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Real-life sharing rethought for the web, wherever you are.Google+ for mobile makes sharing the right things with the right people a lot simpler.

Features:
Circles let you share the right things with just the right people.
Visit the stream to get updates from your circles or see what people are saying nearby.
Instant Upload automatically uploads videos and photos to your own private album on Google+, making sharing a snap.
Messenger is super-fast messaging for everyone in your circles.
Mobile Hangouts allows you to video chat with up to 9 friends while you’re on the go.

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Category:: Social Networking
Release Date:: Feb 23, 2012
Homepage:: http://www.google.com/...
Publisher:: Google Inc.
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Google+ for Android gets a big performance-fixing update

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:11:56 UTC +00:00

IntoMobile

Google has updated mobile client of its social network Google+ for Android. The new version is said to come with massive performance improvements across the app, while also packing few new features. For instance, now you can quickly see “What’s Hot!” in your circles and view who +1′d a post or comment. Moreover, stream posts are shortened to fit more per scroll and it no longer jumps to the top for an automatic refresh. Finally, there’s the infinite photos feed in the “From your circles” section. Unfortunately, tablet users won’t get special treatment and Google+ still leaves a ton of white space on Honeycomb devices. Yeah that’s a poor use of the larger screen real estate and we hope that’s something Google will address in some future app update. We’ll see… Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" Read More

Here are some of our favorite apps of 2011

Sat, 31 Dec 2011 16:00:27 UTC +00:00

GigaOm

Apps are, at the end of the day, very personal pieces of software. And your favorite mobile app isn’t mine. So we decided to poll the staff here at GigaOM to see what apps changed our lives in 2011. It could be apps that just launched this year, or it could be programs that really came of age or matured greatly through updates. Or it could just be an app we missed before. Some are very familiar but others may be new to you, but all have played a big part in our lives this year. Take a look and then tell us your favorite app in the comments. Android typically takes a backseat to iOS when it comes to getting slick apps. That’s why it’s so refreshing that Hipmunk, the travel search engine, put real time and effort into making its Android app just as awesome as its web and Read More

The Top 30 Android Apps And Games Of 2011

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 23:15:19 UTC +00:00

MobileCrunch

Editor’s note: Contributor Brad Spirrison is the managing editor of mobile app discovery services Appolicious, AndroidApps and AppVee. After having looked into the best iOS apps and games of 2011, Spirrison now turns his attention to the best Android apps of the year. Android apps come in all shapes and sizes – literally. Unlike iOS applications, which are basically created for two form factors, Android apps need to be developed with dozens (if not hundreds) of device-types in mind. This is on top of the inconsistent operating system releases still mucking things up. While all of this fragmentation is a headache for developers, ignoring a platform with 50 percent market share would ultimately lead to their peril. The best Android apps are thus the ones that can both push the technological envelope while also remaining accessible to the vast majority of users. This is no easy feat. We divided our list Read More

The Top 30 Android Apps And Games Of 2011

Sat, 24 Dec 2011 23:15:19 UTC +00:00

TechCrunch

Droid Life’s Top 25 Android Apps Of 2011 – Droid Life

Thu, 22 Dec 2011 21:02:33 UTC +00:00

Droid Life: A Motorola Droid Blog

As we draw closer to the end of year, we wanted to reflect on some of the apps that seemed to have taken 2011 by storm. It was only a year ago that the Android Market hit the 200,000 apps milestone, and now we are talking 10 billion app downloads and beyond. Whether it was a new messaging client, revamped social networking tool, or even a game that consumed our days to the fullest, this was a great year for applications on Android. 2011 also marked the release of the Amazon Appstore, which changed the way developers could market their apps to potential buyers and also showed that Amazon knew people loved free things. So below, we have a list of the apps that we feel were the most popular, talked about and influential here at Droid Life throughout the year. We have tried to keep it to apps that were released this Read More

Google+ Android App Update Brings Hang-Out in Messenger - Android Apps - Best Android Apps, News and Reviews | Android-Apps.com

Thu, 22 Dec 2011 21:01:38 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Best Android Apps, News and Reviews | Android-Apps.com » Articles

Right after updating its Google+ service on the web, Google has immediately updated the Google+ Android app as well. This comes right after new features such as photo tagging, hashtags, and instant hang outs have been introduced recently. Now, with the new version of Google+ Android app you’ll be able to enjoy this awesome feature – the ability to start a hang-out right inside the Google+ Messenger. Alright, for those who are not using Google+ Android app, it actually consists of several features aside from letting you read your Google+ Stream. At the app’s main screen you’ll see five options namely, Stream, Photos, Profile, Circles and Messenger. Messenger is the facility for starting threaded conversations with any of your friends in your Google+ Circles. So, now aside from the chat feature, you can now also start a Google+ Hangout. Of course, your Android phone needs to have a front-facing camera to Read More

