The best Android apps of all time are a hard bunch to pick: after all, there’s now an estimated 230,000 different Android apps and games on the Android Market alone to choose from, and that’s not even the only repository for programs that’ll run on Google’s mobile OS. But pick them we did, and you can see them – and download them – right from our epic guide right here. Grab your Android phone, make a cuppa and read on for the best Android apps of all time: Top 100. There’s no statistical procedure for making the cut: these our simply the 100 best Android apps as decided by Electricpig’s staff, who live and breathe Android. These are the ones we use day in, day out, and have earned a vital place on our Android phones’ all too limited internal storage. We’ve not included core Google apps that come preloaded, like Read More

Android phones are rivaling the iPhone 4 now, so music apps are being released in droves. Here are some of the top music apps for your Android device, from personalized radio players to interactive apps. Pandora is a favorite Android app, with personal radio stations that play all your jams. Mark your preferences as you listen, so Pandora gets to know your music taste. Free, the app lets you set multiple stations, learn more about artists, and purchase songs for download. Rhapsody's on-demand music service will cost you about $9 per month, but consider it your endless library, with custom playlists. Listen to any song, anytime, anywhere. Rhapsody is also accessible through other outlets, such as the web, your cable box and more. Last.fm's Android app lets you access your existing account from your phone. Hear recommended songs and stations, set your preferences, and utilize the free app as a music Read More

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With the World Cup in full swing and the world waiting anxiously for the new iPhone 4, many of the popular Android apps this week are centered around entertainment.  Nothing wrong with that; it’s the middle of the summer and it’s time to kick back. Here are some enjoyable Android apps that will keep you occupied and productive with your smartphone. With Spotify coming to TVs in Finland, it’s only a matter of time before the rest of the world gets to access the music service.  In the meantime, try Spotify Remote. The free Android app lets you control your playlists, and hear and search for your favorite songs on your computer, without having to move very far. Boxee, a service that brings you television content and recommendations on demand, is another emerging favorite, with plans to come to Google TV.  The Boxee Remote app is free for Android users, giving Read More

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Spotify may not be available for mobile users in the U.S. just yet, but ongoing negotiations between the music service, record labels and Google have kept it just beyond the horizon for several months now. If the anticipation of Spotify’s Android arrival is too much, there are a number of similar services you can use in the meantime.  Rhapsody has grown a great deal these past few years, making its subscription and free music service available from just about anywhere. The recently launched Android app is free and gives you streaming music on the go.  Its search and navigation make it easy to find the music you want. Add a subscription for full features, similar to what we’ll get with Spotify. The Last.fm Android app will scrobble from your phone’s Music library, which is an expected bonus from the upcoming Spotify app. Creating a streaming radio list based on songs you’re already listening to Read More