Ludia, a Canadian video game developer famous for board game and game show adaptations across various platforms, recently added a second entry to their Android catalogue with Family Feud and Friends, a game that looks to bring the Family Feud experience to your mobile device with “HD graphics” and a few compelling gameplay elements made possible by the jump from TV to mobile. . . . → Read More: [New Game] Ludia Releases Official Family Feud And Friends With Social Play That Doesn’t Limit The Feud To Family
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That’s right, it’s taken far too long as it is however, Google have finally got their heads in the game and sorted out contact photos on Android. . . . → Read More: Featured: Finally, You Can Enjoy High-Resolution Contact Photos on Android The XOOM 2, for those who don’t know, is the better named European version of the US Xyboard. . . . → Read More: Motorola XOOM 2 WiFi And XOOM Family Edition Finally Getting ICS In Europe Today has undoubtedly been a momentous one for Amazon. . . . → Read More: Amazon Introduces X-Ray For Movies, Kindle Serials, Immersion Reading, Whispersync For Voice, And Dolby Digital Plus With The New Kindle Family To celebrate the joyous occasion of going back to school (!!!), U.S. Cellular is offering adding lines to their family plans for free through 2012, with up to four extra lines. Meaning you can pay to have a 2 line family plan and get 6 lines, saving up to $80 per month . . . → Read More: U.S. Cellular Offering Added Lines To Family Plan Free As our address books become more advanced and we become more and more inundated with information, it can become difficult to keep up with all the people we need to interact with on a regular basis. NextCall augments your address book by letting you rank important contacts, set alerts for when you need to call them, and sort your contacts into business and personal categories . . . → Read More: NextCall Helps You Keep Track Of Important Contacts You Haven’t Called In A While Verizon has officially announced the impending launch of its shared data plans on June 28, and at first glance, they make look a little confusing: The reality is much simpler ( check out this PDF – it’s better). . . . → Read More: The New Verizon Wireless Shared Data Plans Start June 28th, Here’s How They Work Ralph de la Vega, CEO of AT&T Mobility, has stated that AT&T will soon offer a family data plan it its customers. This means customers could buy one amount of data for the whole family plan, just like they do with minutes, and share it. . . . → Read More: AT&T Unveiling Family Data Plans Soon One local Android app development competition turned a father and sons trio into Kukurin Android Team. The motivation and technical talent behind Team Kukurin led them to create one of the most interesting apps in the Android Market to date; Worldscope Webcams . . . → Read More: Family of developers creates massive global webcam app [PRESS RELEASE] Ancestry.com subscribers now have another way to access their family tree, as the company has released the first beta version of their official Android app. At the moment, it’s read only, meaning you can’t modify information via the app, and the team has yet to implement many other necessary features such as searching for specific people in your tree. The official description: First beta release of the Ancestry app. . . . → Read More: Ancestry.com Releases Official Beta App, Allows Subscribers To See (But Not Modify) Their Family Tree |
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