Android Social Media

The days have come and gone where a great percentage of Android users rooted their phones to get access to features like screenshots, wireless hotspots, and first access to new updates and features. I had my G1 all the way up to Android 2.2 before I moved on to a different phone.

The ability to take screenshots used to be one of the greatest incentives for me to get root access. Now some developers have made big strides, thanks to some changes in the Gingerbread firmware updates to Android devices.

Great news! Facebook has added chat to it’s official Android App. I heard that they had done this a few weeks ago but I just got around to testing it out on my Nexus 1. I’m impressed with the utility of the feature. It seems to work quickly.

In the past, keeping track of your life online meant logging in to each of your accounts separately. Is your flight running on time? How many minutes are remaining on your monthly cell phone plan? How much money do you have left in your checking account? Now thanks to Pageonce – your Personal Productivity Assistant – you’ll be able to find the answers to these questions and more

We are please to announce the official launching of our first ever “Android Social Media User Manual.” This helpful E-book will help Android users who wish to create and maintain an active online presence in social media and generate an online revenue without wasting endless hours in front of a computer screen. This manual is [...]

MyMarket is awesome. In short it allows you to scan through the market for great apps without having to see the same junk all of the time. Filter out developers completely or certain types of apps by key words such as theme, calculator, etc. You can also recommend and bookmark apps to other users of [...]