Sep

2010

TalkAndroid app roundup: Sept 12-18

by Tyler Cunningham
tagged android apps, flickroid, Mini Info, Reduce Photo Size, TalkAndroid app roundup

Mini Info Mini Info is a great system monitor, which provides you with a number of widgets for keeping track of things like CPU load, RAM usage, battery life, and storage space. Also, when selected from your app list, it brings up a summery of your system, plus icons to toggle WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, volume, [...]

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Sep

2010

Stream or Download TV shows to your Android device with Bitbop

by Steve Ginter
tagged BitBop, download tv, stream tv, streaming, tv, tv shows

We showed you Bitbop while it was still in beta last month, and now it’s open for everyone to try out with a free 1 week trial. Sure the name sounds like a Wii Nintendo game, but this little app is the best thing for getting TV shows (and soon movies) on your Android device. [...]

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Sep

2010

Flickroid for Android easily uploads your pics to Flickr

by Chris Moor
tagged Flickr, flickroid, photography, photos

One of the things I like most about my Android phone (Samsung Vibrant) is it’s picture taking ability and I take a lot of photos with it. My problems is that I was missing an easy method of uploading images to Flickr. After searching around and trying a number of different tools, I finally found [...]

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Sep

2010

PureSense Irrigation Manager now available for Android

by Tyler Cunningham
tagged Android Market, farming, PureSense Irrigation Manager

Yo dawg, we heard you like farms, so we put a farm in your phone so you can farm while you farm. I don’t know if that worked exactly, but it’s Friday, so bear with me. We’re really not sure how many of our readers will find this application useful, but for those of you [...]

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Sep

2010

New shortcuts let you control Android’s music player from LauncherPro without a widget

by Dustin Karnes
tagged Android, app, application, control, launcherpro, media, music

Ever been listening to your music on you Android phone, and wanted to change the song directly from your home screen? Can’t stand the built-in Android widget that handles the music player? Well, it looks like the brilliant minds over at xda-developers have heard your pleas, and they have a solution. New shortcuts available from [...]

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Sep

2010

eLaw launches new “Bench & Bar Mobile”

by Dustin Karnes
tagged Android, app, law, layer, legal

Are you a busy lawerly type, without a lot of time for research? If so, you may want to check out the new Bench & Bar Mobile. According to a press release from eLaw, the newly released Android app (also available on iPhone, but hey… we write about Android in these parts) includes: All active [...]

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Sep

2010

Looxcie – a bluetooth video camera headset for Android phones

by Steve Ginter
tagged bluetooth camera, bluetooth headset, headset camera, looxcie

Heres a neat concept – take a bluetooth headset and throw in a camera that see’s everything you see. Now add an Android app that allows you to turn your phone into a viewfinder, remote control, and editing tool for creating clips (up to 30 minutes in length), and you may as well be on [...]

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Sep

2010

Geocaching.com launches Android app

by Steve Ginter
tagged geocaching, geocaching.com, gps

If you don’t know what geocaching is, let me break it down for you in simple terms: High-tech treasure hunting with GPS devices. Basically, somebody hides an item (called the cache), anywhere in the world, and then gives out the GPS location for the next adventuring treasure hunter who then leaves something for the next [...]

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Sep

2010

TweetDark is a TweetDeck mod for high-end Android phones

by Tyler Cunningham
tagged droid x, EVO, TweetDark, TweetDeck beta

Do you use the TweetDeck for Android beta, but want to try and different look and feel? Well, if you use a high-end Android phone, such as the EVO 4G, or the Droid X, you may want to check out TweetDark. In TweetDark, the UI has been made to be much darker, including black widgets [...]

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Sep

2010

Chunghwa Telecom offering $470,000 in prize money for Android App competition

by Steve Ginter
tagged chunghwa, chunghwa telecom, taiwan carrier

Taiwan carrier Chungwa Telecom (CHT) is looking to attract development of Android applications for their online store called Hami Apps with NT$15 million (US$470,000) worth of prize money. The most innovative apps will receive NT$30,000-80,000 and will be launched on Hami Apps from October 27, 2010-January 26, 2011. There will also be a top 10 [...]

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