Software / Applications
Back To The Future iPad game series gets a temporary price cut
While we try and leave the gaming coverage to the good folks at our sister site GamerTell, there are times when a game related item catches our fancy. And well, given some of us at GadgeTell like the simpler games, you know, the ones we can play on our tablets and smartphones — this one more »
SugarSync for Windows Phone will be available soon
Cloud storage solution SugarSync is about to get another version by way of a Windows Phone app soon. In case you’re not aware, SugarSync works and functions like more popular cloud storage solution, Dropbox. In fact, it might have some better features than Dropbox. At any rate, SugarSync for mobile devices has been pretty much more »
Readability iOS and Android apps are done and awaiting release
Perhaps you’ve heard of Readability, the free online service that lets you save web articles offline in an easy-to-read format. Since its debut, Readability has been lacking a dedicated app. Its users have relied on a HTML5 website to access all of their reading material. On Monday, the Readability app development team announced its iOS more »
Plants vs Zombies lands on the BlackBerry PlayBook
PopCap continues to make sure its games are available on every platform available, as Plants vs Zombies is now available on the BlackBerry PlayBook. The popular tower defense game where your walls of plants protect a house from an army of zombies should be in the App World right now, though these is no available more »
TELUS launches new innovations for Optik TV
Telus Canada’s innovative TV service is about to get even more exciting with the launch of two new sub-products, the Optik TV for Xbox 360 and Optik on the go. According to Telus’ Chief Commercial Officer, Joe Natale, these two new products is aimed at continuously transforming the way their customers will enjoy Optik TV. more »
Tweetbot, the best iOS Twitter app has finally come to the iPad
Tweetbot has long been my daily Twitter client for my iPhone, and today Tapbots brought that experience to the iPad. Tweetbot, if you’re not familiar, is a robot-themed gesture-based Twitter client. It’s been available on the iPhone/iPod touch for a while, and now there’s a version available for the iPad. Tweetbot for iPad brings the more »
Google finally brings Chrome beta to Android
Google has finally decided to bring Chrome to Android, as long as you have an Ice Cream Sandwich device. Google for Android beta is here, more specifically it’s in the Android Market. Just like the desktop version of the web browser, Chrome for Android is built for speed and simplicity (though it is arguable that more »
Transparent Screen for Android lets you keep an eye on two things at once
We’ve all been in a situation when we’re walking around in public with our eyes glued to our smartphones. We have to keep looking up whenever we do this because there’s always the risk of running into someone or something while our attention is diverted. That’s where a new app called Transparent Screen comes in. more »
Fake Instagram for Android app made a brief appearance in the Android Market
You may not have noticed, but a bogus Instagram for Android app recently appeared in the Android Market. The fake Instagram app played on the desires of Android users to finally have access to one of the most popular apps on iOS. Unfortunately, it turns out this app did nothing but fill phones with malware.
Skype for Windows receives a much-needed update
Skype has just released version 5.8 of Skype for Windows, bringing in some nice features particularly full HD video-calling, support for Facebook audio and video calling, and group screen sharing. With the new version of Skype for Windows, you can now make crystal-clear video calls with your loved ones or business contacts. This was made more »
























