SI Big Ticket: It's an app that collects photographs from professional photags at sporting events. It's updated in near real-time which means you get an incredibly unique perspective of the biggest sporting events of the year. $1 Connection Checker: A simple but incredibly useful app that disconnects you from terrible Wi-Fi and 3G signals. Basically, if you have a crappy Wi-Fi connection it'll flip you over to 3G and turn off Wi-Fi. If you have a bad 3G connection, it'll put you on Airplane Mode until it gets better. Lyric Legend: A rhythm based game where a song places and you have to tap the orbs with the corresponding lyrics. Sounds easy! Not really, even songs I know is hard (but fun) to keep up with as you never really imagine the songs to be broken up word by word. Definitely one of the funner rhythm games. Free Read It Later 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 week or so. 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: This app looks like a more sophisticated implementation of the fine-rained permission control that was added to CyanogenMod last month and both praised and criticized by many. Definitely deserves the #1 spot in the roundup. -- This application requires a ROOTed phone, please make sure your phone has been unlocked and ROOTed. Welcome to use LBE Privacy Guard, the most powerful privacy protection software for Android platform. With the state-of-the-art API interception technology, LBE Privacy Guard provides great enhancement to Android permission system, now the first time you Read More

Posted by Comments This week we’ve reviewed some awesome Android apps listed below, plus we outline Amazon App Store freebie Android apps of the day! To keep up with Amazon’s goodies daily, follow us on Twitter or friend us on Facebook! (BTW, we have all 370 Alchemy combinations). Lets get into the apps: Best Android apps reviewed May 15 – May 21, 2011. Check out the previous week’s best Android apps… This is just a tease from apps reviewed last week, check out our weekly picks for our all time best Android Apps list! Check out Amazon’s free apps of the day after the break. Updating... Pages: 1 2 You must be logged in to post a comment. Read More

Posted by Comments Read It Later Pro lets you save webpages to read later, even without an Internet connection. If you like to keep up to date with the latest news: whether it be Android news, politics, sports, entertainment or perhaps the latest blog by that guy that does that thing… or web page, then Read It Later Pro might just be your thing. Read It Later Pro allows you to save web pages for reading later within the application. It’s an app that iPhone users have enjoyed for some time and has recently become available for Android. Obviously it is a paid application- there is no ‘lite’ version to get your teeth stuck into first, but if you read a lot on your phone, Read It Later Pro doesn’t disappoint. Price: $2.99 Tested on: HTC Desire HDContent Rating – Everyone Pros Cons Read It Later Pro puts you in control of Read More

SocialCam: This app offers you an easy way to share videos with your friends. With the app, you can record, tag and share your videos in addition to browsing, liking and commenting on those belonging to friends. Kazaa: Instead of launching in the official app stores, Kazaa made its music subscription service available on mobile via www.kazaa.com. The decision was made primarily to thumb its nose at Apple, because of the company's "recent announcement that it will now keep 30% of revenue generated by new subscriptions and media purchases," says Zazaa. Color: At launch, this location-based photo sharing app was widely denounced by reviewers who weren't pleased with the user experience (but who were likely just expecting more given the outrageous $41 million in funding its creators received). Curious what all the fuss was about? Color is free for iPhone and Android. (Our coverage) QuickCam: A seriously fast iPhone camera app Read More

The zombie apocalypse is coming, and you can't take your katana everywhere. Well, you can, but that's a pain. Much better is Gerber's new Apocalypse Kit, which has all the cutty slashy stuff you'll need to make it through the zombie plague. The kit's based on the cache of Gerber weapons Rick and... More » Read More

Do you come across a lot of interesting articles online, but don't always have the time to read them? Read It Later Pro for your Android phone allows you to queue up as many as you'd like for later perusal. And the best part is: You don't even need an Internet signal. Because I'm a bit of a goon, I tend to spend a lot of time reading news and weird science articles online. There's a lot of information on the web, however, so I don't always get around to reading every one. That's why Read It Later Pro is kind of an ideal app to have on hand. This app allows you to put stories all in one place, so you can read them on the go, when you have time. Instead of distracting yourself while you're supposed to be working, you can check articles out later, when you're riding Read More

Read It Later is the answer to one of the most ignored problems in web surfing today. We have all experienced the annoyance of having to email a website to ourselves to read later or clutter our bookmarks with sites that we'll forget really soon. Read it Later is attempting to solve that issue by providing us with a dedicated application for links that just need to be, well, read later. It lets you save pages to read later. They would like you to think of it as a "staging area" for bookmarks. What's nice about this app, is that it allows Android users to download your saved list for offline viewing, which is especially handy on the go. The app syncs with its computer counterpart that is available for all major browsers. From either the phone's browser to the one on your computer, you can tag links to be read 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 week or so. One thing I'd like to point out this week - the apps are just getting prettier and prettier. They are no longer those ugly ogre-like beasts we used to see so much, but polished, pretty flowers (I mean, muscle cars, beer, bench press, aww, it's too late now). Please wait for this page to load in full in order to see the AppBrain widgets, which include ratings and pricing info. This is one good-looking app. Seriously stunning stuff. -- Easily view and edit your Google tasks and calendar events on one touch list. * Add Google tasks and events with just 2 taps! * Check your agenda for today and coming days at a glance!! * Plan your day Read More

In today’s fresh apps, you can save off your web finds to perusing later, make your phone work on its own, and update your contact applet for the 21st century. Information comes at us from all angles these days. I find interesting web pages and online articles all over the web just by following a thread or two – but I rarely have time to read all that I would like to. That’s the problem Read It Later Pro solves. Save web pages and articles for reading later – even offline. The marketing slogan calls it “A DVR for the Web”. The app and service work together so that you can read anywhere. An article view turns web articles and images into a nice mobile presentation. How far you’ve read also gets synced, so no matter when you continue reading you can pick up where you’ve left off. Apps deliver tremendous Read More

Don Wright was diagnosed with myeloma—cancer in his blood cells and bone marrow—two weeks after running his first marathon. His doctor gave him a five-year survival estimate. Eight years later he has run 60 26.2-mile races in 41 states and takes just one pill per day to keep his cancer at bay.More » Read More