Zombie games are a dime a dozen, but this one is at least a bit different because it's a neat, twisted take on the classic Oregon Trail game.
Pops lets you personalize your alerts with great looking videos and animations so you can have a different fun experience when receiving messages from each contact. I lets you create a POP from your family or pets photos and videos and even send a POP to your friends.
It got free GIFs, Funny memes and lots of fun animations (Cats! Yay!)
It's teh only app that will make your iPhone friends jealous with your Android phone!
Nice mix of 3-D action adventure and role-playing. It's got some pretty graphics but is still a bit buggy.
Took its sweet time arriving on Android, but we're glad it's here.
I'd stress out just paying $50 for this app, but your mileage may vary. After all, if it works for you, it could be the best $50 you spend... and certainly cheaper than many alternatives.
Pretty much an essential app for students at the U of M!
Fun fantasy elements which cleverly mixes elements of strategy, time management and simulation, plus one or two surprises along the way.
Nice way to back up all your Android stuff to the cloud.
Nice, tough puzzle game which kind of crosses crosswords (without clues!) with Sudoku. Get yer brain ready to be taxed.
Simple word association game, and it does it well. Doesn't pack too much of a challenge, but could be good for kids.
Here's a word game that will really flex your brain. You need to know a bit of trivia and general knowledge as well as be a wordsmith with this one.
Simple but effective. Multiple game modes make this one have some longevity, as do the different skill levels.
Android has good potential, but it's so annoying when an application clearly crashes or is hogging all your resources, and you need to go through the long process of finding the kill app button in the settings. With this, you can multi-kill all the apps or some of the apps running and be done with it. It's a must for Android, probably can be improved, but this is the free version, so I assume the pro version has better features.
I played this game a few years ago, it's pretty cool. I honestly didn't like the controls, but, it's free and it's pretty cool to use. Usually when I play this game, it's because I don't have anything else to do, or because I'm stuck on a plane. Again, it's free, nothing to lose. Plus if you're a developer, there's a really good talk on the making of this game from Google I/O.
I'm a developer and I'm always testing my apps with different internet connection configurations. I found this app to be really useful. You can switch to 3g for a specific period of time. So if I'm maybe in a low wifi area where I know wifi isn't going to work I can turn it off for half an hour and it'll auto turn back on after the timer.
It's a nice idea but come on, there's a big banner with an advert on it. I uninstalled this app straight away from disappointment.
It's good as a database of things around you. But, it's really missing opening times or at least a link to a more info web page to help google the opening time. I guess it does have a contact number for the store/shop, but I'm a bit of a recluse when it comes to phone calls. Close but no cigar in this case.
I really like what they've done with this. I use Chrome on the desktop and it's my browser of choice there. On Android, Chrome is again my browser of choice. There are sometimes some quirks, but in general, it's very slick to use. The UI for switching tabs is very well done and you can even get it to synchronise your bookmarks and settings with your desktop version. Best browser on Android.
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