Android software

Thu, 08 Dec 2011 20:20:20 UTC +00:00

IntoMobile

Lately I’ve been asked which Android software I’m using so I directed a friend to “my 30 essential Android apps,” the post I wrote about two months ago. However, not everyone likes my list – they want something more structured. Then I prepared the “must-have Android apps” list which goes through different kinds of Android software, helping people decided what they need for what purpose. I went into details in that article and that’s also not that cool for everyone – so here’s something in between, a structured list of apps divided by categories. Browser(s) Social networking apps Mobile office client RSS & News IM & VoIP Utilities There you have it. Hopefully you’ll find something useful here. Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next Read More

Google+ Android app gains more parity with web client

Wed, 07 Dec 2011 19:17:02 UTC +00:00

jkOnTheRun

Google on Wednesday released an updated version of its Google+ app for Android devices, adding a handful of useful features. The free software ties into Google’s social network and works on smartphones or tablets running Android version 2.1 or higher. As of time of this writing, that accounts for 97.9 percent of all Android devices that hit Google’s Android Market in the past two weeks. In addition to Facebook and Twitter, I now use Google+ every day. Some of the new features are ones that I use on the desktop web client and I’ve been frustrated that the full functionality of the service hasn’t been replicated on mobile devices. There’s more feature parity today, at least on Android devices, with these new functions in the mobile app: I often +1 both photos and comments on the web version, so this feature alone is worth the quick upgrade to me. I don’t Read More

Google+ for Android App Melts With 'Ice Cream Sandwich' - Mobile and Wireless - News & Reviews - eWeek.com

Fri, 11 Nov 2011 19:33:41 UTC +00:00

Technology News, Tech Product Reviews, Research and Enterprise Analysis - eWeek

By: Clint Boulton 2011-11-01 Article Rating: / 2 Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Oct. 31 said it has overhauled its Google+ for Android application, working closely with the company's Android team to help the app's design hew closely to the forthcoming Android 4.0 "Ice Cream Sandwich" operating system. Google+ for Android 2.1 offers a new user interface for posting, better notifications, and navigation and performance improvements. Users may add other users from a Circle from Circle profiles. eWEEK spent about 15 minutes with version 2.1, which will work for any phone running Android 2.2 Froyo and later. The app rendered photos more quickly than ever before and placed photos in attractive, tile-like rows. Photos in users' Circles also surfaced quickly and Circles loaded within two seconds. The UI appears a little crisper, too. "We worked closely with the Android team as they developed Android 4.0 (aka Ice Cream Sandwich) so you'll see the same attention to Read More

GO Locker tops Android Apps of the Week - Android app article - Kristen Nicole | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Tue, 08 Nov 2011 16:49:34 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

It seems mobile customization is regaining popularity with the recent rush of software updates on Android and even iOS. Not everyone will witness the fresh capabilities of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich’s lock screen security features first hand, so It’s no wonder GO Locker’s custom lock screen options have become so popular this week. Google’s also readying its mobile apps for a brighter future with ICS, pushing a major revamp to its Google+ social app. If you’re tired of looking at the same lock screen on your Android, why not customize it? Your idle screen can get a touch of personalization with the GO Locker app, providing a variety of wallpapers and themes. And if you don’t like the pre-selected options, head to the GO store to see a few additional options. Beyond the look of your lock screen you can also change the sound associated with unlock, and even the Read More

Google+ app updated for Ice Cream Sandwich; Android 4.0 on the horizon | Android and Me

Thu, 03 Nov 2011 17:11:05 UTC +00:00

Android and Me

If you’re an avid user of Google+ and have yet to receive an update notification for the app on your Android device, you may want to check the Market now. A total redesign of the Google+ app for Android has just been released in the last day that features a new UI, bug fixes, battery life improvements and more. According to the “What’s New” section in the Android Market listing, the latest version of Google+ for Android is a “completely new app” and features a “new visual design.” The new visual design they’re talking about is directly related to Ice Cream Sandwich. The app is still colored the same (lots of gray, red, green and blue), but features back buttons on every page, as well as a new posting UI and a slick new messaging app. Also found throughout the app, especially the messenger, are some of the same graphics shown Read More

