If full Onlive compatibility wasn’t enough to sway you into picking up the OUYA, maybe their all new buddy will. It looks like the OUYA console has snagged its first big fish, reeling in video game publishing giant Square Enix who’s now officially on board the OUYA-train. Square Enix announced that the recently launched Final Fantasy 3 will be the first title they’ll bring to the Android game console, and marks the very first time US gamers will have the opportunity to play FF3 on their television screens. . . . → Read More: Square Enix Officially Jumps On Board The OUYA Train – Announces Enhanced Final Fantasy 3 Remake
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There’s always been a sort of love/hate relationship with Android and their exorbitant use of ads inside their apps. On a good day, they’re unobtrusive and give you the chance to experience apps you would normally wouldn’t because you’re too cheap to spend a buck on a theme (I’ve been guilty of this myself). On a bad day, they push ads to your notification bar, hound you about a free iPood you’ve magically won, and install shortcuts onto your homescreen that imitate a separate app. . . . → Read More: Google’s New Ad Policy Could Signal The End For Airpush and Other Annoying Android Ads Gears & Guts cruised into Android today, bristling with all manner of unlikely weaponry. . . . → Read More: Gears & Guts brings together zombies and reckless driving If you’re a frequent traveler, you have no doubt heard about SeatGuru. This is a wonderful service that helps you figure out which seat will be the best on your next flight. At long last SeatGuru has released an Android app so you can get this invaluable information on the go. . . . → Read More: [New App] SeatGuru Arrives On Android So You Can Fly In Style With Better Airline Seating A new photo app called Pictarine was launched today, tying into multiple photography sites and offering a single a dashboard to flip through them. 11 networks are currently supported, including the biggies like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Flickr, as well as some smaller ones like 500px, Photobucket, and Shutterfly. . . . → Read More: Browse all of your online pictures with Pictarine for Android Sudo Make Me An App has just released Sudo QuickLaunch to the Play Store, an app that handily replaces Google Now’s swipe-up gesture in Jelly Bean with a list of your favorite apps. If you’re like me, you hit the search bar in Jelly Bean more often than you swipe up to get to Google Search, so Sudo QuickLaunch is a welcome addition that not only makes that gesture useful, but can keep your home screen clutter-free . . . → Read More: [New App] Sudo QuickLaunch Replaces Jelly Bean’s Google Now Swipe Gesture With A List Of Your Favorite Apps Today TripAdvisor launched a new Android app called SeatGuru, which helps users book flights, pick seats, and monitor flight status. The app has access to over 700 seat maps across almost 100 airlines, as well as a plethora of user reviews from their travel network to make these choices a bit more easily. . . . → Read More: SeatGuru by TripAdvisor helps you get that extra legroom on your next flight . . . → Read More: Amazon Cloud Player now matches iTunes purchases and CD rips I make no bones of the fact that Amazon’s MP3 service is my favored music playback option on Android, and the service just got a big update to compete with its primary rival – Google Music. . . . → Read More: Awesome: Amazon MP3 Now Matches Your Imported Music To Its Own Library And Gives You 256Kbps Versions, Plus A Lot More Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will announce his running mate … on his official Android and iPhone apps . . . → Read More: Romney to announce VP pick via Android, iPhone apps |
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