch Pad v1.5, ClutchPad, Emulation, Features, Hardware key simulation, Steve Albright, Task management, Task switchers
March 9, 2011
Even though Android’s task switching feature has been rather mundane up until Honeycomb, it has served its purpose very well. By longpressing the Home button, we’ve been able to switch between recent apps – and for 9 out of 10 users this will probably suffice. But if you want to expand and customize the app […]
Posted in Android, Reviews | Tagged Android, App switchers, Clutch Pad, Multitasking, Smart Taskbar, Steve Albright, SwipePad, Task switchers
March 4, 2011
The godfather of video game console emulation on Android, yongzh, is back with a Nintendo 64 emulator called N64oid. He already had many different Sega and Nintendo emulators in the Market, so yongzh is a coder who’s an expert on bringing retro video games to modern Android smartphones. N64oid was released yesterday, and yongzh admits […]
Posted in Android, Games + Emu, Reviews | Tagged Emulation, Emulator, N64, N64oid, Nintendo 64, ROMs, Top emulators for Android, yongzh
March 3, 2011
Android is getting more and more great games for each day that passes. However, the games that feature the most advanced 3D graphics generally require the very latest hardware, such as a dual-core Tegra 2 processor. Those games are showcased in Nvidia’s TegraZone app. But luckily, there are also many games that rely on fun […]
Posted in Android, Games + Emu, Reviews | Tagged Android, Doodle Bowling, Game recommendations, GameResort, Jean-François Geyelin, Meganoid, OrangePixel, PewPew, Reviews, Stupid Zombies, Top Android Games
February 19, 2011
To change the homescreen wallpaper is of course the easiest and most popular way of customizing an Android device. I usually copy entire folders with wallpapers in them from my computer to the Images folder on my Android’s SD card, and TechCredo hosts many large wallpaper collections. But there are several excellent apps in the […]
Posted in Android, Guides and tutorials, Reviews, Wallpapers | Tagged Android, Backgrounds, Best, Grallery, Top, Wallpaper apps, Wallpapers, Zedge Ringtones & Wallpapers
February 19, 2011
The native Android 3D Gallery app – some people love it, some people don’t. It has a visually appealing interface, but in my opinion, it’s impractical. I dare anyone to locate a picture in a large collection and set it as your homescreen wallpaper faster using the Android 3D Gallery app than what can be […]
Posted in Android, Reviews | Tagged 3D Gallery, Android image apps, Image viewers, JustPictures!, QuickPic, Review, Top
February 16, 2011
Karoshi was previously only available as a Flash game for PCs, and as such, it has received quite a lot of praise. One of my favorite magazines, Wired, had Karoshi Suicide Salaryman on its list of the top 5 PC games in 2008. Since yesterday, we can now enjoy this beautifully offbeat platform puzzle title […]
Posted in Android, Games + Emu, Reviews | Tagged Android, Games, Jesse Venbrux, Karoshi, Review, Suicide Salaryman, Videos, YoYo Games
February 14, 2011
Google has just released a new app in the Market called Androidify that lets you build your own custom Androids. Via a surprisingly convenient interface, you can change your Android’s proportions; give it accessories, different hairstyles and beards, and the clothing of your choice. There’s a The Sims/play dress up appeal to the app, and […]
Posted in Android, Reviews | Tagged Android, Android apps, Androidify, Building Androids, Create your own, Google Creative Lab, Larva Labs, Review
February 8, 2011
In April 2010, I bought the HTC Desire – one of the most powerful Android devices at the time. Despite the fact that I had set my mind not to upgrade so soon after I got the HTC Hero back in September the previous year. I even wrote a post for Android Guys called “Saving […]
Posted in Android, Reviews | Tagged Case-Mate, Case-Mate Torque, HTC Desire, Review, Silicon case, Torque, Vroom
January 25, 2011
There are certainly Android apps that are more cool, innovative and advanced, but these are the 20 applications I use the most from day to day. The list may be a bit boring, predictable and familiar, but the most practical apps are often less exotic. Games aren’t included in this list, and neither are native […]
Posted in Android, Guides and tutorials, Android Basics, Reviews | Tagged Android apps, Essential apps, List, Most used, Top 20
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