Google+ update for Android brings a taste of Ice Cream Sandwich

Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:27:22 UTC +00:00

IntoMobile

Whether you’re an avid Google+ user or just an on again/off again user, you’ll undoubtedly enjoy the latest update that Google has provided for its social networking application. The Google+ update brings the aesthetic look of Ice Cream Sandwich and we’re in love with the new look. The latest version of Google+ brings the following tweaks/updates The most interesting of the updates is obviously the updates UI, as it looks like it has been taken directly from Ice Cream Sandwich. From the dark bar found at the top to the small airplane looking soft key for sending, the application has never looked better and makes us even more excited for the upcoming Ice Cream Sandwich update. Let’s not forget about the other updates to Google+, as we’re sure many people will be happy to see battery life improvements and bug fixes found throughout. While I’m not necessarily gaga for Google+, or Read More

Android App Tablet Review: Google+ - Android app review - Phil Hornshaw | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Tue, 25 Oct 2011 17:45:29 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

All the cool functionality of Google’s newish social network, Google+, is available in its tablet app, and its clean presentation makes it very easy to use. Much like its competitors, Google+ lets you connect with friends and colleagues and add them to “circles” based on their relationship to you. Then you can post photos, videos and status updates, and choose which circles can see what information, giving you lots of control over what you share and with whom. Like the website, the Google+ app is clean, free of clutter and very easy to navigate. Photos and videos also get the big-screen treatment which makes them nice to check out. Uploading your own content is also very straightforward. If you’re not already a fan of Google+, the network’s tablet app is so easy to use, it may convince you to try it out some more. Read More

The Best Video Chat Application for Android

Mon, 17 Oct 2011 02:50:57 UTC +00:00

Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done

Android users with front-facing cameras looking to make video calls from their phones have a lot of great options, but we found that Skype is the most mature and feature-rich video chat application for the job. Platform: AndroidPrice: FreeDownload Page Skype's biggest strength is the wide breadth of its audience. There are Skype users who use their Android phones, Android tablets, iPhones, iPads, desktops, laptops, even their televisions to communicate, and with Skype for Android you can videochat with all of them. Skype may have its faults (and we'll get to some of them in a moment) but after all, the best video chat application is the one you can actually use, and it's a pretty fair bet that your friends and family have either heard of Skype or have Skype accounts already. The Skype mobile app is incredibly easy to use, and comes pre-installed on many phones (which is both Read More

Google+ Android app update, has it improved » Phone Reviews

Mon, 17 Oct 2011 02:35:01 UTC +00:00

Phones Review

If you are using the Google+ app on your Android device, you may have been experiencing a few problems. You will be happy to know that yesterday Google updated its app and we suggest you go update. The Google+ update mainly covers a few bug fixes, and a few key improvements to give you a much better online service. So what is new in this update then? The update has fixed a bug that prevented installation on some Android devices, it now has an improved messenger notification reliability, it had fixed numerous crashes, comes with new translations, and last but not least you can now disable the speakerphone when headset is plugged in for hangouts. For more information on the update please visit the Android Market, once you are there click on the tab marked “What’s New”, then there you can clearly see what is new within the update. If you Read More

Google+ updated, includes bug fixes | Android Central

Sun, 16 Oct 2011 17:27:17 UTC +00:00

Android Central | Android Central

An update for the Google+ app is hitting the Market today that includes mainly bug fixes. There was a sizeable update a few weeks ago and while this one is not as feature-rich, it is just as important. Here is the changelog: If you don't see the update now, it will be rolling out to more users this afternoon. If you don't have the app yet, check the links after the break and make sure to follow your favorite writers from Android Central! As always, if you have questions or comments about the app, please visit our Android App Forum. Read More

New Google Music and Google+ apps found in Ice Cream Sandwich build | Android Central

Sun, 16 Oct 2011 17:19:51 UTC +00:00

Android Central | Android Central

The fellows at Android Police have their hands on a couple new apps from the Ice Cream Sandwich build that's floating around out there (how 'bout a dump for the community, Mr. Anon?), and with it comes with new Google Music and Google+ apps. The new music app has a bit of a UI makeover, with more sleek (and less screen real-estate wasting) controls, most noticeable in the "now playing" screen, and a search button has been included since ICS has no dedicated search key. It appears that everything we know and love about Google Music is there, but in a more refined package. The Google+ app at first look appears much like the current version in the Android Market, until you look at the Huddle Messenger portion. Once again, it's been renamed, this time Google is calling it "Chords." While that may be confusing at first, it's probably less confusing Read More

