Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Switching the Focus

written by: Nick Kosmides


I'm sure its evident, as the date of my last Android post was quite a while ago.  This post marks a shift in my writing interests.  I've always had a thing for gaming, and as much as I tried to redirect that to new frontiers I seemed to consistently find my way back to it.  Albeit, gaming on Android through Amazon's Free App of the Day promotions isn't quite the same as writing a review for Super Mario Bros for the NES.  But that sounds like so much more fun to me.

My friends, former colleagues and family consider me the go-to guy for gaming knowledge, a vessel for source information.  I've won my fair share of nearly endless XBOX 360 vs PlayStation 3 debates since the its debate-losing launch (sans trophies, week PSN, launch price, etc).  Today, that has trans-morphed into intervention material for anyone who has been playing a 360 and has not ever experienced the power and versatility of a PS3 before.  The arsenal of insults Microsoft has allotted me makes that possible, but my angle is not like it used to be.  My stance on the console war is more peaceful, in that if you want to hear what I have to say for and against either camp, then I will share it and not be crass about it either.

So, with that and the many other tidbits I am proud to bestow upon the reading eyes of other gamers, I say farewell to Android news for the time being.  Follow me on Twitter @kosmocrisis, find me on Google + or Facebook, follow my site, take a picture, I don't care.  Just keep in touch!

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Gift Shopper Pro

written by: Nick Kosmides


Ring in the holidays with today's free app of the day.  With less than four hours to go on this freebie deal, and less than 4 shopping days before its seasons greetings to all the family knocking at your door (or ringing the door bell if you're one of those rich people).  This app couldn't have been more ill-timed.  Gift Shopper Pro collects all the shopping data you would normally put on paper and makes any gift giving time of year easier to commit to.

Good for birthdays or any other gift giving occasion, Gift Shopper Pro supports your Android device camera to scan items into your recipient's gift list.  For use either before shopping or after you've made the purchase, once an item is entered for that special someone, you can track how much you've spent so as to stay on budget.  Probably the most important feature when you're shopping during Christmas holidays for a ton of family and friends.  You can budget each person and not go totally broke, or at least you will see it coming before the credit card bills arrive in the mail to ring in your debt in 2012.

Download this app today while its free to get your shopping in order before you go overboard.  Though, it may already be too late, then its to the depths in Davy Jones' locker fer yee!

Gift Shopper Pro - $0.99 FREE

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Day 9 - 11 Apps for 10 cents

written by: Nick Kosmides


Ha, funny joke Google.  Throw in a repeat sale for Swiftkey and completely confuse the masses as to why there is 11 apps for sale when there is only supposed to be 10.  I get your joke.  No, actually, I don't.

More games than most can fit on their phone and a couple of those other types of apps.  Check out the full list below.  As always with my posts, check out the Amazon Appstore links as well.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Day 8 - 10 Apps for only 10 cents for 2 More Days

written by: Nick Kosmides


Only two days remain and the Android Market comes to the plate swinging for the fence.  Though there are a few repeats, I guess to allow people who missed out on them the first time to have another crack at them, there are more gems this time around.

A couple to check out would be SlideIt keyboard.  One big thing that differentiates Android phones from iPhone is the ability to customize just about every aspect of the device, including the keyboard.  I love choices and this looks to be another good offering in the Swype category.  Oceanhouse Media brings another Little Critter book to the sale and Disney is offering its mulitplatform liquid success Where's My Water.  Check out the full list of 10 cent apps with Amazon Appstore links below.

One day left after today.  Hopefully Google pulls out all the top shelf apps for the tenth and final day.  I wouldn't be all that surprised if after this sale the Android Market reaches 11 billion downloads!  One billion in one day would be pretty impressive.

Monday, December 12, 2011

Day 7 - 10 More Apps for only 10 cents for 10 Days

written by: Nick Kosmides


Seven days into the 10 days of 10 apps for 10 cents, we can no begin the countdown backgrounds indicating how many days remain.  Only two days remain for Google to showcase some of the best apps they have to offer by such a hefty price reduction.  With today's offerings completely overtaken by games.  Only an Oceanhouse Media e-book, a repeat deal of Beautiful Widgets, and the music recognition app Sound Hound for the non-gaming shoppers. See below for the complete list and notice which ones are also available in the Amazon Appstore for Android.


One trending issue I've noticed with many apps in the Android Market is reviewers complaining about DRM.  Requiring them to be logged in somehow or have a data connection at boot up.  This is extremely frustrating because its usually required every time the app is launched to prove that your copy is not a pirated copy.  The emotion generated when you are being tested as a thief after having paid for a legit title is not far from infuriating.  As always, read the reviews, and now in the web market you can sort the reviews by device to see people's impressions of the app on your device.

Sunday, December 11, 2011

Day 6 - 10 More Apps for only 10 cents for 10 Days

written by: Nick Kosmides


What happened to Day 5 you're wondering?  Well, holiday parties and the Sony reunion happened.  Good times, good times.

Now its Day 6 and its looking like a pretty good selection of apps for just $0.10.  More games than previously and a pretty popular exercising app.  Take a look and just buy it all.  Remember to take note as to which games are also available in the Amazon Appstore for Android.  Use those Amazon giftcards on your new Kindle Fire.
I grabbed Endomondo Sports Tracker Pro, Raging Thunder and Just Me and My Mom.  I don't recommend Raging Thunder as its really old and has dated N64 graphics.  Endomondo is ideal if you have friends on Facebook that are all using is as well since the app allows you to pep talk with your peers and compare running or biking stats.  It includes calorie burning, GPS tracing and support of heart rate devices.

