Another week in the books and that means yet another chance for us to show you all some of our favorite applications. While some may be fun, others a bit more practical, they all serve a purpose, and rock at doing so. Let's hit the break and check out some of our favorites from this week! Andrew Martonik - 1​Weather It seems like the first thing everyone with a new Android phone does is download clock and weather...

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If you’re a fan of the WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), then this is a good day for you as their app has officially hit Android and the Google Play Store available for free. Here’s what you can expect with the WWE app: Unlock breaking news A colossal library of WWE videos current and classic 1000′s of photos and full Superstar pages Get exclusive in-app access to WWE’s companion viewing experience, activated during the weekly...

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Just when you thought it’s safe to roam the street once more, Madfinger has unleashed an update of its dead popular (tee-hee) Zombie-themed FPS game, Dead Trigger.  What does version 1.5.0 bring to fans of the now freemium game? Aside from the usual bug fixes and gameplay improvement, the updated Dead Trigger also introduces new arenas to play in, new stories, and some new items. Here’s the full change log: 2 new Arenas:...

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When it comes to high-powered feature-heavy media players, one of the most well known devices is probably the iPod Touch. For those of us looking for a non-Apple alternative, there are certainly options out there, and this may soon include this very sexy, sleek 5.8-inch Samsung Media Player. If it proves to be the real deal, that is. If you thought that the above photo was of the Samsung Galaxy S III, you are mistaken, though...

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Simulation games are games that replicate various functions or activities one can do in real life. If in one way or another, you can’t perform a certain activity in actuality, simulation games have you covered.The Google Play Store hosts numerous simulation games in different categories like flight simulation, life simulation, business simulation, city-building games, war simulation, and a lot more. One perfect example of a simulation...

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Android’s very rapid evolution and its booming success over the past couple of years have unfortunately brought the mobile OS a major hassle in the form of security vulnerabilities. The Android malware issue has been reported as increasing not only in quantity, but also in danger level in the last months, with malicious apps being more aggressive and dangerous than ever.Google’s active efforts to fight the ever-increasing threats...

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If you've been itching for a new Instagram update, your wish has been granted. Instagram 3.0 has now landed in the Google Play Store and it brings along plenty of changes. A new feature called photo maps allows you to showcase where you’ve taken your photos and check out where others have taken photos. In addition to that, new profile page changes are in effect and various other bits within the app have changed as well. Nothing...

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Brands matter! Now if you’ll please pardon what could possibly be the worst introductory sentence ever, let me explain: brands might be evil (they have plenty of tactics for destroying the competition), they ruin all major TV events with those pesky multimillion dollar commercials, and some say that brands might even use mind-control nano-chips in their products to keep you loyal (although this is still to be proven), but all...

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We’ve been talking about for years now, and following the transformation of the media rich Android Market into the Google Play Store, it seems Google is finally ready to give us what we want — gift cards. Today the Play Store was updated to version 3.8.15 and while changes weren’t immediately apparent, a quick decompiling of the .apk revealed a few hidden images, giving us a good indication that Google will soon be bringing bringing...

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From today, for some new devices, Adobe Flash Player will no longer be available from Google Play, marking the end of Flash’s brief flirtation with Android. That means if you want to get hold of Flash on an Android device that doesn't ship with it, you’ll need to resort to a little bit of trickery. Fortunately, though, it’s pretty easy to get Flash up and running manually, assuming you understand the risks. Join us after...

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