Monitoring an Android phone has many advantages and at the core of such spy apps is the need to ascertain the truth or to keep someone safe. For instance parents can use spy apps to monitor their children’s Android phones and keep them safe from harm. Employers can use these apps to ensure that their employees are not misusing the office cell phones. Indeed, there are plenty of usage areas for such...

Placeme is New Android Application Which Always Remember the Places Where you visit. Placeme Now Available in Placeme Beta3. With Placeme Beta3 you can enjoy your mobile life while the app automatically records all your place visits for you. It does this without any input from you and figures out the duration of each visit too. It’s completely private since it’s not a social networking app and...

Google is being as aggressive as they can with their Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich launch. Not only do we have an OS and a Smartphone to look up to, but developers can begin working on porting their apps to Ice Cream Sandwich starting today. Ice Cream Sandwich brings a true paradigm shift to what we currently know as Android. With the lack of hardware buttons, the enhancements brought to the table...

Google and Samsung launched the latest Android OS Ice Cream Sandwich and the Galaxy Nexus smartphone Wednesday morning in Hong Kong. We’ve broken down the long-awaited phone and OS’s new features, so that you can see exactly what is now brought to the table. Our pick for most impressive new feature is that glorious camera, which includes native features ranging from filters to panorama shooting. Big,...

Samsung’s cross-platform communication service, ChatON is now available for mass consumption. The app is currently available on Android via Samsung’s own app store. ChatON, if you’re unaware is Samsung’s tool for communication across various platforms including Android, bada, iOS, BlackBerry and PC. Currently, Samsung preloads the ChatON app only in bada 2.0 devices whereas Android users can...

Most people keep a phone for nearly two years. Unless you’re keeping things fresh, you’re likely to get a bit bored with the look and feel of your phone. And while you can’t change the hardware, you can surely change the software. Here are four ways to make your Android feel new again, in order of easiest to most difficult : Change your wallpaper : This might seem obvious, but it’s amazing...