Q. What half dozen or so Android Apps couldn't you be without or would highly recommend right at the moment?
A. My top android apps
Speakoit assistant- the original âsiriâ that apple stole
google music- googles music player lets you store 20000 songs in the cloud for free (vs apple 20$/month)
double twist- sync your itunes songs to your android
Drop box- move files wirelessly from your pc to your phone
Unified remote- use your android as remote for your computer- play movies, view your files, etc.
YouTube mate- download YouTube videos(sometinge gets rmoved from market, you can google it though)
IP webcam- use your phone/tablet as a webcam
Algeo- a scientific/graphing calculator similar to a TI 89
Dolphin Bowser HD- one of the best android internet browsers
Adao file manager- manage your phones files
tv. Com- watch tv programs using wifi
tune in radio- listen to the radioâ¦.
Whereâs my droid- never lose your phone/tablet again, just send it your attention word and the volume maxes out and even receive its location on gps
free android games- this also depends on how good your phone is, some of the lower end phones cant use them (mine isnt that great)
lane splitter- traffic racing
death worm (demo)- play as a giant worm and terrorize people
angry birds- it think you know....
dragon fly- like the iphones version of tiny wings
atilt labyrinth- guide a ball through a maze by titling your phone
winds of steel (demo)- flying shooting game
fruit slice
Alien invation
Office jerk
Where is the red
cubes- like cube runner
abduction- like doodle jump
fall-down
speedx
cartoon wars
not freeâ¦but still great!
world of goo
sprinkle
spirit
mincraft
cut the rope
good graphics games.
asphalt 5/6
Jet car stunts
shadowgun
backstab
blood and glory
riptide
grand theft auto 3
dead space
Frontline commando (free!)
Real racing 2
..or go here on your phone (http://www.gameloft.com/)
Fun random apps
âgoogle sky mapâ, know the position of stars using augmented reality
âgoogle googlesâ search the web my using images
âshazam/hound soundâ record a piece of a song and shazam will tell you the name, artist, etc. of the song
âcircle launcherâ(widget)- store more apps if running out of room on home screen
âfunny jokesâ great jokes, by community⦠(secret community? lol youâll get it.)
âtalking tomâ funny little cat that changes your voice
Speakoit assistant- the original âsiriâ that apple stole
google music- googles music player lets you store 20000 songs in the cloud for free (vs apple 20$/month)
double twist- sync your itunes songs to your android
Drop box- move files wirelessly from your pc to your phone
Unified remote- use your android as remote for your computer- play movies, view your files, etc.
YouTube mate- download YouTube videos(sometinge gets rmoved from market, you can google it though)
IP webcam- use your phone/tablet as a webcam
Algeo- a scientific/graphing calculator similar to a TI 89
Dolphin Bowser HD- one of the best android internet browsers
Adao file manager- manage your phones files
tv. Com- watch tv programs using wifi
tune in radio- listen to the radioâ¦.
Whereâs my droid- never lose your phone/tablet again, just send it your attention word and the volume maxes out and even receive its location on gps
free android games- this also depends on how good your phone is, some of the lower end phones cant use them (mine isnt that great)
lane splitter- traffic racing
death worm (demo)- play as a giant worm and terrorize people
angry birds- it think you know....
dragon fly- like the iphones version of tiny wings
atilt labyrinth- guide a ball through a maze by titling your phone
winds of steel (demo)- flying shooting game
fruit slice
Alien invation
Office jerk
Where is the red
cubes- like cube runner
abduction- like doodle jump
fall-down
speedx
cartoon wars
not freeâ¦but still great!
world of goo
sprinkle
spirit
mincraft
cut the rope
good graphics games.
asphalt 5/6
Jet car stunts
shadowgun
backstab
blood and glory
riptide
grand theft auto 3
dead space
Frontline commando (free!)
