Posted by Comments These picks will have you cheering hAPPy holidays for sure! Jack Frost is nipping, holiday cheer is in the air, and the oldies stations are playing non-stop Christmas classics – it’s the most wonderful time of the year and if that means the same for you as it does for us… you’re stressed out. Whether it’s last minute shopping, ways to simplify travel, or trying to channel that sometimes elusive festive spirit, skip the mall and head to the Android Market this week. If a flyswatter app isn’t enough to squash any bah-humbugs running around, try these 10 Apps for the Holidays. They’re sure to have you feeling jollier in no time. 1. Gift List Manager – (Free, $2.99) Whether it’s Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, a birthday, or any special occasion – GLM tracks spending, organizes purchases, and most importantly displays how much is left on the “to buy” Read More

AP Photo/Steven Senne Oct. 14, 2011: Elliott Johns, of Boston, displays an iPhone 4S in front of an Apple Store location in Boston. The faster iPhone with better software and an improved camera went on sale in seven countries Friday as hundreds of buyers camped out for hours to be among the first to get one. The iPhone 4S and its new iOS 5 operating system offer a host of new features, including Siri voice control, a Cards app for sending paper greetings in the mail, Reminders that help keep you up-to-date, and Find my Friends for tracking people down.  But Android users don’t have to feel left out. There are a host of third-party apps that bring this functionality to Google’s mobile OS. Cards Alternative: Postagram The Cards app from Apple, which comes with iOS 5, will let you create digital cards directly on your iPhone or iPod touch—and after Read More

Posted by Comments Here are 8 best of the best Android apps our expert and industry respected reviewers evaluated this week! Be sure to catch up on top Android news you may have missed plus check out Amazon’s free app of the day calendar. We’ve included convenient one-click tools below to easily download or buy these top app picks: Best Android apps reviewed August 7, 2011 – August 13, 2011. Check out the last weeks best Android apps reviewed… #AmazonAppStore Free #AndroidApps of the Day for the past seven days, complete list here In top Android news, check out these headlines you may have missed: Updating... You must be logged in to post a comment. Read More

GirlGoneGeek hasn't added any links to this page. Login to suggest a link. Good list. Any reason Path or VisR aren't on there? Path and VisR are my favorite apps. Path because it lets you do all the things picplz etc does along with share photos to selective people. VisR because it organizes photos by events so i can s check them out anytime i want and I can also post them to Facebook etc. I've actually never tried those apps so I didn't list them... but I'll take a look! They sound pretty sweet. advertisement Read More

Whether you are spending time with friends or family this July 4th holiday weekend, getting out to enjoy the countryside, firing up the barbecue, or simply staying near home and watching the local fireworks displays, remember to be safe and check out our list of handy Android apps to ensure you make the most of Independence Day, 2011. Let’s kick things off with a bit of history. The Declaration of Independence, reproduced in its entirety within the United States Constitution app, is the main reason we’re celebrating the July 4th holiday after all. The entire app is fully searchable, includes annotations and can be read by article, section or amendment. Check out the constitution timeline, Articles of Confederation and Gettysburg Address too. Quiz questions will follow. Heading into the great outdoors this July 4th weekend? Keep the Camp and RV app on your Android phone and you’ll be able to find Read More

Tweets, text messages and emails are all acceptable means of communication, but they're not exactly personal or memorable. Postagram for Android is a super-easy-to-use program that takes your words and photos, and turns them into a physical postcard that comes in the mail — one that your sister can keep on her desk at work or your parents can stick to the fridge and cherish over time. It's not only a really neat concept, but Postagram isn't at all difficult to use. You just select a photo, crop it, write a personal message, select an address and pay $0.99 to send your image as a real postcard to pretty much anywhere. A preview screen shows you the finished product before you check out. Postagram allows you to either select your favorite vacation photo or a recent family snapshot from your phone's gallery or through your Facebook app. There's also an option Read More

Welcome to the weekly roundup of the best new Android applications that went live in the Market or were spotted by us in the previous 2 weeks or so. 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 designed Tamagochi-style aquarium game - you grow fish in multiple aquariums, breed new fish variants, clean up after them - you know the drill. Check out its features and jump to the Market to download it for free:   Whoa, whoa, whoa, look what just showed up, just in time to make it into today's roundup. Full movies and TV shows streamed to your Android Read More

Postagram is a cool way to send Instagram app photos taken with your iPhone as postcards. The cards are 1 buck a piece and they include all of the cool effects, filters, and titles, shipped to your family member's inbox (the REAL original mail inbox) in a matter of days. Postagram has launched an Android version that allows you to skip the Instagram app and either pull images from your phone's picture gallery, Facebook app, or you can take one with the Postagram app itself. You lose the cool effects you can add to photos if they were first taken with the Instagram app (since currently it's still an iOS only app), but you still keep the ability to add a 140-character message, and let Postagram print the images on thick, glossy postcards that you can send anywhere in the U.S. in under 5 days for only $.99 cents. That's a Read More