Late September of 2009, Larva Labs first introduced the concept behind the “Intelligent Home Screen” application for the Android OS.  The idea was simple; Replace the standard Android home screen, with a streamlined home screen that presents the user with both personal and general data for quick access and review.  Larva Labs is not new Continue Reading…

Ever find your self in need of a recording application for your Android phone?  If so, the Droids have reviewed a nice option just for you, the Recordoid Dictaphone application from Android developer Somyac.  This is a great example of an Android application done right.  To start with, the design of the application, from it’s Continue Reading…

Wavesecure is a product from tenCube who was founded in 2005 for the purpose of finding a solution for lost cell phones.  Wavesecure was tenCube’s answer and has since been available for many cell phone platforms, but just recently they released Wavesecure Beta for Android.  Wavesecure was one of three overall winners of Android Developer Continue Reading…

The Droids have decided to do a couple quick Twitter application reviews and a comparison of the two: Twidroid and Seesmic.  Both apps are available free via the market and I am using, reviewing and comparing the free Twidroid app with Seesmic.  I will be sure and point out the differences between the free and Continue Reading…

A couple days ago I started hearing about the update to Dolphin Browser which brings in pinch-zoom multi-touch capabilities to the application and in turn to any Android powered phone, including the Droid.  Well, I didn’t think much of the news then, because I have an HTC Hero which has built in pinch-zoom in the Continue Reading…