Have I mentioned that I love racing games? If you do too and are using an Android device, then check out Fast Racing 3D. Fast Racing combines stunning, high fidelity graphics with addictive gameplay that will have you swerving through oncoming traffic, collecting power-ups, and knocking other racers off the road.
If you have been regularly following my Game posts, you’ll know I love the racing games. Redline Rush is a racing game with a slight difference. Test your driving skills in this high speed driving game where you have to weave through traffic to escape the police.
Based on my blog posts over the last several month, you’ll be well aware that I own a Nexus 7. The stock Android launcher is good and clean, but it tends to be a bit slow at times. I decided to find another and came across Nova Launcher.
In 2012, an EC study revealed that only 39% of people in the UK can speak another language. The story isn’t different in many other countries either. But, there is great enthusiasm to learn a foreign language.
I love racing games. I blogged about Real Racing 3 a few weeks back and yet another really good drag racing game is CSR Racing. Race your dream car in the ultimate test: a drag race along deserted city streets.
We’ve seen them at different points of time and experienced the more than we want to. Text Messaging Infographic is developed by: MobiStealth
Just yesterday my wife told me that for some weird reason her Kindle wasn’t responding. We had it fully charged, but all that we could see was a blank screen… almost blank cause I could make out some light shade of the e-Ink.
After axing Reader a few days back, Google unveiled Google Keep. Integrated with Google Drive, Google Keep aims to help you keep track of your notes. The interface is very basic on the browser and straightforward on your phone.
Ever since I bought a Kindle around a year back, I’ve rediscovered my love for books. The various apps available for desktop and mobile make reading a breeze. However, I am yet to use the Kindle to browser websites, because the browser is just not built for this.
When I checked out avast! Mobile Security, I was impressed by what the free mobile app had to offer and wrote to Rohit of Blogsolute to write a guest post on Blogsolute. Rohit was kind enough to oblige and you can read the article that was posted early this week.
In the past taking a screenshot from your Android device was a painful experience requiring you to root your device. Even today, many of the screenshot apps available on Google Play require root access. However, if you’re running Android Jelly Bean then you don’t need any special apps to take screenshots, since the OS comes inbuilt with support for them!
If you have the Google Search app on your Android lets you quickly view the current weather of the location that you’re in, but anything more than that is just a painful experience! I’ve been searching for a decent weather app and came across 1Weather which is simply a cool app if you’re interested in monitoring the weather around you or any other city in the world. 1Weather gives you real-time weather information and forecasts plus weather related tweets from your area that tell you what real people are saying about current weather conditions.
