Posted by Comments is an app-finding application that aims to keep you on the front-line of discovering new Android apps. It provides recommendations based on your downloaded apps and provides useful links to 3rd party reviews. This is in addition to daily recommendations and a raft of interesting features such as ‘XP’, ‘App Bucks’ and ‘Badges of Honor’ (which you build as you respond to the app). Price: Free Content Rating: Everyone Pros Cons AppESP aims to help you find the latest and greatest apps available in the Android Market. It monitors the apps you download and use, and creates various recommendations based on its findings. Additionally it provides links to condensed 3rd party reviews so you can get a more objective view than the typical app information you read on the Android Market. This concept is wrapped in a relatively plain, but also very smooth UI, which actually looks very Read More

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At the recent Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco, Patrick Mork, CMO of the second largest mobile application store GetJar, detailed a number of ways developers can distribute their mobile applications.  In a breakout session he led, entitled "Monetization and Acquisition in App Stores," Mork discussed the large number of channels now available to application developers for distributing apps, and encouraged them to utilize as many channels as resources allow. "Broader is better," he said. Although typically, the Summit's breakout sessions are "off the record" for reporters to encourage participation among attendees, we received permission from Mork and conference organizers to share the list of distribution channels he suggested.  There's nothing confidential here, it's just a handy list and a helpful resource. The first and most obvious choice is "app stores" as a distribution channel. Of course, today that doesn't just mean iTunes. There are a large number of app stores Read More

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Android: AppESP is an Android Market enhancing application that analyzes your current applications, what's popular in the Marketplace, and trending topics related to Android apps, to give you personalized app recommendations. AppESP scans your existing roster of applications, searches for patterns (lots of games, a focus on productivity apps, a love of widgets), and then combines that data with popularity rankings on the Android Market and other app aggregating sites as well as app-related chatter and trending topics from the greater web. Based on all that input AppESP generates a list of recommended applications for you. You can hop into AppESP to check for new apps or turn on notification bar alerts to see real time suggestions you can Like/Dislike to further hone the recommendation engine. AppESP is free and works wherever Android does. You can download it by searching for AppESP on the Android Market or scanning the QR code Read More

AppESP is an Android Market enhancing application that analyzes your current applications, popular items in the Market, and trending topics related to Android apps, to give you personalized app recommendations. AppESP also scans for patterns in your use of apps and widgets to give even more accurate recommendations. Your personal app data combined with trends in Android app usage and app-related buzz found on the internet is what allows AppESP to create a personalized list of app recommendations. What’s more useful is the notification bar alerts; AppESP provides real time suggestions you can Like/Dislike to further hone the recommendation engine. AppESP is free in Android Market. You can download it by searching for AppESP on the Android Market or scanning the QR code below. Read More

An app platform that tells users what Android apps they want to use? AppStoreHQ has the AppESP Android app for that and it is available free from the Android Market. Using the AppESP “Discovery Engine,” AppESP works by analyzing the most downloaded apps of all Android users, apps used by friends and by using what the company calls, “Zeitgeist,” a media tracking agent. AppESP can then recommend, based on the results of the analysis, which Android apps would suit the AppESP user and it does so every day. Every conspiracy theorist knows what Zeitgeist is, but in Android App land, it is something completely different-sort of. It analyzes various forms of media, such as tweets, Facebook updates, or anything else that mentions specific Android apps. After recommending the Android apps to the user, the user then has a choice of whether to ignore the recommendation or accept it. AppESP changes its Read More

Discovering new and useful Android apps isn’t easy. That’s why AppStoreHQ is introducing appESP, a personalized discovery platform for finding new apps on Android phones. The company is releasing the app today at DiscoveryBeat 2010, our conference on getting apps noticed. The appESP “discovery engine” generates recommended apps using three sources: statistical analysis, or comparing installed apps across all Android users; social, leveraging your own friends to boost recommended apps your friends use; and something called Zeitgeist, analyzing media and social discussion about apps. The Zeitgeist feature uses technology that analyzes thousands of blog posts, tweets and news about Android apps. The result is individually personalized recommendations delivered straight to your phone, said Chris DeVore, chief executive of AppStoreHQ. You just install the app and the recommendations are delivered to you automatically. The recommendations are recalculated on a daily basis, based on your shifting preferences. You can tune the recommendations by Read More

Worth Reading? One of the best things about Android is that here are tons of apps out there for users to choose from meeting just about any need or want for the device. A new app from AppStoreHQ has been unveiled called appESP that is an app for other apps. That sounds confusing, but the appESP application is a personalized platform that helps you discover apps for your Android phone and is dubbed a discovery engine by the maker. The app will make recommendations for you based on three different sources. It looks at statistical analysis by comparing apps installed across all Android users, social networking by looking at what your friends are using, and by a function called Zeitgeist. That last one looks through blog posts, tweets, and news for mentions of new apps. In the end, you get leads for new apps delivered directly to your phone. The user Read More

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Created on: October 04, 2010 With tens of thousands of apps available in the Android app store, wouldn't it be nice to be able to find apps that games that appeal to you without having to think what to type into the search box?  Well, now you can with AppESP, a dedicated app which attempts to find other apps and games which you may find useful. AppESP analyzes your current downloaded apps and games and searches for patterns in order to come up with an intelligent list of potential new apps for you to download. To begin with you will need to allow AppESP access to view your existing apps, without this permission it will not be able to make any comparisons. You will then need to create an AppStoreHQ (the developer of the software) login so that you can recover your lists of suggested apps and games without the need Read More

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September 29, 2010 | by Andrew Kameka There can never be too many Android apps; or too many ways to discover them. The latest way to find out what’s fresh or hot in the Android Market is AppESP. Much like we’ve seen with other recommendation apps like AppAware and AppBrain, AppESP attempts to apply some extra sensory perception to figure out which titles you should download. AppESP scans your phone to see what’s currently installed and then discovers what to recommend. Someone with a large number of games installed would consequently be notified of new 3D titles. AppESP is free and works on most versions of Android. It also has other discovery tools like notifications on new recommendations, Hottest to see what’s popular, browse or search to find specific apps, rankings and charts, and a Like/Dislike button to help gauge user response. I’d love to tell you more, but I can’t Read More

by AppStoreHQ has just released a new tool into the wild. AppESP solves the problem created and perpetuated by the Android Market: a myriad of apps, but no real way to sort or discover which ones will be most relevant to your life and smartphone use. AppESP works by indexing the Android Market, gathering data from professional and user reviews, ranking apps and automatically generating personalized app recommendations just for you. iPhone groupies love to deride the Android Market’s relative lack of applications. However, the fact of the matter is that a huge and ever-growing number of high-quality apps are available to Android device owners. Still, waiting for the best and most relevant apps to appear on your radar via mobile blogs or your social network isn’t an efficient discovery method, and the Android Market, beyond a very basic categorization scheme, provides no alternative. That’s why we were excited to get Read More