Showing posts with label News and Magazines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label News and Magazines. Show all posts

Monday, September 12, 2011

Intel Free Press App



The Intel Free Press is a tech news beta from Intel Corporation, covering technology and innovation stories that are often overlooked or warrant more context and deeper reporting. The news and information here is focused on people, technology, events and topics relevant to Intel and the computing industry.

Sunday, August 21, 2011

The best way to read The Economist on your Android device





The Economist app is free to download and includes free access to the editor’s highlights - a weekly selection of must-read articles from each week’s edition of The Economist.



Digital and print subscribers to The Economist receive unrestricted access to each week’s full print edition on Android.



FEATURES

• Each week’s issue available from 9pm London time each Thursday

• Download each issue to your device to read without an internet connection

• Switch easily between reading and listening with The Economist in audio

• Store and access back issues

• Purchase single issues using In App Purchase

• Subscribe from within the app for full access to The Economist on Android, iPhone, iPad and The Economist online



The Economist on Android operates on Android phones and small and medium tablets running OS 2.x



NOTE: We are aware of some users experiencing force close errors on certain devices. We are looking into the cause of this and will offer a solution as soon as possible.

We apologize for the inconvenience and ask for your patience. Please check this space for any updates.



ABOUT THE ECONOMIST

The Economist is a weekly international news and business publication, offering clear reporting, commentary and analysis on world current affairs, business, finance, science and technology, culture, society, media and the arts.

Saturday, August 6, 2011

USA TODAY for Phone



The latest news, scores, and weather from USA TODAY for your Android phone.
The latest news, scores, weather and photos you've come to expect from USA TODAY for your Android device. Staying informed on the go has never been this quick, easy, or enjoyable.

Friday, July 8, 2011

Official ABC News app for Android


Take ABC News with you while you're on the go! Get one touch access to Top of the Hour video new briefs, local videos, daily top stories and pictures, breaking news and more! Download the ABC News Android application and get the news the way you want it.

Friday, June 3, 2011

Read It Later Free on Android

Read It Later FreeRead It Later FreeRead It Later Free lets you save webpages to read later, even without an internet connection.

It has been called "a DVR for the web" by the New York Times, Business Week, Time, TechCrunch and more.

When you come across an article or a webpage you'd like to read but can't at that time, save it to your Read It Later list. You can then read it whenever you have a moment - whether it's on the couch, during your commute, on the plane, train, or practically anywhere. This allows you to eliminate the cluttering of bookmarks and inboxes with links that are merely of a one-time interest. It's like a staging area for bookmarks.

ONE READING LIST, EVERYWHERE YOU ARE

View or add to your reading list on any computer or mobile device. You can save articles from practically anywhere: your computer, browser, phone, mobile device, and even from within over 130 applications that have Read It Later Support. All of your computers and devices are tied together by a single account which means you can save an article from work or home and read it on your phone or tablet. Read It Later even remembers your scroll position in every article so you can start reading on your computer, grab your phone and pick up exactly where you left off.

CLEAN, BEAUTIFUL ARTICLES

Read articles in Read It Later’s beautiful Article View. Content is distilled to show only the words, images, captions and videos from an article. This gives a clean, consistent reading experience no matter where the article came from. You can adjust the text size, font, alignment and more.

OFFLINE, READ WITHOUT INTERNET

Read It Later downloads all of your articles for offline reading. You can view your articles even when away from an internet connection, which is perfect for reading on the plane, train or your daily commute. Read It Later can download both the complete webpage and the Article View for reading offline.

Friday, May 27, 2011

Wall Street Journal App for Android Smartphone



The Wall Street Journal Mobile: Get on-the-go access from The Wall Street Journal with global news coverage, in-depth analysis and real-time quotes. The Wall Street Journal Application for Android Smartphone provides you with access to award-winning news and information anytime, anywhere from WSJ.

Read articles from Today’s Paper and get updated news from Business, Tech, Life and Culture and more throughout the day. Save your favorite WSJ articles for reading later and share with your friends via email, Facebook and Twitter.

Experience rich multi-media from The Wall Street Journal including Photos of the Day, Video Center and Podcasts.

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Stay up to date with the latest articles from OMG! Ubuntu! Android App



The latest Ubuntu news, how-tos, interviews and more right at your fingertips.
The official OMG! Ubuntu! Android app is here!
Now you can get the latest Ubuntu news, tips, interviews, how-tos and more from your favourite Ubuntu site wherever you are on your Android phone.

www.omgubuntu.co.uk

* Stay up to date with the latest articles from OMG! Ubuntu!
* Read comments and post your own
* Share articles via Twitter, Facebook and more
* Use swiping gestures to change articles
* Cache the articles for offline reading
* Filter posts by category
* Pull down list to refresh articles
* Adjustable font size
* Haptic feedback
* In-frame article viewing
This is an alpha release so may be buggy. Future plans include better social integration, highlighting of featured posts, speed optimizations, and more.

OMG! Ubuntu! is an Ubuntu blog aimed at everyday Ubuntu users covering the latest OS developments, application updates, and releases alongside opinion pieces, interviews, polls and more.

Saturday, March 19, 2011

AlertMap



AlertMap has been activated in response to the M 9.0 earthquake and tsunami that hit the East Coast of Japan on March 11, 2011.

AlertMap is a free real-time communication app that allows users to easily post geo-tagged reports, pictures, and video clips from the earthquake area, for everyone in the world to see.

It is helpful for those in affected areas of Japan to have access to real-time data, whether it is pictures of damage or unidentified people. By facilitating the direct flow of real-time information, it is our hope that AlertMap will help in the recovery effort, and provide a new and efficient means of communication when traditional channels are stressed or lacking.

Friday, March 11, 2011

Earthquake Alert!



Earthquake Alert! See the latest Magnitude 1.0 and higher earthquakes from all over the World.

Features
- Tab between map and list
- Latest quakes in the World.
- Filter what you see
- Click quake to view on map
- Map shows magnitudes
- View details on USGS site

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Feedly: a magazine-like feed reader



Feedly EARLY ADOPTER PREVIEW. Feed your mind. Get the best content from your favorite websites delivered to your Android phone or Xoom tablet. Powered by Google Reader, Twitter, Instapaper and Read it later.

Are you an existing Google Reader user? Think of feedly as a magazine-like overlay with lots of sharing options and seamless 2-way synchronization.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

WebTalks: listen to your favorite websites on your mobile



WebTalks allows us to listen our favorite sites, as if it were a radio.

Now we see the TV, we listen to the radio, we read the newspaper and we read the web, but from now this will change... listen to your favorite websites on your mobile.

WebTalks is an application that allows us to listen our favorite sites, as if it were a radio.