if you happen to use the Opera’s mobile web browser than you’ll be happy to know tat a new version of the mobile web browser is now available for Android and Nokia S60 handsets.
josh uhlemeyer | Sunday, July 3, 2011 at 4:07PM in Android Apps tagged Android Apps, browser, mobile, opera, web 
Pandora is a music application that allows users to listen to their own personalized radio and find new music from their current musical interests. Well, according to a research team at Veracode the application is capable of unknowingly transmitting information about a users age, gender, location and unique identifiers for the phone to advertising networks. It‘s not only the Android version that transmits personal information the iPhone version does as well. Now I know majority of Android apps are free and have ads in them. But I don’t know about you but I personally don’t want an application transmitting that much information about me with out my knowledge. Application developers should make the consumer aware of these things prior to downloading and instilling the application.
Google Maps is probably the most used application on my T-Mobile G2. And I am always looking forward to updates for the application.
Vonage has released a mobile app for Android that allows for the user to make calls over Wi-Fi & 3G. The Vonage mobile application works over AT&T’s 3G & T-Mobile’s 3G network, so far Vonage is not compatible with Sprint or Verizon. The Vonage mobile application is compatible with Android 1.5 or higher handsets. The only catch is that is cost $24.99 to get unlimited international calling to more then 60 countries or you can chose the pay per minute plan, but you do get unlimited minutes for local and long distance calls over Wi-Fi. So if you happen to have T-Mobile Even More plan for $39.99 for 300 minutes with the $30.00 data plan and $10 for messaging and then $24.99 for Vonage unlimited international calling it would cost 104.98 a month for both your cell service and Vonage. Now if you happened to have T-Mobile’s Even More Plus plans and you have the 500 talk, unlimited text & web for $59.99 a month and you add Vonage mobile unlimited service for 24.99 it would cost you $84.99 a month for both T-Mobile service and Vonage. Keep in mind that the total cost per month is with out taxes. Seems like Vonage might have a good idea here if you travel a lot and don’t want to have to deal with calling overages you might want to get Vonage for your Android phone. Am thinking about switching to T-Mobile’s Even More Plus plans and getting Vonage since I pay about 80 a month for my T-Mobile service as of now. So go to the Android Market and download this app and tell me what you think of it?
Source: Vonage
josh uhlemeyer | Friday, April 9, 2010 at 6:57PM in Android Apps tagged AT&T, Android, Android Apps, t-mobile 
For everyone out there that reads the Digg.com website they have just released an Android & iPhone mobile application. The application is easy to use and very intuitive. The application has three tabs that shows top stories, recent stories and upcoming stories. In order to read an article all you have to do is tap on the headlines. If you ware wanting to dig an article, the application will open the web browser and ask for your user name and password. Other features on the application included viewing comments & related stories. So if your visit Digg.com a lot, I would definitely download the Digg mobile app.
Source: Digg
