Android App Reviews

The android OS has been a big hit in the market as soon as it was launched on 21st October 2008. It has made its mark as one of the most preferred cell phone operating software in the market. Now android offers you lots of new applications. Applications are installed in your phone to make it more useful and trendy. Many people get confused as to which apps would be the best for their phones because installing unnecessary android applications affects the memory and the battery life of your cell phone. But if you have read some android app reviews then you would have a clear idea as to which one suits your phone.

Popular Android Applications

Now you have just purchased the best android phone and confused about which apps to install. No need to have that confused look, I am listing down the most popular apps which would help you make a better choice as to which apps suit your phone well.

Open Home: This app allows you to make certain specifications to your android's phone desktop. This application allows you to place various icons and widgets on your desktop screen and provides various customizable skins and icons packages. Open home also provides you with a virtual keyboard as well as an auto-rotate to revolve the screen in landscape mode using your phone's sensor. You also get live folders which allow you to display weather info, contacts, RSS feeds, battery status and much more.

aHome: aHome has received excellent response from users and critics alike. When you have aHome you can download and customize many home themes and have access to weather all over the globe. ahome also shows your most often used icons and allows it to remain on-screen even when you slide on the other screen.

Twidroyd: For people who are addicted to twitter, Twiroyd should be your pick. It gives you an efficient display of real estate prices in your state and notifies you about new tweets and messages. The PRO version displays home screen widgets, some color options and offers multiple accounts in a combined view.

QuickOffice: Quickoffice enables you to view MS Word and Excel files which are stored on your G1 phone memory or Gmail attachments. This application supports zooming, scrolling for MS word documents. For Excel sheets it allows viewing and allows you resizing of rows and columns. Quickoffice doesn't support Microsoft Word 2003 and PPT presentation.

Re-Translate: A very useful tool for people who are always traveling, Re-Translate is an android application that translates word content from one language to another. This application requires very little size and is very fast. It has the ability to translate words and phrases from one language to another and then back again.

Android App Ideas
The android might not be as popular as the iPhone but it's slowly getting popularity from all sides. So here I am with some of the best android apps ideas that could be useful for your phone.

E!: This entertainment channel application does work very well for all you Hollywood lovers. This app opens with a scroll of headlines and latest tabloids. The rhythm new media engine shows you clips in an excellent view. It also allows users to select new clips within the video player.

Huffington Post: Not quite fancy as it is in the iPhone, Huffington Post does show how an app can make vital use of the context pop-up menu which is a part of the android. The menu icons constantly changes according to the position of the user in the menu. This is one place where android is better than iPhone.

USA Today: Many say that the USA Today app is a little cluttered with multiple menus, but people should not forget it's a famous brand and has gained some good reviews. Using the same familiar visual coloring cues and franchises, USA Today gives you an enriched news experience every time you see it.

These were some android app reviews for android apps. I hope reading this article has helped you choose the articles which would be of use and make your phone useful and trendy.