WordPress for Android has recently been updated and it looks like a fairly big release. Not only did WordPress make the jump up to version 2.0, but the app has left the confines of the Android Market and is now available for the Kindle Fire and the Nook Tablet by way of their respective app more »

Google has rolled out the latest update for the Android Google+ app. This latest version is currently available in the Android Market and it brings a few changes which should make the app a bit more user friendly. The change log reads as follows; Massive performance improvements across the app What’s Hot! View who +1′d more »

Google has rolled out the latest update for Google Voice on Android. This update arrives as version 0.4.2.44 and will run on devices with 1.6 or later. And worth noting before we get to the part about the changes; “You must open Google Voice at least once after upgrading to route calls.” With that out more »

Microsoft has released their latest Android app. That app arrives as OneNote and it will be compatible with Android devices running 2.3 Gingerbread or higher. The OneNote app is available by way of the Android Market and has landed as version 14.0.4906.3000 and measures in as a 7.0M file size. In terms of the app, more »

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 »

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 »

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.

The Path app for Android has recently been update and it looks like quite a few welcomed changes and additions have come along with. Just to begin with, this latest release of Path for Android arrives as version 2.0.30, measures in as a 3.8M file download and it requires Android 2.1 or later for use. more »

If you are a Rhapsody subscriber and happen to have an Android tablet then you may be happy to hear this latest news — an updated version of the Rhapsody app has come available and it has brought support for Android tablets. More specifically, the Rhapsody app has been updated to bring proper support for more »

Google has recently announced the latest addition to the Android Market, though just to clarify — this addition is not an app that you will be downloading and installing. This new addition has arrived with the codename of “Bouncer” and it is aimed towards blocking malware. According to the details coming from a recent Google more »