101 Best Android Apps is an Android Apps gallery for the best Android phone applications
Fun physics puzzle game, just remove the red objects by clicking them and keep the rest from falling off the screen. Simple, and fun. Tilt the phone to help you balance. 30 Levels and growing every week... Want to design a level ?? Send me an image of the level and i will credit you. Any resolution, phones, pads, tablets ...
Fun physics puzzle game, just remove the red objects by clicking them and keep the rest from falling off the screen.
Simple, and fun.
Tilt the phone to help you balance.
30 Levels and growing every week...
Any resolution, phones, pads, tablets ...
Sponsored Links
If you don’t like the official Twitter app you can be safe in the knowledge that you’re not the only one. Thankfully there are numerous third-party clients that cater to the varying needs of Twitter’s millions of users, and Falcon Pro 3 is has been a …
Android O keeps apps under control when you’re not actively using them.
Your Android phone will let you do many things at once, even though all of them might not be on your screen. Besides system processes that can do things like checking your location or seeing if you have any new email, apps can be opened and then be left to run in the background while we are doing something else.
A good example would be when you open your favorite music player and cue up a playlist to listen to while you check out Facebook or do a little web browsing. The music app is running in the background, doing its thing while you’re looking at something else.
But some apps can be sent completely to the background. In our example of Android O’s Background execution limits, the music player is not on the screen and running as a background app, but it’s still interacting with us and playing music. Other apps that we’ve opened and switched away from should be treated differently because we’re not doing anyth…
Google showcased the long awaited Android Wear 2.0 at the Google I/O 2016. Find out if and when your Android Smartwatch will get the next Android Wear update.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
After receiving a couple of emails from disgruntled Plex users, it’s become apparent that the company has made some changes to its privacy policy. It’s being accused by some customers of trying to sneak in a revision that removes the ability to opt out of data collection, with some worrying that this may lead to the selling of user data. To allay those fears, Plex CEO Keith Valory has released a statement outlining why the changes were made and what further changes will be made to placate users.
Plex upsets users with changes to its privacy policy before backtracking was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Xiaomi may launch a variant of the Mi 5X with stock Android.
If there is one criticism to Xiaomi’s phones, it’s that MIUI is fairly bloated. That’s changing with MIUI 9, but there still is a learning curve associated with Xiaomi’s custom skin. However, a report out of Indonesia’s krispitech suggests Xiaomi is working with Google on releasing a version of the budget Mi 5X running stock Android through the Android One initiative.
The device — dubbed the Xiaomi Mi A1 — was recently spotted at POSTEL (Indonesia’s version of the FCC) running software developed by Google, which could only mean an Android One device. The Android One initiative was conceived a few years ago to bring quick updates to budget devices, with Google providing the updates directly. The devices on offer were decent for the most part, but the program didn’t gain much momentum in countries like India owing to poor marketing decisions.
With Android Go set to be the way forward for entry-level devices p…
The Mi Mix 2 will be a true bezel-less phone.
The Galaxy S8 and LG G6 took the idea of bezel-less displays mainstream, but it was Xiaomi’s Mi Mix that kicked things off last year. It looks like the Chinese manufacturer is aiming for an even more ambitious design for its successor, if a new video shared by the phone’s designer Philippe Starck is any indication.
The video shows off a virtually bezel-less front panel, with just the bottom part of the phone sporting a thin bezel to accommodate the front camera. The effect is quite striking, and makes the FullVision 18:9 display on the LG G6 look outdated by comparison. Xiaomi slotted in a piezoelectric ceramic driver in lieu of an earpiece and used an ultrasonic distance sensor in place of a traditional proximity sensor, so it’ll be interesting to see what’s in store for the Mi Mix 2.
Xiaomi unveiled the Mi Mix last October, and we’ll likely see the Mi Mix 2 make its debut at around the same time. The latest rumors suggest the p…
Facebook acquired WhatsApp, to eh disgruntlement of many users however, to appease them, Facebook made some promises. However, it has not kept them. Why not?(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Amazon makes some pretty great hardware these days, from Alexa-powered smart speakers to the cheap-but-still-pretty-good Fire tablets. Most of Amazon’s hardware lineup is currently on sale, with notable deals including the Echo for $99 ($80 off) and t…
It’s taking a while, but Google is delivering on its promise to add the Play Store to all Chromebooks made in 2017 and beyond. Over a dozen models received Android app support this summer, but only in the Chrome OS Beta Channel. Three more models now …
ChromeOS development is on fire these days. Just yesterday we got news that we’d have a new setting for closing the lid on a Chromebook. And today we find out that a new automatic Night Light feature is inbound and has just entered the Canary channel.
[Update: Now in Dev Channel] ChromeOS will eventually have an automatic red-tinted Night Light mode was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
© 2017 101 Best Android Apps by Best Served Cold
