Applications
How to get Samsung S-Voice on any Ice Cream Sandwich device
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Remember the cool voice assistant S-Voice shown by Samsung at Galaxy S III launch event, well the installation APK for this Siri competitor is out in the wild.
Samsung Unpacked 2012 app lands in Google Play store
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After teasing us a little more with the video yesterday, Samsung has released the official UNPACKED event app in Google Play store. This app is your guide for the launch of next Galaxy smartphone from Samsung on May 3.
India – The Android First Nation
This is a guest post by Sitakanta Ray
In my earlier post, I had discussed about the higher preference for iOS among international developers and that developers were more or less unsatisfied with the Android marketplace when it came to revenues.
However, is the case similar in India where the Android phones outnumber other operating systems?
I decided to investigate the following using popular apps from Utility, Banking, Retailing Entertainment and News organizations from India. Here are my findings.
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Google Currents goes live for International users
Google has finally decided to take its Google Currents Android app to the international users. The app went live for everyone late last night and can be grabbed from Google Play store.
This Flipboard competitor offers nearly 400 publisher editions and over 14,000 self-produced editions of news content. You can also view AndroidOS.in Currents version on the app.
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Plume 3.0 update tells the official Twitter app, “This is how it should be done!”
In the Android world, there are a plethora of options available to Twitter users for getting their tweets from their phone or tablet to the Internet. We’ve seen just about all of them and to be honest, there’s only a few out there that are even worth mentioning. Plume, by LevelUp Studio (the same team responsible for Beautiful Widgets), is one of those select few.
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Attention beta testers! SwiftKey 3 is now available for you to help test
One of the wonderful things about the Android ecosystem is the rate at which developers are turning to the community for feedback and support for the development of their applications. SwiftKey, one of Android’s better known 3rd party keyboard development teams, has released a new version of their keyboard and would like the help of the community for the beta testing phase.
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[Download] New Google Play Store updated APK; version 3.5.16
![2012 04 05 14 55 03 [Download] New Google Play Store updated APK; version 3.5.16](http://androidos.in/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/2012-04-05_14-55-03.jpg "[Download] New Google Play Store updated APK; version 3.5.16")
It appears as though there is a new version of the Google Play Store floating around the Internet. According to AndroidSPIN, version 3.5.16 of the Play Store started popping up on some users’ devices as early as yesterday. While it has yet to officially roll out to any of my devices, we did manage to get our hands on an APK file that you can easily install yourself.
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Instagram for Android surpasses 1 million downloads in first 24 hours on Google Play
Yesterday, Instagram for Android was finally released on the Google Play Store. The release caught the attention of just about every tech news website on the Internet and caused a major buzz in the social network circuits. So much of a buzz, in fact, that the app has already been downloaded over a million times.
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Is TSF Shell Launcher’s latest update enough to make you drop all that coin?
A while back, I did a quick video review of TSF Shell Launcher to showcase some of the applications more noteworthy features. While, TSF definitely adds some razzle-dazzle to your Android homescreen, many people just aren’t comfortable coughing up their hard earned dollars ($16.80 in the United States) for a launcher that might just be a bunch of bells and whistles.
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Gmail, Google Play Books and Street View all receive minor updates
A trio of Google applications that are more than likely installed on your device have updates awaiting for you on the Play Store. Gmail, Google Play Books and Street View for Google Maps all have new versions with improvements and enhancements. Keep reading for all the juicy details and download links.
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