Posted by Comments Sing: On the tenth day of Christmas Google slashed app prices for me… nine Sleepy Jacks, eight HD Widgets, seven Roll in the Holes, six Endomondo Sports Trackers, five Apparatus, four Jelly Defense, three ADWLauncher EX, two Fruit Ninjas, and a Great Little War Game! LOL Download the last ten twelve top Android Apps for 10 cents apart of Google’s 10 billion app download celebration using convenient one-click tools below: Updating... You must be logged in to post a comment. Read More

Here 'tis, folks. The final day of Google's 10-cent app promotion, celebrating (more than) 10 billion downloads from the Android Market. The final day sadly has a couple more repeat apps, but we're not about to turn down a 10-cent app. Here you go: Read More

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 3 weeks or so. This edition focuses only on new games. The app roundup is coming up soon, and you can find the tablet app roundup here. 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 HeroCraft's latest game - Musaic Box. Our own Liam Spradlin reviewed this game a few weeks back and found it to be excellent for both lovers of puzzle/hidden object games and music. In HeroCraft's own words: -- Musaic Box is an unusual combination of musical puzzle and a detective quest. Its scenario offers you a riddle: to find the Read More

Trying to envision what Android gaming is going to look like in, say, a year’s time is immensely difficult. On the one hand, we’ll hopefully have Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich OS uniting handsets into one cuddly green robot family, while on the other, there’s the ever-growing issue of hardware fragmentation. Even compiling this modest list each month can be a challenge, with some titles being exclusive to Sony’s Xperia Play or those packing Nvidia’s dual-core Tegra 2 chip. So, here’s our rundown of October’s best releases for Android, Tegra 2-chipped devices, and Sony’s controller-blessed Xperia Play. Astonishingly, it wasn’t Gameloft which first created a Gears of War-alike for mobiles (though, surely Cogs of Conflict is still in the works). Instead, Samurai II developer Madfinger Games pleasantly stunned us all by creating a third-person shooter that looks and plays nearly as perfectly as its console inspiration. Playing as ultra-muscular Shadowgun John Slade, Read More

Puffle Launch is the first mobile game from Disney to be released on the Android Market. It’s a simple, and sometimes frustrating, game that is very enjoyable. If you don’t get this app for yourself, at least get it for your kids. So what the blue blazes is a Puffle, exactly? My expert team of researchers have determined that it has something to do with the popular online Disney game, Club Penguin. Apparently these things are in-game pets, or something, and Puffle Launch is actually a mini game within Club Penguin. Well, now you can take that game anywhere with you. Supposedly, you can actually earn coins to be used in Club Penguin through this app, so that’s always cool. Despite the kid-inspired origins of this game, it is most enjoyable for just about everyone. The gameplay involves blasting the Puffle from cannon to cannon, collecting rings and getting to the Read More

Happy Columbus Day! Discover additional home security with today’s fresh ADT Pulse BETA, shoot some comical villains in Gun Strike Beta, and let the kids play Puffle Launch on your Android device. Never have one of those “Did I set the house alarm?” moments again. If you subscribe to ADT Pulse from the ADT security systems, your Android device just became more useful. Use this app to arm or disarm your home security system anywhere using your Android device. You can even toggle lights and control your thermostat if they are also connected to the system. For the ultra-paranoid, the app also lets you watch live video of what’s going on at home or receive text or email alerts of “important events”. Feel safer or just more afraid? Like a game with a sense of humor? This first person shooter might just fit the bill. The targets are all comically drawn Read More