Sunlight Labs has a new app called “Congress” that will help keep you in the loop with your legislature, who they are, and what they’re doing. It will show you how to get in touch with your specific representatives, show you what bills are being voted on, and how they’re voting. It’ll also track lawmakers’ tweets and give you access to videos, etc.
» Read more: Congress App Puts Legislative Branch on Your Android
We all love our music. It needs to be everywhere we are, all the time. We also love services that playback music from the cloud. But, what if your travels take you somewhere without adequate coverage? Should your life’s soundtrack be put on hold, simply because your carrier wasn’t thoughtful enough to put a cell phone tower in the 8th story bathroom in the center of a 20 story building? Well, Thumbplay doesn’t think so, so they’ve done something about it.
» Read more: Thumbplay Music Unveils Offline Play for Android
Edwin is your personal assistant, just ask and you shall receive. Ask Edwin about the weather, closest movie theater, launch an app, the time, turn on/off a phone setting, spell a word, translate and more.
Well it’s about time! TIME has had their apps available on iDevices and BlackBerrys for some time now, well it’s finally come to Android.
Here are some facts for you up and coming Android Devs: As of right now, the Android Market has the most free apps available compared to any other app market (57%). This is most likely because only 9 out of the 43 countries that use Android devices can distribute paid apps, and only 13 can even purchase those paid apps. Also, you must sign up for Google Checkout to pay for the apps, which for some is impossible. Basically what I am trying to get at is that making money from your work is going to be difficult.
» Read more: New Payment Options Coming Soon For Android Market
Everyone knows who AOL is. They are considered one of the early pioneers of the Internet. Back in the day everyone I knew had AOL internet access on their computers. Now the company is expanding their way into the Android world with two new apps designed to keep users informed.
Many of you have been telling Fring that their service needs some tweaking since they launched the video calling, and they’ve heard you! The new version is up, with the following fixes:
The new version of Google Voice has arrived today. Previously, the Google Voice were set up so that the users had to make a request to the GV server every single time they wanted to make an outbound call, but all of that has changed. Due to Direct Access Numbers, Google has managed to speed up the whole process, which should mean using the service on your device will be easier than ever before.
So, video calling is a big thing now a days. With Apple’s own variation out and about, and the EVO 4G doing quite well for itself with its own front-facing camera, and considering there’s still more devices coming down the pipeline with the hardware, we can figure that a lot of companies out there are going to want to get into the action. Adobe is no different. And, after titling their new software platform FlashTime, we imagine that they’re obviously just going for the jugular here. We welcome the fight.
» Read more: Adobe FlashTime Brings Video Calling to Android
The classic Graffiti from the Palm OS is now available for Android. The app provides single-stroke handwriting recognition functionality including the original Graffiti strokes.
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