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Thu, 29 Sep 2011 15:44:22 UTC +00:00

http://www.appstorehq.com/-784/blog

When it comes to the matter of smartphone apps, nothing can beat the iPhone App store. But the Android Market also has more than enough apps to overwhelm you. You might have your own favorite Android smartphone apps. But if you are a bit confused with all the different apps available this year, you can check out our list of 15 of the most useful ones. Considered by some as one of the top benefits of Android, the Google Voice app gives you a phone number that you can use to ring to multiple places or devices. It also lets you access all of your voicemail and text messages from the Web. Most of the smartphones available on the market comes with great multitasking capabilities. But this makes it important for all users to manage their apps so that they don’t hurt the performance of the device or its battery life. Read More

4 home screens of my Samsung Galaxy S II

Wed, 28 Sep 2011 08:47:25 UTC +00:00

IntoMobile

Yesterday I talked about 30 essentail apps I installed on my brand new Samsung II. Today I want to share my home screens with you. As a productivity freak, I’m constantly trying to get more things done during the day and in that sense I organized my phone’s home screen, as well. The 4 home screens I’m using should reflect this… or so I think. Here are the apps and widgets I use throughout the day, hence they are promptly placed for quick access. Widgets: Apps: Apps: Widgets: Apps: Now I want to know how your home screen(s) look like. Which widgets and apps do you use? Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next logical thing to do. He thinks that using a smartphone is Read More

SugarSync tops Android Apps of the Week - Android app article - Kristen Nicole | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Fri, 23 Sep 2011 20:27:23 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

Android devices are instantly gratifying gadgets of wonder. They give us directions, messages, a camera, endless music and live TV. They also give us access to our files, wherever we’ve stored them. From SugarSync to Cheetah Sync, Google + and Trend Micro, content syncing and backup is becoming a bonus perk for apps of every flavor. It was also a notable week for several top brand Android apps, including Foursquare, celebrating 1 billion check-ins with an updated app. As far as automated file syncing goes, SugarSync is one of the simplest solutions. An update to the Android app makes things even easier, with the Mobile Device Management feature. With this you can view and manage your content from the app, instead of merely accessing files. A new in-app text editor makes you more productive when it comes to editing and managing your files. Create new folders or text files to be Read More

Android's 20 most useful smartphone apps of 2011 | ZDNet

Fri, 23 Sep 2011 18:45:52 UTC +00:00

Technology News, Analysis, Comments and Product Reviews for IT Professionals | ZDNet

Summary: To help you sort through the deluge of apps, here’s a list of 20 tried-and-true Android smartphone apps that are worth your time to download. Another one of the great things about Android (if you’re a geek or a tinkerer) is that you have lower-level access to the system itself. Astro is an app that lets you navigate the Android file system, which is mostly just interesting, but can be handy once in a while. I’m obsessed with running speed tests to check my bandwidth in various places, both to see 3G/4G fluctuations and to check the quality of Wi-Fi. There are a number of really good speed test apps, but my favorite is the Speedtest.net app. It’s generally consistent and it has some of the best graphics and options. I’ve never completely warmed up to the Amazon Kindle e-reader, but I’m a big fan of the Kindle mobile app. Read More

Official Google Apps in Android Market – A Guide | AndroidOS.in

Mon, 19 Sep 2011 22:48:36 UTC +00:00

AndroidOS.in - Global Android News Hub

Google as an app developer has released various applications in the Android Market and some of these come pre-installed on most Android devices – like Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Search. But others have to be downloaded from Android Market; we have compiled a list of these apps that have been developed by Google. The number comes around 40 apps, although we have tried our best, but we might have missed a few. But not all applications are available in every country and every device; some are regional apps as they support only certain languages or certain apps might support only few device types. So, the best way to check if one of these apps is available in your country is to go to the phone/tablet based Market app and try searching for that particular app – if it comes in the search results than you are good to go. Hours Read More

Android Apps Your Phone Should Have

Wed, 07 Sep 2011 15:14:33 UTC +00:00

Android Authority - Android News, Phones, Tablets, Apps, Reviews

There are a total of more than 150,000 Android apps out on the market now. The overwhelmingly huge amount of application choices can be mind-boggling to a new Android phone user. Here is an attempt to make the decision a little easier. Presented below are some apps that by their features and popularity can be labeled as ‘must-haves’. They cover most of the common uses and aspects of an Android phone from basic operation to entertainment and security. As the name says, this program enables you to accomplish the basic routines quickly without eating up your phone’s resources. These tasks include viewing system information, monitoring battery power and memory usage, and closing and uninstalling programs. This app can be called the Android version of Windows Explorer as it provides similar file management functions. The phone will feel like a PC as you copy, paste or rename files and folders, change folder Read More

Google+ for Android Gets Reshare Feature, Bug Fixes - Mobile and Wireless - News & Reviews - eWeek.com

