It's that time again, where both Apple and Google choose an app to be made free for 7 days, with the app then returning to its previous price once the offer is over. Over the months and years we have seen some truly excellent apps represented as part of Apple's free App of the Week, with Google putting its food into the water just recently. Both Google and Apple have announced the apps that they chose for their respective app store offers this week, with both likely to prove popular.
Google is a little bit obsessed with trying to make sure that the experience of using its Android and Chrome OS devices is as enjoyable as possible. To that end, the company has been carrying out tests that it hopes will show the latency endured when a user touches a screen, with the time taken between press and something being drawn on screen being measured. Google may not have been making too much noise about this testing process and you can be assured that other companies are doing the same thing with their platforms, but Google is the first to give us a look behind the curtain.
If there's one place that provides Android fans and users a plethora of offers including free bundles of apps, it's the Amazon Appstore. In its latest move, Amazon is offering an array of paid apps and games - worth $50 - absolutely free.
Here’s why pre-loaded bloatware on OEM Android devices and Windows PCs needs to die right now for good.
Here's a massive list of 20 best WhatsApp tips and tricks for iPhone and Android users - 2015 edition. WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in the world today with over 800 million active users using the service across multiple platforms.
Everyone likes free stuff, especially when it's free stuff that would have cost a little bit of money not too long ago. While we're all for app developers being paid for what they do, there is always something to be said for a short price drop promotion in order to drum up interest. Making your app free is even better because in many ways it's a win-win situation.
The selfie craze is not going away, and if anything, it's infecting all those who even oppose the idea. This is the age of the selfie, and Samsung has decided to cash in on this craze with the announcement of the Galaxy J5 and J7 smartphones. The devices are part of the Galaxy J lineup of handsets from the Korean giant, but unlike those before them, these two new phones feature a front-facing LED flash for producing some bright selfies under low lighting conditions.
These days many of us take more photos with our iPhones and Android devices than we ever would have if we had to use a 'real' camera. As smartphone cameras have improved over the years that hasn't been a problem, but if there is one place that true cameras can perform better it's when being used in conjunction with a flash.
Here’s how to get Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge 'Edge Lighting' feature on any Android smartphone easily. More details and download link can be found here.
Today is a big day for fans of emoji, after The Unicode Consortium today released Unicode 8, complete with a sizable list of newly added emoji characters.















