If you were lucky enough to receive your very first Android phone as a holiday present this year, you’ll want to do the following imme...
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Sunday, 4 January 2015
25 Essential Apps for Your New Android Phone
If you were lucky enough to receive your very first Android phone as a holiday present this year, you’ll want to do the following immediately:
First, give a big and sloppy kiss to the angel-winged genius that gifted it to you. Then get to downloading some apps!
Here are Yahoo Tech’s picks for the 25 Google Play store apps you’ll want to grab first for your new Android phone.
1. Gmail: Nope, the Gmail app doesn’t come preinstalled on Android devices. Start enjoying Google’s great email service on your new phone ASAP by making this one of the first apps you download.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
2. Twitter: Don’t let Wall Street’s reluctance to embrace Twitter stop you from downloading the service’s fantastic Android app. You won’t want to miss out on all the 140-character bursts of knowledge, humor, and news. Trust us.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
3. Instagram: It’s one of the most popular photo-sharing services out there. You’ll love the way your selfies look through Instagram’s selection of “retro” photo filters.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
4. Facebook: The social networking app for posts, pokes, and polemics is a great time-waster.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
5. Google Maps: Sure, Google Maps is great for exploring new neighborhoods … or countries. But even if you like to keep it local, this app is a must-have with its built-in Zagat ratings and live traffic information.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
6. Seamless/GrubHub: These apps take the “call-in” part out of getting great eats delivered to your home.
7. Chrome: Google’s Chrome is the most popular Web browser in the U.S. The Android version will sync with all your Chrome desktop browsing history and bookmarks, too.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
8. YouTube: The most popular video site on the planet. With this app on your phone, you won’t have to miss out on the latest and greatest music video or cute animal clip.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
9. Vine: Addictive looping six-second videos. Funny, cute stuff.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
10. Evernote: Create, save, and sync notes across all your mobile and desktop devices with the Evernote Android app.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
11. Square Cash: Probably the winner of the “Easiest Way to Send Money with Your Phone” award. It’s free, too.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
12. Google Drive: It’s the Android app for Google’s cloud storage service. Upload files from your phone or access others that have been uploaded from your computer or tablet devices.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
13. Facebook Messenger: Facebook has made it necessary to download a second app for sending and reading private Facebook messages on your phone. In other words, if you want to chat with your old high school classmates via your Android phone, you’ll have to get it.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
14. Spotify: The Android app for the best streaming music service around is a must. Stream virtually any song you can think of (aside from anything in the Taylor Swift discography) while you’re on the move.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
15. Feedly: RIP Google Reader. Use this gorgeous RSS reader app instead to catch up on all your news in one place.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
16. Heads Up! You may recognize this Password-like game from The Ellen DeGeneres Show, but the Android app version is just as much fun.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
17. Amazon Kindle: Bring your Kindle ebook collection to your Android phone by simply installing this app and signing in.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
18. Yelp: Read and post ratings on this wildly popular business-rating service while on the go.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
19. Foursquare/Swarm: These apps connect you to Foursquare’s popular social “check-in” service. Its new Swarm breakout makes it easier to see what your friends are up to.
20. Google Hangouts: Google’s Hangouts lets Android owners text, send pictures, and video chat across other computer and mobile device platforms (even iPhones), and without a carrier texting plan.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
21. WhatsApp: WhatsApp has more users around the world than any other mobile texting app. Join the largest instant messaging party on the planet!
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
22. Snapchat: The most popular way to send sneaky messages on Android, Snapchat is a staple. Get silly or get scandalous; just download this app.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
23. CamScanner: Pack that bulky, power-wasting scanner away and import documents painlessly using just this app and your Android phone’s camera.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
24. The Weather Channel: With The Weather Channel’s Android app, you can put customizable forecast widgets right on your phone’s home screen.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
25. RunKeeper: Strap your Android phone on and track all your walking, jogging or biking miles. Compare workouts with friends right from the app, too.
DOWNLOAD IT HERE.
Saturday, 14 July 2012
Inside Facebook
Regulators are examining whether Morgan Stanley, the investment bank that shepherded Facebook through its highly publicized stock offering last week, selectively informed clients of an analyst's negative report about the company before the stock started trading, May 23
An employee writes a note on the message board at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January 11, 2012.
Facebook Inc. COO Sheryl Sandberg arrives at New York City's Sheraton Hotel with other Facebook executives,
An investor holds prospectus explaining the Facebook stock after attending a show for Facebook's initial public offering at the Four Season's Hotel in Boston,
Investors holding literature explaining the Facebook stock share a laugh as they leave the Four Season's Hotel after attending a show for Facebook''s initial public offering in Boston
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gestures during his keynote address at the Facebook f8 Developers Conference in San Francisco, September
The Chrysler Building is visible behind the animated facade of the Nasdaq MarketSite, welcoming the Facebook IPO, in New York's Times Square, Friday, May 18, 2012. Facebook's stock is trading up Friday, as investors seek to put a dollar value on the company that turned online social networking into a global cultural phenomenon.
People walk near a sign welcoming the IPO of Facebook outside the offices of J.P. Morgan in New York City, New York
Mark Zuckerberg arrives at New York City's Sheraton Hotel as security guards try to shield him and other Facebook executives from cameras,
A Facebook employee works in the design studio at the company's headquarters in Menlo Park, March
A convoy of SUVs is allowed past barricades before a Facebook Roadshow at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in the Palo Alto,
Employees work in the international user operations area at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park
Employees are shown in their working environment at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park,
Employees gather at the IT service desk at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
An employee works in one of many "cozies," tiny, personal conference rooms featured at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
Facebook design chief Kate Aronowitz works at the company's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, March
Employees walk past the company logo at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
The new home of Facebook is seen in Menlo Park, California January
Employees choose to either sit or stand while working at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
An investor holds prospectus explaining the Facebook stock after attending a show for Facebook's initial public offering at the Four Season's Hotel in Boston,
Investors holding literature explaining the Facebook stock share a laugh as they leave the Four Season's Hotel after attending a show for Facebook''s initial public offering in Boston
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gestures during his keynote address at the Facebook f8 Developers Conference in San Francisco, September
The Chrysler Building is visible behind the animated facade of the Nasdaq MarketSite, welcoming the Facebook IPO, in New York's Times Square, Friday, May 18, 2012. Facebook's stock is trading up Friday, as investors seek to put a dollar value on the company that turned online social networking into a global cultural phenomenon.
People walk near a sign welcoming the IPO of Facebook outside the offices of J.P. Morgan in New York City, New York
Mark Zuckerberg arrives at New York City's Sheraton Hotel as security guards try to shield him and other Facebook executives from cameras,
A Facebook employee works in the design studio at the company's headquarters in Menlo Park, March
A convoy of SUVs is allowed past barricades before a Facebook Roadshow at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in the Palo Alto,
Employees work in the international user operations area at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park
Employees are shown in their working environment at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park,
Employees gather at the IT service desk at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
An employee works in one of many "cozies," tiny, personal conference rooms featured at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
Facebook design chief Kate Aronowitz works at the company's headquarters in Menlo Park, California, March
Employees walk past the company logo at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
The new home of Facebook is seen in Menlo Park, California January
Employees choose to either sit or stand while working at the new headquarters of Facebook in Menlo Park, California January
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