Best Droid Apps

June 4, 2010 By Digital Trends Staff

Doodle Jump challenges you to get a hop-happy little blob of a character as high as you can on a series of platforms, tilting your phone back and forth to land on the right ones and navigate away from the likes of black holes, aliens and UFOs along the way. It pains us that this 99-cent marvel from the iPhone goes for four times as much on Android, but you’ll probably agree with us that you get your money’s worth after about 59 hours spent reaching for the stratosphere.

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carol at 5:23pm 21st November 2010 wow wow mi droix plus this app, it runs sooooo fastttttttttttttttttttttttttt :)
Nik at 7:47pm 12th October 2010 latitude is the name of the free app that you can share locations
Eddde at 9:17am 9th August 2010 Does anyone know if the Droid has the vehicle remote starter application as the Apple I-phone?
Marion at 2:52am 13th July 2010 There is a new very interesting application called Call recorder beta It give the possibiilty to record your call, it is very easy to use and present many key features
Todd at 6:59pm 2nd July 2010 As an avid traveler I have found LangLearner has awesome free language apps for teaching useful phrases when traveling.
1. Elias at 12:22pm 20th May 2011 Another app I love for my kids is the TV Everywhere app. Now, I only let me kids watch educational stuff, as they are five and three…Electric Company, National Geographic, that kind of thing. As a DISH customer/employee I can use the TV Everywhere app to access any of these shows live or recorded off my receiver from anywhere I get a 3G connection, and I can do it on my phone, iPad/tablet, or laptop. It’s a perfect way to keep the kids when travelling or in a waiting room, that kind of thing. Also, since it’s rare they watch TV it can be used as a treat.
AppReviews at 1:22pm 16th June 2010 Nicely done with the Biggie pic...for a word/logic game check out PhoneFraze - its like Catch Phrase for your phone