Owned and operated by three of the biggest 4 music labels in the world, VEVO is the one of the largest platforms for premium music across the world available in multiple regions and have access to the best and latest music. It was originally intended to be the Hulu for music videos, which can attract better advertisers and simultaneously create an alternative source of revenue for the artists who are signed to their labels. The perfect stage for mainstream audio and videos by artists, this…
For those of you out there who are Android newbies and are of the impression that this technology is only meant to cater to tech hipsters who don’t really need it for any significant contribution to a working lifestyle, here’s an app that will change your perception for the good and make you a believer once and for all. CamScanner is the ultimate corporate app that makes those boring days of insurmountable paperwork feel like a breeze. The Cam Scanner is an app designed to cater to the…
With the internet becoming the ultimate hotbed for all your entertainment needs and smartphones slowly but surely becoming the platform of choice for your viewing pleasure, the rise in demand for better video downloading and streaming tools was inevitable. Almost every movie, TV show and music video is instantly uploaded to the net these days. Some content is even premiered first and released exclusively for the web. Hence, it was imperative for Android developers to formulate and implement…
The mobile marketplace shifts on a daily basis. Just a year or two ago, Apple was topping usage charts around the world. Today, Android is the world’s most popular smartphone operating system in just about every country. New smartphone market share numbers have been released for April 2013, and they paint an interesting story for the future. This info comes courtesy of VentureBeat.com and Kantar WorldPanel: That chart shows the year-over-year market share change. The data was compiled…
As every Android user loves to have an abundance of mainstream apps jazzing up his/her smartphone, it is hard to have enough storage space to fit in other upcoming ones. However, there are a few heavily underrated Android apps that fail to get their due and end up passing under the radar because of their lack of popularity. Here are a few cherry-picked unusually cool apps from that will make you proud to be an Android device owner. 1.Do Not Press the Red button: This app is perfect for all…
The Galaxy S3 is the world’s most popular Android smartphone. But it also has a little brother named the Galaxy S3 Mini that is selling decently well. The Mini – as you may have already guessed – is smaller than the standard version. It’s also cheaper and slightly less powerful than the full S3. Well, due to the success of the S3 Mini, Samsung will also release an S4 Mini. The S4 Mini is expected to be released in May or June 2013 and it will feature slightly less impressive specs…
Bitten nails, brow beating, shouts, howls, chants and songs of praise are all a common sight of diverse excitement that embody the spirit of the quintessential sports fan. For a diehard sports fan that is entranced with the play-by-play action of every game, his fixed place will be the edge of his seat. However, in this generation, the television screen in front of the sports fan is now replaced by a device in the hand – smartphones. That’s where theScore app for Android steps in to take…
This goes without saying when said technology has evolved and has been the sole harbinger of a rebellion against anything that had too many buttons on it or was complicated to use. There was once a day when remotes did not exist and Televisions has 8 channels with buttons on the TV itself. Soon the remote came into existence and made life a bit easy. This bug caught the fancy of the modern consumer world and extended to almost everything, be it remotes for music systems, computers, air…
Many of us have fond memories of playing Nintendo 64 games growing up. And today, we have more power in our smartphones than we had in supercomputers 20 years ago. That means playing Nintendo 64 games is a piece of cake on today’s Android smartphones and tablets. How do you play N64 games on your Android? It’s actually surprisingly easy - and it’s even completely free unless you choose to make a donation: Step 1) Download an app called Mupen64+AE from the Google Play Store Step…