Tue, 30 Aug 2011 20:51:45 UTC +00:00

Technology News, Tech Product Reviews, Research and Enterprise Analysis - eWeek

By: Clint Boulton 2011-08-30 Article Rating: / 0 Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) has improved its Google+ for Android mobile application, adding the ability for users to reshare a post they like and making the application available in 38 languages. Google+ for Android allows users of the social network to publish updates to their Google+ Stream and see the links, pictures and updates posted to the service by folks in their Circles. Users may also manage those Circles and view public posts from other Google+ users located nearby, and allow all the photos taken from their phone to be instantly uploaded to Google+. Google would go on to offer a Google+ for iPhone application, which rocketed to the top of Apple's iTunes App Store free application list in July. Google added support for Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) popular iPad tablet and iPod touch Web-browsing and gaming gadget a few weeks later. To reshare a post, users can tap Read More

Fresh Android Apps for Aug. 26: Google+ & Thumb Keyboard updates, Sprinkle - Android app article - Ian Black | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Sat, 27 Aug 2011 16:32:09 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

There’s still time to get onboard Google’s social phenomenon with the latest Google+ update. For improved typing on your Android, try Thumb Keyboard’s new update and for fun and games get wet with Sprinkle. Google is working hard in the social space. Here is another update to their still-fresh social service with enhancements and fixes based on user feedback. This update delivers support for 37 languages in addition to English, adds the ability to reshare a post, provides clearer setup for Instant Uploads during your first launch of the app, and brings bug fixes and performance improvements. Don’t underestimate Google’s challenge to Facebook and Twitter and check it out if you haven’t tried it. Looking for alternatives to the standard virtual keyboard? This highly rated app might be one to consider. Many find the layout provided by Thumb Keyboard to be more comfortable and natural, which ends up making typing go Read More

Google+ Android App Updated: Improves Notifications, Reshare, Adds 38 languages | Android Community

Fri, 26 Aug 2011 16:40:25 UTC +00:00

Android Community

Worth Reading? +2 [2 votes] Google has just pushed out yet another update for the popular Google+ Android application with some much needed improvements. The list is quite large and a good start indeed but the last update aimed to fix notifications but those are still a bit buggy for me. One of the biggest improvements I see right away is the +mentions now autofill from your Circles. Something that worked great online but was not as easy on the mobile application. They claimed to have added stability and improvements to the notification system so hopefully that works better than before, support for over 38 new languages for the Android app have also been integrated. The biggest improvement in my opinion is that we now can do +mentions that populate from your circles. On the mobile app they had to be in your Google contacts until now, that one one of Read More

Invite your friends to Google+ with a simple link | Android and Me

Sun, 07 Aug 2011 16:03:42 UTC +00:00

Android and Me

Google+ could be the fastest growing site in history with 25 million users since its launch, but it has a long way to go to catch up with Twitter (200 million) and Facebook (750 million). In order to make it easier to sign up, Google just rolled out a new feature that allows you to invite your friends by simply using a link. The new invite system is live now (just click invite friends in the right column) and Google upped the number of invitations to 150. Most of our readers already signed up, but if you need an invite check out my latest tweet. If you are new to Google+ make sure to grab the updated Android app and then follow our staff. The Android and Me page on Google+ was taken down, but Google will start rolling out business pages soon so be on the lookout for an update. Read More

Lifehacker Pack for Android: Our List of the Best Android Apps

Fri, 05 Aug 2011 16:19:52 UTC +00:00

Lifehacker, tips and downloads for getting things done

Whether you're an faithful Android user or you've just unboxed your first Android phone, there's a wealth of free and cheap apps in the Android Market that can turn your device into a mobile powerhouse. Our second annual Lifehacker Pack for Android is stuffed full of apps to keep you connected to home, office and friends, or just help you stay entertained on the go. The Lifehacker Pack is a yearly snapshot of our favorite, must-have applications for each of our favorite platforms. If you're curious to see how things have changed this year, here's last year's Lifehacker Pack for Android. Want to skip to a specific category? Use these links: Evernote for Android has been regularly updated and has come a long way since it made it into our pack last year. The app scored a huge update in April that added shared notebooks, geolocation, sharing with Facebook and tighter Read More

Google+ Android App Updated | Geeky Gadgets

Fri, 05 Aug 2011 16:07:32 UTC +00:00

Geeky Gadgets - Gadgets, Geek Gadgets, Cool Gadgets, Technology News, Gadget Geeks

