The week's best Android apps saw a lot of popular iOS programs land on Google's platform. You'll be managing your money, planning home improvement projects, and eating at the best places for the best value. Read More >
The Android Flipboard app, which was supposed to be arriving alongside Samsung's new Galaxy S III, has leaked into the public domain, giving Android users a chance to experience the iOS news reading phenomenon ahead of schedule. Read More >
Featured comment by Taf:
"Technically speaking I have done the same, bought a motorolla last year for the mrs, it's Android, it even has a bigger screen than my iPhone and she ..." More »
The best apps of the week are organising your life and helping you connect with people. There's a history eraser, a reddit reader, a tool for letting you control your phone as you would your Xbox Kinect, and more. Read More >
Featured comment by MarksThinkTank:
"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKMOz1_3hC4
Here's a demo video of an early version of Wave Control so you can see what it does.
You don't even ..." More »
iPhones. iPads. Android. We've updated all of our essential apps lists to include a few forgotten favourites, some long awaited arrivals and, as always, even more amazing apps. Check them out! Read More >
There’s nothing worse than finally stepping out of work, hurrying to the train station, only to find that your train route is totally screwed and you’re going to be stuck there for hours. How about a free app to give you the heads-up so you can (hopefully) avoid that crap and get home? Read More >
Featured comment by emmanuel.makris:
"Actually, the timetable API is supposed to be provided for free to whoever wants to develop innovative tools for the "public good". The ORR investiga..." More »
You might think app design is app design, whether the software is being developed for iOS or Android. But, in fact, creating highly polished, elegant-looking apps is simply easier to do when developing for iOS. That's the prevailing conventional wisdom among developers who code for both platforms. Read More >
All kinds of goodies are coming at you with this week's best Android apps. They'll make sure you never miss a birthday, brag to your rival-supporting friends and let you find all kinds of cool photos and new music. Read More >
Spotify's Android app has been in need of an update for some time -- especially when compared to its beautiful Windows Phone offering. Fortunately, the wait is over, and the new version is much improved: it's cleaner, more visual, and wants to help you find as much new music as possible. Read More >
Featured comment by jtanz0:
"I use this App a lot and have had it since moving to android about 3 years ago and on symbian before that so I thought I'd give my thoughts for anyone..." More »
If you're thumbing through your Twitter feed and you stumble across an interesting article you don't have enough time to read, you might forget about it if you don't save it somewhere. Instapaper has long reigned supreme in this arena, but there's a new kid on the block... sorta. Formerly known as Read It Later, the newly-christened Pocket has completely made itself over with a UI that's downright beautiful, along with bookmarking support for photos and video. Read More >
Android got some love this week with the launch of Instagram, the social photo sharing app already madly popular on the iPhone. Updates rolled out for SwiftKey, and an app that lets you control your phone from a web browser, Phonedeck, appeared. Read More >
The Zeebox TV companion app, which has been available on iPad for quite some time, has just popped up on Google's Play Store, for those who can't stop poking a telephone even when Countdown's on. Read More >
One of the benefits of using Android is the options and flexibility you get. Like Phonedeck, an app that essentially lets you control your phone from a web browser. That's right, you can send texts, make calls and reject calls on your phone all through your computer. Read More >
Featured comment by ally1711:
"The only issue I had with that was that you need to be connected to wifi all the time for it to link. I use BrowserTexting (just for texting from a br..." More »
Why hit the spacebar when you simply don’t need to? SwiftKey’s new Android keyboard is smart enough to know when you meant to insert that space, even if you didn’t in a whole sentence – no more incoherent virtual keyboard gibberish, just neatly formed prose from your frantic screen-bashing. Read More >
Featured comment by irononreverse:
"Is this new?
My Sony Ericsson Arc's built in keyboard has swipe to text functionality that autospaces after every word. (unless I tap I or A, it ge..." More »