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Written by Mark
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Monday, 26 July 2010 21:02 |
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So I recently acquired a Barnes and Noble Nook e-book reader. For those of you who have not seen this, this is a device which has the e-ink screen which is great for reading books. I was especially interested in the Nook because it runs on Android and operates through touch. The Nook's version of Android is heavily modified so you really cant see the basic Android we are used to on our devices, however there are ways to hack the nook to run your own software on it. (hint search on google for 'nook hack').
The Nook application can be downloaded here on the market.
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Written by Derreck Mayer
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Wednesday, 14 April 2010 20:32 |
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Wikipathia is a free app in the Android market that gives you two terms or concepts; then it is your job to essentially connect the dots, making the shortest path between the two things using the massive amount of Wikipedia articles as your links. Once you click start, you are given a Wiki list of everything that comes up in common with your starting term. Clicking on a new term will then give you a new list, hopefully leading you closer to the term you are trying to reach. Each time you click on a new term it counts as a path. The goal is to connect the two original concepts with the fewest number of paths.
You can download this application from the market here.
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Written by Grant
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Wednesday, 14 April 2010 00:00 |
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Robo Defense is a very popular game of strategy that involves the purchase and placement of various tower cannons, used to destroy an enemy army. This is a great game of battle that requires you to plan out your purchases with money that is acquired by the successful destruction of your enemy forces. This is an entertaining game of battle.
You can download this on the Market here.
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Written by Derreck Mayer
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Monday, 29 March 2010 19:17 |
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For years I have used Skype on my computer to instant message, voice and video chat with friends and family all across the country. Just this past week Skype released a mobile version of their software to be used with Android phones on the Verizon Wireless network. The app is free and can be found in the market as of last Thursday.
Download this on the Market here.
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Written by Derreck Mayer
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010 23:33 |
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There has been great debate over which style of keyboard is best on a cell phone, which is the most user friendly. Some believe "real" keys are the most reliable for texting but others have found touchscreen keyboards to be just as good, if not better. Several Android apps give the option to install a new touch keyboard onto your phone to be used instead of the standard, native keyboard. One such app, SlideIT (that's a capital "it" by the way) combines some nice features that enhance the native Android touch keyboard.
Download on the Market here.
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