Google’s new social network Google+ seems to be becoming more popular every day, and Google has now released a new version of Google+ for Android brings a range of new features to your Android device as well as some bug fixes. With the latest version of Google+ for Android it now features improved notifications, the ability to share stream posts with individual people, and much more you can see full details of everything that is new in the Google+ for Android app below. New in Google+ for Android 1.0.5 Improved notifications reliability “_add to circle” notifications shown in bulk Share stream posts to individual people Clicking a +mention takes you to the person’s profile +mentions now autofill from your Circles Stream no longer resets to top when screen is rotated Nearby accuracy Start a 1:1 huddle from a person’s profile or a group huddle from a circle profile Hide 1:1 huddles Read More

Best Android Apps of July 2011 |

Tue, 02 Aug 2011 04:37:17 UTC +00:00

http://www.appstorehq.com/-445/blog

Here are the 5 Best Android Apps that we have reviewed for July 2011 in no particular order. Cut the Rope Android App The Cut the Rope Android App by ZeptoLab is a physics and momentum based game where the object of the game is to get the candy to the character Om Nom. Battleheart Android App The Battleheart Android App by Mike Mobile is a real-time strategy game where the object of the game is to lead your party through real-time battles against waves of monsters. Google+ Android App The official Google+ Android App. Secret of Grisly Manor Android App The Secret of Grisly Manor Android App by Fire Maple Games is a point-and-click-adventure game similar to Myst where the object of the game is to explore a mysterious old mansion in each of the main character’s missing grandfather. Happy Vikings Android App The Happy Vikings Android App by HandyGames Read More

Best Android Apps & Games of July 2011 Reviewed by Expert Reviewers at AndroidTapp.com [Week 30 Recap] | Android Tapp. Android App Reviews

Mon, 01 Aug 2011 21:08:25 UTC +00:00

Android Tapp

Posted by Comments We’ve rounded up the best Android apps our expert reviewers thoroughly evaluated in the month of July 2011 that must be downloaded to your phone or tablet! There are nearly 40 apps listed along with convenient one-click tools below to easily download these top app picks: Check out more of the Amazon’s free apps of the day after the break. Updating... Pages: 1 2 You must be logged in to post a comment. Read More

50 Essential Android Apps - Datamation

Thu, 28 Jul 2011 21:53:23 UTC +00:00

Datamation: IT Management, IT Salary, Cloud Computing, Open Source, Virtualization, Apps.

As the Android market grows it gets harder and harder to separate the golden apps from the dross. Here's a list of 50 Android apps that you don't want to pass by. 1) The Weather Channel Keep up with everything you need to know about the weather with this app. It features hourly, 36-hour and 10-day forecasts and live video from the TV channel. Free. 2) iTriage Mobile Health Use this app to help take better care of yourself. It was designed by two emergency room physicians to help users identify their systems and find a healthcare provider. Free. 3) Google Goggles Google Goggles is a visual search app. Take a picture of the object, landmark, logo, etc. you want information about and Google Goggles will return relevant search results. It will even provide information about businesses by displaying their names directly in the camera preview. Free. 4) Flixster Use this Read More

Google Maps - CNET 100 Android apps: Winners, in pictures - CNET Reviews

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 18:25:43 UTC +00:00

Product reviews - Electronics reviews, computer reviews & more - CNET Reviews

Editor's note: Over the last two weeks 10 CNET editors have chosen their 10 favorite Android apps as part of the 2011 CNET 100 series. And with each post, we asked you, our readers, to vote for your favorite. You left sharp opinions with each editor's picks, but in the end it all come down to which apps received the most votes. So now, we're proud to present the titles that you love most. One of the areas where I find Android head and shoulders above the iPhone is navigation, and Google's Maps app is why. I use it plenty--finding out where I am when I emerge from the subway, looking for a nearby restaurant, even showing strangers where to go when they flag me down asking for directions. All that is great new stuff I couldn't do with a phone a few years ago, but it's the navigation component that Read More

Google+ Android App Review by AndroidTapp.com | Android Tapp. Android App Reviews

Wed, 27 Jul 2011 16:51:15 UTC +00:00

Android Tapp

Posted by Comments Google+ is the Android interface for Google’s new social network, ‘Google+’. Endeavoring to include as much as the web experience as possible, the app has lots of features including automatic picture uploads and ‘Huddle’- a group chat messaging function. Google+ is in beta stage and, as perhaps should be expected, some issues also exist on the mobile app. This said, the Google+ app is smooth, easy to use and understand and a great means to access Google+ on the go. I get the impression Google recognize a service needs to have a mobile platform to thrive (probably learnt from not bothering to release a Google Wave app), so you could argue this is essential to the social networks growth. Now also released on the iPhone, the Google+ app is a vital component in the growth and potential of the new social network. Price: Free Content Rating: High Maturity Pros Cons Read More

