10 Best Paid Apps For Android Phones There are hundreds of thousands of free apps available for Android phones so with all the wonderful free apps that will never cost you a penny, why would you want to pay for an app? Because they’re worth it. I don’t purchase a lot of apps, but there…
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I know I do a lot of comparisons of specific smartphones and many of them pit Apple’s latest iPhone to the latest and great Android phones on the market. While hardware specs, screen sizes, and resolution all do have an effect on the user experience, the biggest differences are in the operating systems themselves. So…
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It’s been a while since I’ve done a post on the best Android apps or must have Android apps. Today, I thought I’d change things up a little and do a post on apps that aren’t necessarily essential to any Android owner, but these are some of the coolest Android apps out there that really…
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10 Best Android Apps Updated 1/9/12 Since I did my last list of must have android apps, a lot has changed – we’ve gone from Android 2.0 to Android 4.0, the Android Market has gone from 70,000 or so Apps to over 400,000 so I thought it was time to make a new 10 best…
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There are thousands of great apps on the Android Market and it seems that if you think your phone should be able to do something, there’s already an app for that.
Unfortunately, there are still a few apps that you can’t get on the market that will only work if you have a rooted phone. Here’s my list of 7 best apps for rooted Android phones.
To many of us, a smartphone has become our electronic multi-tool. Most choose to carry the ubiquitous Apple iPhone, but the rest of us favor Android-powered devices. Many of these digital mavericks are serious about their photography. With them in mind, here’s a rundown of the Top 10 Android Apps for Photography. 10.) Picsay is…
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A look at Waterproof iPhone Cases With summer vacation season rapidly approaching, there is no doubt that many sun seekers will be looking for some extra protection for their iPhone’s when they are lounging around by the pool or by the sea. Luckily there are many waterproof cases on the market for this range of…
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The world of technology is evolving every passing day. Nowadays, if you want to stay ahead in business, you need to be connected to others in your workplace at all times. One of the easiest ways to connect to others even when they are in remote locations is by the use of a virtual private…
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Apple is in a new design phase right now, and I don’t mean the outside kind. With the announcements and eventual releases of the iOS 5 and the iCloud, it was apparent to many that Apple is implementing a new design philosophy regarding its software infrastructures. That design philosophy is “centralization,” and it’s one of…
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Ben Donahower is a long-time campaign operative and techie. You can connect with Ben by searching his name on any major social network or stopping by his political lawn sign blog. Perhaps the most low tech, traditional, and effective, for that matter, tactic in political campaigning is going door to door identifying voters, persuading…
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It’s no secret that smartphones and tablets such as the iPhone and iPad have created a whole new market for children’s educational games and activities. Since touchscreen smartphones and tablets have gained traction in the United States over the last several years, more and more parents are using their technology as the babysitter. Instead…
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I’ve gone and done it. I went to the Apple Store and got myself my very own jesuspad (3rd gen iPad). And I must confess, I generally prefer Android devices – I think my Droid Bionic is great, and still haven’t been convinced I should switch my PCs over to Mac. But when it comes…
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In this tutorial I’m going to teach you how to take a screenshot with your iPad. It doesn’t matter if you have an iPad, iPad 2 or the new iPad 3 (3rd generation or whatever it wants to be called) Cliff Notes Version: Press “power button” & “home” button on your iPad at the same…
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When Apple started making a big deal about the Siri Personal Assistant app for the iPhone 4S, my first thought was, “So what, my Android phone has been able to do most of this stuff for over a year.” No Foolin’, Google Voice Actions was released on August 12th, 2010 while Siri didn’t come out…
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I still remember what was the tipping point for me to get an Android phone. (long winded introductory story follows – click here to skip ahead to the tutorial) Up until 2009 I was heavily resisting this smartphone movement – I wanted nothing to do with Blackberry which was a pretty big deal at the…
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