Dropbox Paper, the company’s platform for better collaboration between team members, is exiting private beta, entering an open beta for all to use. Not only is the beta opening up, but Dropbox also released updated apps for Android and iOS to celebrate. (more…)
Category: Apps
The latest selection of Android apps, both free and paid, are found right here. If you were looking for that fresh list of trending Android apps, we have you covered on a daily basis. Want to know the newest Android application releases first? Want to know which Android applications are free for a limited time?
Whether it’s Gmail, Google Calendar, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram, or lesser known apps like Nova Launcher, Trello, Sling TV, and Philips Hue, you will know the best Android apps at all times.
Got a suggestion for a new app you think we should check out? We are all ears and regularly accept user-submitted applications, so that you won’t pay until you know if we approve.
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Apple Music Jumps Out of Beta, Which It Probably had Some Dumb Exclusive On
Apple Music, a late-to-the-party and sloppily created music service that few would care about if it wasn’t for Apple’s large bank account and the company’s willingness to empty that account into the pocket books of musicians for exclusive rights to songs and albums, is now out of beta. I know, you probably didn’t even realize that it was still technically in beta, but it was. And now, it isn’t.
By shedding the beta tag, Apple Music has landed on v1.0.0 with a new equalizer and other performance, playback, and stability improvements along for the ride. (more…)
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Google Wants You and Your Kids to Explore the Himalayas With Verne, a 500ft Yeti
Google’s newest app on Android is a kids game that uses the power of Google Maps’ 3D imagery to let you explore the Himalayas. It’s called Verne: The Himalayas, and it lets you play as a 500 foot tall yeti named Verne whose playground is the Himalayas. Get it? (more…)
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Supposed Nexus Launcher Leaked This Week, You can Download It Today
Over the past couple of days, leaks of a “Nexus Launcher” have made various appearances, first as just a visual representation and then as an actual .apk file almost anyone could load. We promise we haven’t been ignoring it, we’ve just been doing things like covering phone events and not getting overly-hyped over a half-working, slightly-tweaked feature-weak version of the Google Now Launcher that also happens to have a permanent calendar widget.
But anyways, this new Nexus Launcher is thought to arrive on the new Nexus phones in due time. It’s not a radical new invention of the launcher, but it does offer some changes that you may have to get used to, assuming you are partial to the classic app drawer button. (more…)
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BlackBerry Launches Hub+ Suite of Apps for Android 6.0+ Devices
BlackBerry announced the Hub+ suite of applications this morning, not limited to just BlackBerry devices. In fact, any Android device running Android 6.0+ can use these apps free of charge and ad-free, at least for a limited time. Inside this suite is the Hub app itself, the unified inbox that helps users keep their email and messages organized, while also secured.
In addition to Hub, BlackBerry is allowing everyone to download its Password Keeper application (self explanatory, I hope), Calendar, Notes, Tasks, Launcher, and more. The apps are the exact same you would find on any recently launched BlackBerry Android device. (more…)
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Instagram Intros Stories Feature, Because Forget Snapchat
Snapchat introduced Stories this morning. Oh, wait, I mean Instagram. Let’s try this again. Instagram introduced Stories this morning, a feature that 100% copies Snapchat’s Stories feature. With Instagram Stories, users can upload different clips and shots into the same Story, then share that Story with whoever they want on Instagram. If this sounds like Snapchat Stories, it should, because it’s the exact same thing. (more…)
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Galaxy Note 7 Buyers, the Galaxy Game Pack Gives $400 Worth of In-Game Goodies
Exclusive to buyers of the Galaxy Note 7, Samsung is teaming up with Google to offer nearly $400 worth of in-app goodies for lovers of mobile games. Thanks to the Vulkan API, mobile gamers are getting treated to some excellent games, and with the Galaxy Game Pack, owners of the Galaxy Note 7 are seriously getting spoiled.
Inside this Galaxy Game Pack, users will get special in-game giveaways for titles such as Hit, Need for Speed No Limits, Vainglory, Olympus Rising, Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes, Asphalt 8, Hearthstone, Hungry Shark World, and more. (more…)
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Under Armour Launches UA Shop, App to Buy Shirts and Shoes
A new app from Under Armour has hit Google Play, providing access for shoppers to acquire t-shirts, shoes, workout gear, and more all while being mobile. Using data provided via the Connected Fitness platform, the app can recommend items to you based on your activity, making the experience a bit personalized. (more…)