When crowd-favorite zombie shooter Dead Trigger decided to drop its price from $0.99 to free, citing concerns over piracy, the tech world renewed its interest in an age-old debate: how bad is piracy for developers? Of course, any lost sale is money out of a developer’s pocket (though it’s important to distinguish between downloads and lost sales). However, the question should and needs to be answered: just how bad is the piracy problem on Android? . . . → Read More: [Editorial] Just How Bad Is App Piracy On Android Anyway? Hint: We’re Asking The Wrong Question
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These days, 0ur phones and tablets perhaps represent a bigger part of our lives than the desktop and laptop of old did. We all know the writing is on the wall for the laptop and many of us – myself included – are beginning to use a tablet in its place. With that shiny new Nexus 7 filled up of all your personal data it’d be nice to know that it’s all safe, read on to see what Clickfree can do to help with that . . . → Read More: Featured App Review: Clickfree Backup With Olympics season in full swing, we’ve seen plenty of apps to help you keep track of which teams are winning which events, but not many that help you show off a little bit of national pride. . . . → Read More: [New App] Panasonic Flag Tags Lets You Show Your Olympic Spirit, Paint Your Face With Chosen Flag Colors A new version of Google’s Play Store is currently rolling out to Android handsets across the world. While the update isn’t as big of a leap as the last one, version 3.7.15 appears to bring numerous performance enhancements and bug fixes on the back end. Sprint users are reporting that the update has allowed them to download apps over the carrier’s new… . . . → Read More: Google Play Store Version 3.7.15 Rolling Out Now [Download] While Google Earth recently impressed us with its 3D antics at Google I/O , its 2D counterpart, Google Maps . . . → Read More: Google Maps debuts higher resolution imagery around the world Google is all about teaching customers to use Android, recently. After posting a tutorial video the other day, Google has now published yet another tutorial. . . . → Read More: Google Posts Yet Another How-To, This Time Focuses on Google Apps Google already released a couple of short “how to” videos for the Nexus 7, and it looks like this is becoming a daily thing. Today’s video is on Google Apps. . . . → Read More: Google Releases Yet Another Nexus 7 ‘How To’ Spotlighting Google Apps The 2012 Olympics are finally about to get underway this week, with the opening ceremony taking place at the Olympic Park at 9pm (British time) on Friday! If you’re visiting London for the first time over the next few weeks to take it all in, finding your way around can be quite daunting. Fortunately, there are a number of apps which you can download to help you get from A to B, whether you want to use the tube, get around on a bus or cycle your way through the city. . . . → Read More: Are You Heading To London For The Olympics? Here Are A Few Apps To Help You Get Around The City! Madfinger’s decision to move their popular zombie shooter game Dead Trigger from $0.99 to free was met with both cheers and jeers. Anyone looking to download the game for free from Google Play couldn’t have been more happy. Those who had already purchased the game felt like they had been cheated, which Madfinger could certainly sympathize with. . . . → Read More: Dead Trigger’s price change due to “unbelievably high” piracy rates 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 2 weeks or so. . . . → Read More: 21 Best (And 2 WTF) New Android Apps And Live Wallpapers From The Last 2 Weeks (7/10/12 – 7/20/12) |
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