Haven't used the app in-season, but seems very useful for fixing the lineup and checking the standings. Read the help if you have questions, I needed to before I understood how to navigate fully.
The maps are also neat. I mean, most stores have a similar layout, but it's never a bad thing to prepare.
I have a soft-spot for love poetry. Share your faves with friends and maybe that special someone.
Another one of those "I'm bored..lets download something" apps, Spark simply vibrates the phone and draws lightening from wherever you touch. I found it amusing for the whole five minutes it grabbed my ADD attention span, but my wife still gets huge kick out of it.
Has some interesting one-liners. Honestly, you could probably come up with better ones on your own, like: "Hi my name is _____. I love you."
App does a great job integrating features form the site.
I got this app when I first got my phone via a recommendation from Best Buy. It simply loads my phones camera, provides a "targeting window" and captures any QR code placed in the window. capturing occurs fairly quickly, although I have had some trouble with QR codes printed on paper. simple and easy to use.
Android's facebook app basically manages your news feed, invites, and messages from a dedicated app instead of through the browser. I find it useful as a boredom buster by checking on the facebook news feeds. I does lack all the features of the full facebook site, but I just click on the 'view facebook webpage' link for all of that.
I downloaded the app because some inner child part of me thought it would be cool to have something start-trek related on my phone. I was amazed by how much gadgetry goodness is packed into this app. It measure acoustic levels, monitors solar flare activity, gives me a complete readout of wireless signals, and even has a metal detector built right in. most of these tools are completely pointless, but I do whip out the EM wireless monitor at work to check client's wireless signal strength.
Advanced Task Killer lite is an ad-supported version of ATK. The google ad near the bottom of the screen is small and out of the way. The app simply gives you a list of all the processes running on your phone (excluding critical system tasks) and lets you close any you select. It's reliable, and helps clean up some of the apps that inconveniently lack close buttons
Jewels is an ad-supported, no nonesense version of the classic gem-swapping game bejeweled. It keeps a point score and has pretty good graphics, but the jewels are a little small for my large fingers and I have trouble selecting them sometimes.
Works great if you are constantly stat checking. A nice layout and predictive search makes it a must have.
The official Digg application is a nice and polished way to Digg on the go. Some improvements are needed such as designating topic views and upcoming stories rather than just displaying stories on the homepage.
This is nice to have if you use your Android device as a music player. A simple and straightforward way to add music to your library on the go.
This is kind of like s Hipstamatic for Android. It has a ton of camera effects, although it doesn't have the fun kitschy UI that Hipsta has.
The demo is fun to play with, but you'll need to buy the pro version to save pics in anything better than low rez.
but I think this is a great little application. It's simple and easy to use and provides great recommendations on your android device.
Love this. look at all the current magazine covers and when you can buy the single copies...any time soon??.....this will be 5 bars.
plus its a really solid and well writted app.
Rainbow craze that is spreading over the Internet is now going mobile. Skittles is introducing a mobile app for Android, that lets you style up your photos with different types of rainbows and Skittles candy. Add double rainbow, circle rainbow or rainbow lasers to your screen and take a photo that you can instantly share on Facebook and with other fans of the Rainbow.
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