QuickOffice for Android and iOS available for free

 

Looking to get a headstart with office productivity that would not break your bank on smartphones? QuickOffice, a Google-owned mobile productivity tool is the solution for you. It comes in both Android and iOS and has a free Google Drive storage space.

 Quickoffice features:
* Create and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint files
* Access files in Google Drive and on your device
* Open and view PDF files
* Share files through previously shared Google Drive folders
* Attach files to emails

Something to look forward to is when you sign-in their app by September 26, 2013, you would get an extra 10GB storage space for your Google Drive for 2 years (that is a great solution for those who would like a separate backup)

With reference/citation to: http://www.yugatech.com/gooooogle/quickoffice-for-android-and-ios-goes-free/

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Vine, a video-sharing app is officially launched for Android

 

Vine, a video-sharing app owned by Twitter was launched on Android. The app allows you to create and share six-second square-shaped looping videos  and follow Viners through your own feed.

Here is the features of Vine according to the Google Play Website:

• Unlimited uploads and free
• Instantly post videos on Vine, then share to Twitter (Facebook and more coming soon!)
• Find, follow, and interact with people close to you
• Explore trending posts, featured hashtags and editor's picks

Check out Vine by downloading: here

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O&B University E-Learning: Android For Beginners

This is not a paid advertisement of Orange and Bronze nor there is no way we are affiliated to them. 

I have recently received an e-mail regarding Orange and Bronze's University E-Learning program since my Yahoo Mail address was previously a part of their mailing list since they were doing programs with ACM for quite some time. Aside from the O&B University where they already provide Java, Android and other Software Development Training programs, they had already started with their e-learning program and first stop is the Android for Beginners.

The Android for Beginners class is taught by O&B's main man Calen Legaspi, you can have a trial of the class before you pay the course fee of P 205 (that's a new career for a price of one Starbucks visit). The Android for Beginners is just the first installment of the O&B University E-Learning.

Check out: http://www.orangeandbronze.com/orange-orchard/onb-university-e-learning-invites-pay-only-php205/ 

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Temple Run 2 Now Available For Android

 

Android users can now enjoy Temple Run 2 as it is available already in Google Play . The game features a new environment, a new monkey chasing you, powerups and upgrades which you would definitely enjoy.

Temple Run 2 is still free of charge.

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SMART, AKTV brings the PBA app for Android

Android mobile phone users may download the PBA on AKTV app free from Google play. You can hook it up with your Facebook and Twitter accounts to join the discussion on your favorite teams, access live updates, scores, schedules, results, stats, standings and news at your fingertips.

We will update this post if an IOS version becomes available. For now, here is what to expect with the PBA on AKTV app.

I have downloaded the app and it works well for me, try it now on your android phones.

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Installing Applications from Tablet through your PC

Installing applications through your android tablet (e.g. Galaxy Tab) can be done through your tablet's 3G and wifi connection, however, chances are you may have stalled applications over the wifi or 3G connection, if you do not want to have that, you can install your tablet's applications through your PC by logging through the Google Play site: http://play.google.com with your gmail address sync through your tablet. You can install almost all applications you wish as long the Android version is compatible.

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