17 New Productivity Apps for Android and iPhone | Practical eCommerce

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 15:18:54 UTC +00:00

Resources for Online Business Owners | Practical eCommerce

The Google+ mobile app is now available. But it’s not alone. Here is a list of new productivity apps for Android and iPhone. Released in the last three months, these include both paid and free apps. There are task management apps, audio and video apps, a file cabinet app, a business card app, and more. Silently record all the calls to a directory on your SD card. Price: $3.99. -- Caller ID Plus automatically identifies incoming callers and displays the name, address and city of the caller. The application also helps you quickly find people, services or businesses. Price: $4.25. -- In addition to all the definitions from Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, this app offers voice search — to look up a word without having to spell it — along with synonyms, antonyms, example sentences, Word of the Day, and more. It’s helpful for reference, education, and vocabulary building. Also available on Read More

Google+ - Nicole's 10 favorite Android apps (CNET 100) - CNET Reviews

Fri, 22 Jul 2011 16:40:03 UTC +00:00

Product reviews - Electronics reviews, computer reviews & more - CNET Reviews

Call me an early adopter if you must, but count me in with the millions of people who have fully embraced Google+, Google's latest attempt at a social network. I am really digging the Circles paradigm, where you're invited to group up your friends and colleagues into separate circles, so you can fine-tune who you choose to keep in touch with. I also find the interface clean and intuitive, and I have to give props to Google+ for being much more privacy-aware than a certain other competitor. One of the best things about Google+ is its Android app. Just download it from the Android Market, and within a couple of taps, you're ready to go. The mobile app is well designed, and you can switch Circle views by just swiping left to right. It's also easy to check notifications, and posting photos couldn't be simpler. Even better is the Huddle feature, Read More

Google Maps - Stephen Shankland's 10 favorite Android apps (CNET 100) - CNET Reviews

Wed, 13 Jul 2011 22:24:13 UTC +00:00

Product reviews - Electronics reviews, computer reviews & more - CNET Reviews

One of the areas where I find Android head and shoulders above the iPhone is navigation, and Google's Maps app is why. I use it plenty--finding out where I am when I emerge from the subway, looking for a nearby restaurant, even showing strangers where to go when they flag me down asking for directions. All that is great new stuff I couldn't do with a phone a few years ago, but it's the navigation component that spared me a couple hundred bucks I otherwise would have spent on a sat-nav system. The navigation shows a virtual view of the road as I drive, warning me of upcoming intersections and telling me which exit I need to take off the roundabout. I use it for walking, too. Clicking the locate-yourself button in the upper right helpfully toggles from a bird's-eye view to one showing your own orientation and perspective. The app Read More

New Apps for iPhone & Android, June 2011

Wed, 06 Jul 2011 16:34:02 UTC +00:00

ReadWriteWeb - Web Apps, Web Technology Trends, Social Networking and Social Media

Google+: Google's new social network comes with its own Android app offering access to your streams, circles and photos. An "instant upload" feature is also supported, to immediately post camera photos online to a private album only you can see. Widget included with app. (Free, Android Market) Hulu Plus: Now on Android, Hulu Plus brings you TV shows and movies for $7.99/month. (Free, Android Market) Path: The private photo-sharing app for connecting with family and friends is now available on Android, in addition to iOS. (Free, Android Market) Skype: The Android app has been updated, bringing video calling to the Google Nexus S, HTC Desire S, Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo and Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro, with more on the way. Our coverage. (Free, Android Market) Third Eye: A reality-based game using Viewdle's facial recognition technology. You play as a vampire or a slayer. (Free, Android Market) Crackle: Now on Android, Sony Pictures Read More

Taylor's top 10 Android applications (July 2011) | PhoneDog

Tue, 05 Jul 2011 14:08:09 UTC +00:00

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When you first get a new smartphone, it's hard to know where to begin. Learning your way in and out of the menus and pages will eventually come with time. But one of the first things every newcomer will want to do is peruse the application stores for the coolest and snazziest apps and games available. In a sea of hundreds of thousands of applications, where do you start? I have been using Android for nearly two years now and I've come to love and rely on many apps. It's tough narrowing the list of roughly 100 applications on my phone down to just ten, but here goes: Chances are, if you haven't heard about Google+ yet, you probably haven't logged into Twitter or checked any major tech site lately. Aside from being a strong contender as a social medium, the Google+ Android app is phenomenal. It is the epitome of Read More

