Although scientists still have a lot of things to learn about the human brain, most people agree that the brain – just like our muscles – needs to be challenged constantly in order to maintain optimum performance. If you’re like many Android users, then you don’t challenge your brain when using your Android. You might mindlessly scroll through Twitter, for example, or play simple games like Tetris and Temple Run. But one app called HueBrix seeks to change your Android into a…
The open-source nature of the Android platform is one of the features beloved by users and developers alike. When people discuss the near limitless potential for personalization and customization of their device, it’s apps like Widgetsoid that are able live up to that bold promise and deliver. As the name suggests, Widgetsoid is an Android app lets you select from a plethora of widgets, as well as giving you the ability to customize some of them for your needs. Widgets are all about becoming…
The lack of incentive for high-quality photography fans has always been a common complaint in the Android community, because of the limitations in resolution and configurations of the in-built cameras in the Android devices. Well we’re glad to let you photography fans in on a newly discovered secret – the DSLR Controller app for Android. For all you active Canon EOS DSLR camera owners who love to engage in long photography sessions, you can now use the DSLR Controller app to control your…
Google Play Store is widely regarded as the Holy Grail of apps by the Android community – and for good reason. From addictive 3D games to captivating music remixing apps, there’s something for everyone to make them glued to their Android screen. But it’s equally important to keep our bodies healthy and active to keep up with this fast-paced world. Android users now have the opportunity to empower themselves with a wide range of health and diet-based apps to serve this purpose. We bring…
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You can never be too secure these days. If you’ve ever worried about someone breaking into your home, then we’ve found an app for you. It’s called TinyCam Monitor, and it allows Android users to completely control and monitor their home security system from their Android device. And, best of all, TinyCam Monitor is 100% free. There is a ‘Pro’ version, although most Android users will find it to be unnecessary. After installing the app and connecting it to your home security system,…
If you’re looking for hot new Android apps to download, then we’ve got you covered. Here are some of our favorite apps that have been released over the past week. 5) Beat Bang – EDM music discover app Finding new songs that you actually like has never been easier thanks to Beat Bang. This Belgium-produced app allows users to browse through the last 25 years of EDM music. It’s a music discovery app, so Beat Bang will suggest songs that it thinks you will like. But that’s not all…
Gmail 4.2 was recently leaked to the Android community. However, that release is only available to those who own rooted Android devices. Gmail 4.2 has a few new features that make it more usable. Here are the two major upgrades in Gmail 4.2: -Pinch to zoom now available inside emails (why did this take so long?) -Swipe to delete or archive emails (no longer have to check the box beside the email and manually delete it) If you haven’t rooted your Android yet, then what are you…
There’s no denying that today’s phones now serve as the best media players, but rather than relying on your default program to hit your tunes, it may be much better if you use an app that caters best to your audio needs. This is because not all built-in players are capable of giving you the best quality of music that your ears are looking for. With these apps, you can actually bring your favorite tunes to life wherever you may be. 1. Winamp for Android The most versatile among all…
Today’s smartphones are more powerful than ever before. Unfortunately, battery technology hasn’t been able to keep up with the advances in processing power and screen size, and as a result, it’s rare to find an Android that lasts for more than 14 hours or so on a single charge. A new poll on AndroidPolice.com highlighted how unhappy Android users are with their battery life. A poll question asked, “Are you content with your phone’s stock battery life?” 73% of respondents said…