Real racing 2
..or go here on your phone (http://www.gameloft.com/)
Fun random apps
âgoogle sky mapâ, know the position of stars using augmented reality
âgoogle googlesâ search the web my using images
âshazam/hound soundâ record a piece of a song and shazam will tell you the name, artist, etc. of the song
âcircle launcherâ(widget)- store more apps if running out of room on home screen
âfunny jokesâ great jokes, by community⦠(secret community? lol youâll get it.)
âtalking tomâ funny little cat that changes your voice
Whats the android equivalent to an itunes card?
Q. I want to buy some android apps but i dont want to use a credit card. Is there an android equivalent to an itunes card? something where i can go buy a card at a store and use that?
A. go to an convenient store or mall and buy a prepaid card and load it for the amount you plan to spend on apps , then use it on the android apps store.
What is a really good software to make apps for android?
Q. I am looking for a software to make android apps so that i can sell them. I don't know all the coding and systems and stuff that actually build the app so I would like it to be fairly easy to use and a simple clean format. Can you please give suggestions? Thanks!
Thank you so much! All of your answerers where very helpfull :)
Thank you so much! All of your answerers where very helpfull :)
A. I first created an app (Cheater! - Math. On the Play Store) with Google's AppBuilder, but they discontinued the program in December 2011. However, others have since come up with programs to make apps:
http://www.andromo.com/
http://www.apps-builder.com/en/home
http://www.appsbar.com/
You will not be able to create an "amazing" app with one of these softwares though. For all the features, you really do have to learn the code (Java to be specific). With these programs, you can build a fairly user-friendly, simple app like an app that solves simple math equations (Cheater! - Math). They are difficult to make games with since games are so involved. For this, I learned Java and used AndEngine (some files that make it easy to write games) and developed Expansion (also on the Play Store).
Furthermore, Cheater! - Math, priced at $.99, has been up for a year and a half. I have 38 downloads, totaling about $26. After the $25 registration fee, I have made $1 profit in over a year. Expansion, however, has both a free version (with ads) and a paid version. It's been up for about a month and has over 50 downloads (mostly free version). From the ads, I've made about $0.26, but downloads are better. You need a killer app (probably a game), a free version to get people hooked and a paid to get money, and, most importantly, patience. Cheater! - Math took about a month to develop. Expansion in its entirety took about 2 months.
If you're serious about writing apps, you can't beat these tutorials:
http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=6
Roughly 200 6 minute tutorials. By 50 (about 6.5 hours), you feel confident enough to make your own app. For game development, start with those tutorials, then check out:
andengine.org
I myself am a moderately-advanced (not quite advanced), self-taught programmer and am more than happy to answer any questions you have along the way. Email me at reese@planetpratt.com for more information.
http://www.andromo.com/
http://www.apps-builder.com/en/home
http://www.appsbar.com/
You will not be able to create an "amazing" app with one of these softwares though. For all the features, you really do have to learn the code (Java to be specific). With these programs, you can build a fairly user-friendly, simple app like an app that solves simple math equations (Cheater! - Math). They are difficult to make games with since games are so involved. For this, I learned Java and used AndEngine (some files that make it easy to write games) and developed Expansion (also on the Play Store).
Furthermore, Cheater! - Math, priced at $.99, has been up for a year and a half. I have 38 downloads, totaling about $26. After the $25 registration fee, I have made $1 profit in over a year. Expansion, however, has both a free version (with ads) and a paid version. It's been up for about a month and has over 50 downloads (mostly free version). From the ads, I've made about $0.26, but downloads are better. You need a killer app (probably a game), a free version to get people hooked and a paid to get money, and, most importantly, patience. Cheater! - Math took about a month to develop. Expansion in its entirety took about 2 months.
If you're serious about writing apps, you can't beat these tutorials:
http://thenewboston.org/list.php?cat=6
Roughly 200 6 minute tutorials. By 50 (about 6.5 hours), you feel confident enough to make your own app. For game development, start with those tutorials, then check out:
andengine.org
I myself am a moderately-advanced (not quite advanced), self-taught programmer and am more than happy to answer any questions you have along the way. Email me at reese@planetpratt.com for more information.
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