Published on Monday, March 8, 2010 by Jared DiPane If you are like me and love to take full advantage of the amazing camera that your Android device provides you (at least those of you without Droids), you probably snap tons of pictures. Sometimes they are worthy of sending off to others, and sometimes they could use some touch-ups. Without always having the PC around, having Photoshop Mobile allows quick edits and t...

Published on Tuesday, March 2, 2010 by Phil Nickinson The popular Web-based Twitter client HootSuite was released for Android this morning, and it's already proving itself to be a top-tier application.If you're already signed up with HootSuite, you can simply log-in, and it brings your accounts (HootSuite supports multiple Twitter accounts) with it. That's a pretty big time-saver for those of us with split personalities...

Published on Monday, March 1, 2010 by Phil Nickinson For you Android owners out there who spend as much time on your Xbox as your phone, be sure to check out 360 Live. The app gives you access to your Xbox Live gamer profile, as well as your friends' profiles. You can check out gamercards, profiles, the games attached to their profiles, and send and receive messages. 360 Live runs $2.50 in the Android Market. You can d...

Published on Friday, February 26, 2010 by Jeremy Sikora   If you know any of us here at Android Central, you'll know we love our Twitter so when I had the chance to check out the latest application from LevelUp Studio, Touiteur, [Market Link] I jumped at the chance.Touiteur is free for the the basic version and will run you about $3 for the premium version, which includes light and dark themes along with three s...

Published on Tuesday, February 23, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Android 1.6 and up: For those of you with Android phones looking for some sound prescription drug information, the popular Epocrates service is now available in a beta app. Clinical content isn't being updated while the app's in beata, but the basic service is still there, including: Dosing information. Black box warning. Adverse reactions. Pill...

Published on Monday, February 22, 2010 by Jeremy Sikora  In search of the ultimate sports portal available in the Android Market? Look no further than SportsTap which happens to be completely free and is compatible with any Android device.Sportstap is the ideal app that enables you to get all of your scores and game details directly on your phone. You can check up to the minute standings, team stats, player ...

Published on Tuesday, February 9, 2010 by Phil Nickinson For Motorola Droid and Nexus One: If you're looking for a quick way to figure out what's for dinner, there's Urbanspoon. Now in Version 1.0 (and free!) for Android, it's a simple dial-a-meal that lets you choose location, ethnicity and price. Or you can choose "shake" for a random selection. Vote on your favorites, read and write reviews, find add...

Published on Friday, February 5, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Android 2.0+ If you've been looking to get your hands on a first-person shooter, iQapps has brought its iCommando: Operation Dark Haze game over to Android. Gameplay is simple yet immersive. You're Maj. John McKenzie, a sniper in North Africa. Tilt the phone in the zoomed-out view to target the bad guys. Then zoom in and take them out. There are six levels, each...

Published on Thursday, February 4, 2010 by Phil Nickinson A bunch of you keep asking about the calendar widget I've got on my home screen. So, here it is. Pure Calendar is a widget (not an app) that has a ton of settings and is available in a number of sizes. That's a 2-icon-by-2-icon size on the left there, and 4-by-4 on the right, and there are in-between sizes as well. But where Pure Calendar really shines is the number ...

Published on Wednesday, February 3, 2010 by Phil Nickinson Another day, another Twitter client. this time around we're taking a look at Twicca, which currently is in open beta and available for free in the Android Market. Twicca is a no-frills client. You see the Tweet, you see the user, you see the user's image. That's it. For me, that's enough. Twitter's all about speed, and that's what you get here. No muss, no fuss, no e...