43 Best New Android Apps And Live Wallpapers From The Last 2 Weeks (6/18/11 - 7/2/11)

Mon, 04 Jul 2011 19:28:53 UTC +00:00

Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Tutorials, Hacks, Videos - Android Police

Welcome to the weekly roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Market or were spotted by us in the previous week or so. This is part 2 of the roundup, which features applications and live wallpapers. For games (including a WTF game), see 30 Best New (And 1 WTF) Android Games From The Last 2 Weeks (6/17/11 - 7/1/11). If you enjoy these roundups, this week you can say thanks by going to the top of this page and clicking the +1 button: . <3 Please wait for this page to load in full in order to see the AppBrain widgets, which include ratings and pricing info. Looking for the previous roundup editions? Find them here: Today's roundup is sponsored by Gameview Studios and their game Tap Fish. Tap Fish, if you haven't picked it up for the name, is a beautifully Read More

APP OF THE DAY - Google+ (Android) - Pocket-lint

Mon, 04 Jul 2011 19:23:44 UTC +00:00

Pocket-lint - Gadget Reviews, Product News, Electronic Gadgets

4 July 2011 18:00 GMT / By Chris Hall Some years ago, people would say that if a company didn’t have a website, it basically didn’t exist. Nowadays you might apply the same logic to apps, especially when you are a new social network from the Mountain View giant that is Google. That’s not a problem for Google, who not only has its own mobile phone platform, but a shiny new app to go with it. Fittingly, App of the Day is Google+. Google+ is a brand new shiny social network, currently in beta, under the guise of invitation only, but with growing numbers as people find a way to get in on the action. As soon as you have your Google account setup on Google+, you’re ready to hit the app and bring that magic to your Android phone. Because it is part of the Google system there is very Read More

Google Plus Android App Updated To 1.0.2, Now Handles Multiple Gmail Accounts Properly

Fri, 01 Jul 2011 16:23:45 UTC +00:00

Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Tutorials, Hacks, Videos - Android Police

A small update to the Google+ Android app, which is quickly becoming one of the top apps I use every day, was released a few minutes ago. The update mostly resolves login issues for those with multiple Gmail accounts (we've heard many of you complain about not being able to sign in because of that). Other additions include a new "spiffy" profile icon and UI polish. Grab the update in the Market if you already have access to Plus, and if you don't, feel free to drop your name and email in this post. We'll try to mass invite once Google allows it again (the workaround that many of you pointed out doesn't work for mass invites, and I'm not about to manually invite 4500+ people on the list :-]. However, if you have friends on Plus, you can try asking them). What's in this version: Google+ P.S. Please do not Read More

Google+ tops Android Apps of the Week - Android app article - Kristen Nicole | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Fri, 01 Jul 2011 16:21:02 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

Google is percolating something new, feeding us bit-by-bit the details of its latest social coup. The search engine is testing the waters of today’s social web culture, launching Google+ in private beta. The project comes with an Android app, syncing photos and other content with your socially-enhanced Google profile. Google+’s biggest adversary, Facebook, has updated its Android app too, finally adding video uploads. In Google’s latest attempt at socializing its search engine, the company’s revealing slices of its strategy, the latest being Google+. This new profile aggregates your social activity, centralizing the management of your personal, social cloud. With an accompanying Android app, you can upload and sync photos to private or public clouds, share your location, interact with groups called Circles, and group message with private groups called Huddles. The idea is to manage your stream of content only with the folks you select. Facebook’s added a significant update to Read More

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Slim Pickins

Has crashed my DroidX running 2.3 twice now. Add another app to the list that aren't compatible with DroidX gingerbread. Funny Google bought Motorola but half the apps on the android platform don't work with the DroidX running gingerbread. U could at least offer the honeycomb update for those of us with another year left before we can update our device. I've been a loyal Motorola customer since the Startac & Timeport, & even before that when my 1st pager was a Motorola in the 90's. This is the 1st Motorola I've ever hated & that hate didn't start until gingerbread was forced down my throat. As for Google+ it still needs a lot of work but I'm sure u know that. Rating a Google app is pointless anyway bc they all seem to keep a 4-5 ★ avg regardless off what the comments imply. Wonder why that is?

Zeall

I hope you read this comment Google, i own the Galaxy tab 10.1 and my friend owns the Xoom, fine the G+ is a great innovation in another social networking area of life, Really you own the H.comb OS and the G+ app for your OS and yet you don't have a G+ optimized app for the honeycomb OS, because the app sucks in the OS, my friend isn't using it and am thinking of not using it either again, am using only based version of fb because of this,not sure you really took honeycomb OS seriously Google,no offenses.

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