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Alien Assault Tower Defense TD Is A 16 Bit Style Game {REVIEW}
Nov 24th
Alien Assault Tower Defense TD, developed by smrtTech, provides a unique gameplay that is equally fun and addicting. Featuring multiple difficulty levels and defense techniques, Alien Assault Tower Defense TD is a must to play game. Read More
DioNote for Android Takes Handwriting To The Next Level
Oct 18th
Dionote, developed by Diotek, is a very dynamic and intriguing app that allows users to create notes not only by typing but also using their handwriting without any problems. Dionote includes two types of modes for creating notes or memos. First is ‘Entry Mode’ and the second is ‘Canvas Mode’. Read More
App Downloads Will Cross 102 Billion This Year, Gartner Research Shows
Sep 19th
According to a new research by Gartner, global App downloads will exceed 102 billion this year. 90% of these App downloads are made from Apple’s App Store on iOS, and Google’s Play Store on Android. These downloads will lead to over $26 billion in revenue from applications. Read More
Review – City Of Splendors for Android and iOS
Jul 13th
City of Splendors is a 3D MMO or, particularly, MMORPG action style game that is compatible across all iOS devices and Android devices. City of Splendors is wildly immersive and takes players into a complete fantasy world of their own and it is one of its kind. Read More
Any.DO Developers Release Cal, A Smart Calendar App Designed With Love
Jul 12th
The minds behind the popular To-Do App, ‘Any.DO,’ just released their new calendar App, called ‘Cal.’ Cal is part of their new ‘App Family,’ which contains Any.DO, Cal, and two more upcoming apps, Mail and Memo.
Android Studio – An IDE Just For Android Developers
May 15th
Android developers are getting a huge boost today. Google at Google I/O today announced the release of Android Studio – an IDE built just for Android developers so they can build and deploy Apps faster. This is nothing completely unique to the platform, but instead a much needed tool as most of the other major players in the market like Apple and Microsoft provide their own set of tools to ease the life of developers. Android Studio is a replacement for Eclipse. Read More
Android Developers Can Now Beta Test Before Pushing Out Updates
May 15th
If you are a successful Android developer, chances are that you wouldn’t want to push out an update that is unstable and might cause distress amongst your loyal user fan base. At Google I/O today, Google announced that starting today, Android developers will be able to beta test their Apps before pushing it out to the masses. Within the developer console, there will now be three tabs – “alpha testing”, “beta testing” and “product”. Read More
Google Launches Unified Messaging App for iOS, Android and Chrome
May 15th
At Google I/O today, Google launched a new unified messaging App for iOS, Android and Chrome dubbed “Hangouts”. Hangouts is now a standalone application instead of simply being a feature of Google+ and as Google describes it – “conversations which last” and “with people that you love.” Just like any other messaging App, you will find all your friends with whom you can chat, share photos, emoji and voice calls for free. Read More
Facebook Home Getting Mixed Reviews from Google Play Users, Mostly Negative Than Positive
Apr 12th
Just hours ago, Facebook Home was made available on the Google Play network and only users with eligible devices can download and install the App. While the App got a lot of praise from the general media, a high percentage of users are not liking the App and at the time of this writing, there are over 689 one star ratings. The average rating of the App is at 2.5/5. Read More
