Posts Tagged ‘Android Apps’

Lookout, the mobile security folks for smartphones says that Android apps by jakeey (one or more of these apps listed) are stealing your data and sending it to unknown persons in China.According to Lookout, the applications in question are collecting:browsing history text messages your SIM card data subscriber ID voicemail passwordIt's only a matter of time before ...

Google is offering users a simple-to-use DIY app maker. You need little or no programming knowledge as App Inventor Beta uses a sort of WYSIWYG approach. It relies on visual blocks rather than arcane code and can handle just about anything you could do with an Android phone. This includes access to GPS and ...

Apps Organizer by Fabio Collini is a great application which lets you organize your plethora of Android Apps by using labels. You can then create a label shortcut (which can use a custom icon by the way) on your home screen which accesses all the apps with that label (sort of like a folder ...

Accoring to AndroLib.com, the Android Market has unofficially passed 20,000 apps.  These are unofficial because Google hasn't publicly releasing any stats to date. As you can see from the pie chart above, 62 percent of the applications are free. That is a great ratio!The really amazing aspect is the rate of growth, going from about 6,000 ...

We are getting close to the end of the year so you can always count on top lists. Today, Sascha Segan of PC Mag.com put up his holiday list of smartphone app freebies, covering 100 free applications on different platforms. For Android smartphones, Sascha give us a top 20 free Android applications:Here is the PCMag.com ...

After months of waiting, the Android Developers Challenge 2 results are in. These winners were selected after two rounds of scoring by thousands of Android users as well as an official panel of judges.The ADC2 is for developers who can submit there apps and get rewarded for their hard work. The winners are listed below ...