Monster Phone Reviews As we start to migrate from our living room television sets to our on-the-go mobile life (HBOGO, Netflix, Hulu+, etc) we often hear the same frustration, “My screen is so small”. Spying those same people on the daily commute—holding tiny phones with 3.5” screens a foot away from

Android operating system is now ahead of iOS in all regions, reveals a new study from GlobalWebIndex. “On mobile, its lead peaks in APAC (60%) and LatAm (65%) where it has 5x as many users as iOS. Only in North America, Apple’s home market, do we see this gap shrink. The

Waking up in the morning can feel like an unbearably tough challenge for many of us, particularly if you’re not a morning person. These apps, all available for free on Google Play, will aid you in your daily battle to be awake! Alarmy (Sleep If You Can) Where traditional alarms

This infographic, created by ers.ie, examines the proliferation of the mobile app industry. It looks at the demographics of mobile app usage versus the web, the analytics of time spent on apps and also at possible app growth markets. via: visual.ly

“So you’ve just purchased an Android phone? Or maybe you’re looking to improve your experience on an existing Android phone? There is a plethora of options you can change and apps you can add to improve your Android experience! Let’s go over 4 simple things you can do to speed

There are hundreds of practical, valuable and brilliant apps available on Google Play, ranging from efficient personal assistant apps to addictive and enjoyable games. However, not ever obtainable app is useful and functional, in fact some of them are just plain weird. Spoonr Known as the ‘Tinder For Cuddling’, Spoonr

The below infographic, created by Home Healthcare Adaptations, highlights some of the best mobile apps that can be used by those who suffer from a sensory impairment or disability.

“GlobalWebIndex segmented WhatsApp users by operating system in the infographic below, finding that 73 percent of the app’s users connect via Android devices, compared with just 22 percent via iOS on iPhones.” Hat tip: adweek

Typically, I’d have looked at my phone at least ten times by the end of this post. The level of smartphone distraction is very high – especially with folks working from home, working alone. That has changed and, ironically, it’s because of an app I started using about a few

The designers and developers at Google try to make Android a platform that’s easy to use. Part of this makes Android a productive environment already with swipe for managing Notifications, “Ok, Google” for Google Now Search and a variety of other touch and voice gestures. But there is always scope