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The Popular Science Magazine app for your Android phone keeps users informed on up-to-the minute science and technology news while on the go. It's a great resource for everything cutting edge in science: Fancy new gizmos and gadgets, green technology, everything dealing with space exploration and advancements in medicine. PopSci.com, the app's official name, is almost like a news reader, providing users with instant access to all of the articles on the Popsci.com website. What's nice about the way this app is set up is that it puts these stories in an easy-to-read format — the font is larger, and paragraphs are further distanced apart than they would be online. If you would like type to be larger or smaller, you can make adjustments by clicking your phone's "Menu" button. PopSci.com makes articles easy to absorb, so you can learn everything you need to know about 3D gaming when you're waiting Read More

Several interesting apps emerged in the Android Market this week, some shooting straight to the top of the charts. Many come from the fastest growing app genres—entertainment and productivity. Popular Science expands its digital reach with a new Android app, while SwipePad Beta makes Android management an easier task. Here are this week’s top Android apps. The RealPlayer Beta Android app has undergone a pretty big update, with an improved user interface and a handy home screen widget for flipping through your music playlists. Free, this app now has a landscape mode for music playback, more options around playing and managing your media, including quick deletes for videos and songs. Music video site VEVO has made its way to Android, with an app to enjoy songs on your mobile phone. The free app is easy to use, with tab buttons for exploring categories of streaming music videos. Mark and share your favorites, Read More

Posted by Comments Whether it’s gadgets, cars, science or technology, Popular Science has paved the way to expanding our brains and increasing our knowledge, always with an eye on ‘What’s new” and “What’s hot.” Now, Android fans can download one of the newest app to immediate connect with PopSci.com. With PopSci.com’s news-reader app, you’ll immediately receive all the content in an easy-to-read format on the go. You’ll get up-to-the-minute news on the cutting edge in scientific research, gadgets and green tech. Save the stories to read even when you’re not connected, and filter them by your favorite topic. Download the app for all Android versions below: Updating... You must be logged in to post a comment. Read More

Learn about high-tech and then use some! In today’s fresh Android apps, Popular Science delivers their first Android app describing the latest “mad” science. NewEgg lets you explore the latest gadgets and gear with theirs. Then, Nuance allows you to input to your phone in four different ways in their FlexT9 app. Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, and Android is from the future! This amazing app leverages four different input methods. Speak your mind and Nuance’s state-of-the-art Dragon voice recognition will transcribe it. Or, write your thoughts using your finger like a pen, trace across a keypad without lifting your finger, or tap on the keypad like you normally do. This 1.0 version of the app costs more (currently $4.99) than many app do, but you’ll likely end up saving tons of time with your new fast and flexible entry methods. Popular Science is a magazine/websie that can Read More

The Zumobi Network, which touts itself as the “leading premium mobile app network,” has teamed-up with the Popular Science magazine to re-design their iPhone app and launch a brand new app for the Android platform. Available as a free download, compliments of the sponsor – Ford Motor Company, the application brings the PopSci.com science and technology news content to the palm of your hand. The app’s new interface (which was made by Zumobi) includes “Featured” news articles at the top of the screen and allows users to scroll through thumbnails horizontally. Below, the “News” section includes a list of all news articles that can be separated into four categories: “Gear,” “DIY” (Do It Yourself), “Green” and “Photos.” Aside from “Photos,” each section includes video and photo content along with the text of each article. All of this content can be easily shared using Facebook, Twitter and e-mail. And that’s about it… Read More

The Zumobi Network has announced today that they have partnered with Popular Science magazine to release a PopSci.com for Android.  Much like its iPhone iteration, the free app brings science and technology news to your favorite mobile platform.  Details include a "featured" news category, four additional sub- categories: Gear, DIY, Green, and Photos as well as the ability to share articles over social networking services and email.  The PopSci.com app runs on all versions of Android. The Zumobi Network also offers some great additional titles in Motor Trend, Sporting News, MSNBC, and Automobile Magazine. Hit the jump to read the full press release.  PopSci.com Launches New Android App on The Zumobi Network Leading Science and Technology News from Popular Science Now Available on Android Seattle, WA – January 12, 2010 –The Zumobi Network, a leading premium mobile app network, and Popular Science magazine today announced the launch of the PopSci.com application Read More