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Hashnote for Android is one of the simplest and most functional note taking apps available. Plus, it’s free. #Hashnote This easy to use note taking app lets you use hashtag (#, popular on twitter) as well ...

Available for both iOS and Android, the Riptide GP2 app is the best wet racing game available…maybe it even beats some dry racers too. Get ready to get wet Unlike most other racing games, Riptide ...

  Many of us carry a smartphone with us everyday, so do we really need a smart watch? Let’s start with the rumors There are lots of rumors that big companies are coming out with ... Read More »

  Looking for good value in an android phone? Never fear, read on here! Similar to the top Android phones post done recently, these are mid-range phones with great cost:performance ratio instead of just looking ... Read More »

Turbo Racing League is handing out $1,000,000 in total to the fastest racers – but even without the cash incentive, this game is worth the look. $1 Million? Is this real? Normally I’d go right ... Read More »

This in-depth guide for beginners details everything you need to know about how to install Android apps. Google Play Store The Google Play Store is the most recent version of the place to download Android ... Read More »

Nexus is Google’s own brand of android, and with recent ‘Google Edition’ phones, it’s time to look at what Nexus really is. Nexus of the past Up until 2012, Google only released Nexus phones. These ... Read More »

These are the 7 Top Android Phones, each with their own perk. Which is the best fit for you? You can find more specific phone lists in TechDomino’s other posts, such as Latest Android Phones ... Read More »

Bit Trip Beat is an addicting  music-based game available for Wii, Windows, Mac, Steam, iOS, Android, and Linux. I really enjoyed playing Bit Trip Beat for Android ($0.99), bit it’s also available through the Apple ... Read More »

Samsung have announced their Samsung Premiere 2013 event, teasing “Galaxy & Ativ”, their Android and Windows Phone 8 lines, respectively. Do I smell more WP8 than Android? Based on the image above (as seen on ... Read More »