Koush Dutta, collector of yachts and developer behind ClockworkMod, has moved his new project, Carbon – App Sync and Backup, out of beta and into the Play store. Read More

If you’re one of the very few able to use Google Wallet without some form of hackery, you’ll be happy to know there’s an updated version waiting for you in the Play Store. However, for the majority of us, the douchery continues as Google Wallet is still unsupported on our carriers. Read More

Chrome Beta for Android received quite an interesting update today. Users can now access all the experimental features within chrome://flags. Features and support for things such as WebGL, a JavaScript API for rendering accelerated graphics, disabling deferred 2D canvas, adding an FPS counter, and more are now available for you to experiment with. Read More

Last week, Temple Run 2 zip-lined into the App Store and caused quite the splash with over 20 million people downloading this endless running sequel in just four days. I’d consider those numbers to be an indication of a surefire hit, and although Imangi decided to launch Temple Run 2 on iOS first, I’m happy to announce that it is now available in the Google Play store. Read More

The XBMC team is proud to announce that after months of hard work, they’ve finally put together and released a version of XBMC for Android that should be fully functional on pretty much any Android device. Read More

Imangi Studios, the group behind the immensely popular Temple Run, has just recently dropped the sequel to their multi-million download hit into the App Store in New Zealand. Word is, the U.S. App Store will be receiving this next iteration, simply entitle Temple Run 2, sometime tonight. However, what’s not clear is when it will land on the Google Play Store. Read More

If for some reason you’ve opted to pay for Instapaper for Android rather than use a free equivalent such as Pocket, then you’ll be happy to know there’s a brand new update waiting for you in the Play Store. Read More

MediaFire may have been storing your images and files years before Dropbox ever hit the scene, but they’ve certainly dragged their feet when it comes to getting out any sort of app for Android. Thankfully, that day has arrived, and now, users have yet another cloud storage service to seriously consider. Read More

If you’re a frequent forum visitor, then you should already know about Tapatalk. Tapatalk takes the various less-than-friendly web forum layouts and transforms them into a consistent, more mobile-friendly format. Tapatalk for your mobile phone has been around for a while now and quite popular, however, the tablet version has been stuck in Beta… until now! Read More