![[Game Review] Jail Run](http://www.omgdroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/533xNxjail-run-puzzle.png.pagespeed.ic.mB3-meitOH.png)
Jail Run is a nice labyrinth type puzzle game. You start off as a captive in a dark remote dungeon where you learn of treasure scattered about leading to a way out. Follow the trail of treasure through 63 levels to find your way out. Collect stars, explode gunpowder barrels and avoid being killed, bounce of blocks using the curved ones to slingshot yourself round corners, turn switches in the corr... »
Early today, Google posted a short almost 2min video that shows those of us without Glass (pretty much everyone) how it will be when we wear our copy of the device. One thing that you will notice in the video is the completely usual day-to-day activities, such as: hot air balloon riding, flying a plane, and skiing. You’ll view the whole video first hand, as if you were actually wearing the G... »
Just a few days ago, I did a review of NFC Tags for Droid tags, in which I showed you the app I use for all of my tag writing experiments — NFC Task Launcher. Tagstand released an update to said app earlier today that adds some pretty nice new features and functionality, most notably the ability to use Bluetooth and/or WiFi to trigger your tasks. That’s certainly not all that is included in ... »
Just this after noon Google has taken to updating one of its most useful and informative apps/features in Jellybean (Android 4.1+) — Google Now (Google Search). This new update confirms some rumors, adds a plethora of features, and simply makes thing easier. Oh and they also updated the Google+ app, but yea… The changelogs for both are below: Google Search (Now): For Android 4.1+ (Jell... »
I already know what you’re thinking, and no we’re not trolling you. There actually is an app out there named Shipoopi Lockscreen Widget. Put aside the widget’s silly name that seemingly plays on feces (Wikipedia says it’s actually a song in the 1957 musical The Music Man by Meredith Willson), and we’re actually dealing with a pretty useful tool here. The introduction ... »
About a week ago, I finally decided to delve into the realm of Nexus 7 accessories and the first trinket to make its way to the old review desk is the Cruzerlite Androidified A2 case. Designed with an emphasis on style, yet still built to protect your investment, this is certainly a case I would recommend to any of my family, friends, or coworkers for a number of reasons. Let’s go over them ... »
Kii Keyboard: A nice alternative to stock Android input The Play Store seems to be awash with keyboards for you to try out, which sometimes makes it difficult to make a choice. Kii keyboard is actually a nice alternative to Android’s out-of-the-box offering. At the moment it is still in beta testing so you may come across a bug or two, having said that I haven’t actually had any proble... »
Clockworkmod pushes an update to Carbon App Sync and Backup. You speak, Koush listens. Today Twitter greeted me with a surprise. Carbon App Sync and Backup already has an update! For a crack flasher like me, this app is a God send. I use it pretty much daily to backup my settings for the apps that are pain to get set up when I have to reinstall them. Now I can back up to my external SD card in add... »
Google finally brings back factory image for the Nexus 4 If you own the LG Nexus 4, you might be interested to learn that Google has finally returned the JOP40D factory image for the device to its Developers website. There is still no word on why the file was pulled initially, and even though it was readily available through a number of community outputs during its absence from the official source... »
