NBT Android screencast episode 3: Lock screen customization (WidgetLocker)
This episode of the Android screencast expands on last week’s intro into launchers and widgets with lock screen customization using WidgetLocker, a $3 Android app
TV Listings for Android tells you what’s on
Sometimes it’s the simplest apps that makes me appreciate my tablet. Growing up if you wanted to know what was on TV you had to
Zite is a great way to discover news
Sometimes the most dangerous thing that can happen for a mobile device user is finding an app that fits the usage scenario perfectly. Why? Because
Phonejoy controller gives you root-less analog stick support
We talk a lot about game controllers on Android, and it’s no secret that the root route is where the biggest rewards lie in terms
Back up and sync your game saves with Dropsync for Android
I have only talked about Dropsync before on another site, but Bryan has talked about DropSpace. Both DropSpace and Dropsync are apps that deal with syncing
Use My Work Clock to keep track of your hours
At the beginning of February I started a second hourly job. It is my responsibility to keep track of my own hours for both jobs. Neither one
Office Suite Pro updated to version 6
One of my most used apps on my tablet is Office Suite Pro. It’s what I use to open and edit Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents
Amazon Appstore introduces in-app purchasing
Everyone should know by know how much I love the Amazon Appstore. I guess I can blame my parents for making me so frugal to
View Minecraft maps on tablets
If you play Minecraft multiplayer, you might have heard of Bukkit and Dynmap. Bukkit is a plugin for Minecraft multiplayer servers, and Dynmap is Bukkit’s
OnLive Desktop switches to Windows Server 2008
OnLive Desktop, OnLive’s virtual PC offering, originally ran on Windows 7, but quickly got in licensing trouble with Microsoft over giving people free access to both
