Pinball Ride for Android is free today via the Amazon Appstore. Check out the list of features and teaser video below. Play pinball on your phone or tablet with the same intensity you would if facing the over-stimulating, bell-ringing, illuminating machine itself. Features: - Simulates a real pinball machine - Includes 3D graphics, energized...
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Spectrum Puzzles, by developer Steven Haley, is free today through the Amazon Appstore. The Android jigsaw puzzle game is highly rated on the Android Market and it regularly costs $1.61. Read on for more details. Spectrum Puzzles is a fun jigsaw puzzle game with a variety of high quality images, all suitable for all...
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GameResort, the creators of Stupid Zombies, released a new game for Android and iOS. This one is similarly called Stupid Ninjas and it’s also available for free (ad-supported). The game plays a lot like the Bubble Blast puzzle series in that you’re trying to set off a chain reaction in order to rid the...
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Refraction, a logic puzzle game for Android, is free today through the Amazon Appstore. Each puzzle contains one or more static laser beam. Using mirrors or prisms, refract the colored laser to the circle of the same color. Various objects obstruct your path. The circle nor the source of the beam can be moved....
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The Amazon Appstore is offering another free Android cooking application today, called iCooking Barbecue. Description: This grilling season surprise your guests with unique new barbecue favorites. iCooking Barbecue offers dishes that will be a welcome change from the typical burgers and hot dogs. If you don’t think you’re a grill master, it’s time to...
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Today’s free Amazon Appstore Android app is Star Chart. Now you can have a virtual star chart in your pocket. Look through the eyes of your Android onto the whole visible universe. All you have to do is point your device at the sky, and Star Chart tells you exactly what you’re looking at....
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The now famous Swype keyboard has been around on multiple platforms, like Windows Mobile and Android, for a very long time. Swype basically enables users to swipe to input text, rather than having to individually tap out letters. In other words, you’re actually able to trace out consecutive letters without lifting a finger from...
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Earlier in the week we checked out a new Android game called Lane Splitter, which seemed to get a good amount of praise on our YouTube channel. Well, we just discovered another new game that’s basically a clone of Lane Splitter. This one is called Racing Moto and it’s by a notable developer team...
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Folder Organizer for Android, which normally costs $1.40 in the Android Market, is free today via the Amazon Appstore. It allows you to group items according to labels and create fully customizable folders and widgets. You can organize apps, bookmarks, contacts and shortcuts, change folder icons, sort folder items any way you like, and...
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In this video, we review Lane Splitter for Android. It’s a free, new game in the Android Market that reminds us a lot of Kamikaze Race, but this time with a motorcycle, as opposed to a car, as your mode of transportation. Lane Splitter is essentially a slot racing game where your goal is...
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Sinister Planet, an Android shooter, is free today through the Amazon Appstore (normally $2). Check out the game description, features and gameplay video below. Blast your way through wave after wave of relentless alien hordes. Five increasingly challenging planets to destroy, ship upgrades, and increasingly frantic gameplay will keep you coming back for more!...
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UPDATE: Roboot has been released, check out our full video review here. The folks at Fenix Fire sent us a trailer of their new side-scrolling platformer game, called Roboto, and we’re pretty sure it will be a huge success when it’s released later this summer. Just take a look at the impressive graphics and...
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Back in February, the folks at Swiftkey demoed their concept tablet keyboard for Android Honeycomb. Fast forward five months later and we have Swiftkey TabletX, which was just released in the Android Market for $4.99. SwiftKey Tablet X builds on TouchType’s SwiftKey keyboard to offer a tablet-optimized typing experience, with a special split keyboard...
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Need some help in the kitchen? Today’s free Android app from the Amazon Appstore, iCookbook, may help you with that. Developed by Publications International, publisher and seller of more than 9 million cookbooks a year, iCookbook includes more than 2,000 hand-selected recipes from brands like Crock-Pot, KitchenAid, Swanson, Nestlé, and more. The iCookbook app...
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The official Twitter app for Android has been updated with some commonly requested features today. The app now supports push notifications and allows users to easily switch between multiple accounts. The accompanying Home screen widgets have been polished a bit, too. Lastly, you can expect the usual bug fixes and improvements. Upgrade to Twitter...
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