What will you download today?

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Kung Fu Panda Holiday

written by: Nick Kosmides


Kung Fu Panda Holiday e-book is free today in the Amazon Appstore for Android.  Having all the features of the e-books from Oceanhouse Media's infamous Dr. Seuss e-books, Zuuka Inc brings us the holiday adventures of Po, Master Shifu and the Furious Five to Android devices.

Almost immediately after downloading anything designed for my four year old, I always quality control them before she gets to see it in action.  Just in case it doesn't work on my phone, or flat out sucks.  I want her to play only the best, so that when she is old enough to get me games for the holidays she will return the favor!

First thing I noticed is that the male voice used to read the stories is very good when compared to the voices I've heard from the Dr. Seuss stories from Oceanhouse Media.  The pace of the story is very good and the pages are movie quality.  Best of all, the original actors read the parts for the characters they played in the movies!  That means Jack Black for Po and Dustin Hoffman as Master Shifu, and Angelina Jolie as Tigress.  Yes!

There is quite a bit of text to read, so early readers beware, following along may be tough.  My daughter is pretty good at reading at just 4 and a half years old, but she may have to read this a few times before she becomes confortable.  The text is clear and bold at the bottom of the screen, and becomes highlighted as the words are spoken during the read to me portion.

Grab this app for your little ones while it remains free for today.

Kung Fu Panda Holiday - $2.99 FREE

Friday, December 9, 2011

Day 4 - 10 Apps Only 10 cents for 10 Days (Android Market)

written by: Nick Kosmides


It's day 4 and I must say I'm not a fan of today's choices.  Though other writers are claiming this is a $1.00 spending spree day, I just don't agree.  Take a look at the list to see for yourself and like the days deals prior, many of these titles are also available in the Amazon Appstore for Android.
Game Dev Story will most likely find its way onto my phone, but I have most everything else already thanks to Amazon's Free Paid App of the Day program in the Amazon Appstore for Android.  My favorite for today, if you didn't get it free from Amazon, is Jelly Defense.  Gorgeous visuals just pop off the screen and the game runs smooth as butter on my Fascinate 2.3.5.

Enjoy.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Day 3 - 10 Billion Downloads In The Android Market

written by: Nick Kosmides


Yesterday was a feast of fantastic apps, and today is no picnic, err... just another feast.  Get it?  So, while you're puzzling over that last one I'll run through the list below.

Tetris could easily be the reason people buy today, but don't overlook some of the others.  Kids Learn To Read is an educational app and never come this cheap.  ADWLauncher EX is the full paid version that includes many enhancements over the very popular free version that so many Cyanogen modders are familiar with.  And Reckless Getaway is familiar playground of speed and arcade racing very much akin to the Burnout franchise on consoles.

If you haven't already, the Amazon offerings of Can Knockdown 2 and Tetris are also available for the same price as the Android Market.  Competition is thick, though if you have an Kindle Fire this is currently the only way to get some of the same deals as other Android devices.

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

10B Celebration Kicks Off In The Android Market

written by: Nick Kosmides


Though it started yesterday, Google is celebrating the 10 billion Android Market downloads by offering 10 different apps each day for a mere $0.10 each.  Yesterday introduced some really great apps, but today is no different.  Trading one racing game for another, bringing wireless iTunes syncing to Android, and even the Christmas HD live wallpaper.  Check out today's list of ten cent apps below and find out which ones I'm rockin'.
Having downloaded Fruit Ninja almost the day after I got my first Android, I can say without hesitation that this game is worth the price.  Lots of fun, and becoming more popular as I've even seen it in Dave & Busters as a large-screen-four-finger-swiping-ticket-dispensing game, and also on XBOX Kinect.

Anything from Ocean House Media that is on sale is recommended for those with children and the unavoidable desire to hand your most prized and pricey of devices over to the sticky fingered mini you.  As the digital frontier overtakes paper books, apps like this pave the way for children to adopt the technology for their own.  They won't even know about paper packing books by the time they go to school.  Maybe just because there won't be any trees left.

I just downloaded Airsync and can confirm, this thing is sick!  With the iTunes cloning application for Mac/PC on the desktop or laptop, and this fully featured music and movie playing and streaming mega app on my phone, nothing can stop you from enjoying your stuff.  Maybe except for storage space on said devices.  Plus, I can stream music, movies, or pics to my PS3 using this app now.  Easily the best $0.10 I've ever spent.

Reckless Racing and Beautiful Widgets round out today purchases for me.  I have not yet played Reckless Racing though I hear from people and reviewers that its pretty fun.  At least it was a long while ago when it first came out.  Beautiful Widgets is exactly like another app called Fancy Widgets that I've been using for the same thing.  Create great looking clock, weather and battery widgets in all different sizes.  Add the ability to get weather alerts, notifications, tap to launch apps like calendar or alarms, etc and you've got an all-in-one widget to make your home screens a bit easier on the eyes.

What will you enjoy for one-tenth of a dollar charged to your credit card?

Thursday, November 17, 2011

FREE music from new Google Music Store

written by: Nick Kosmides


So, just in case you've been in the dark about all things Google Music today and yesterday, Google Music has been updated.  Both the app and the web store now see 'Music' in addition to everything previously available.  Maybe some Android Market app users haven't been updated yet, but very very soon.

As part of a Free [media] A Day initiative, Google Music swings right into things with free music to entice all to reconsider where you shop for tunes.  While iTunes has also been offering free tracks everyday, Google Music has gone ahead and made an entire album free today.

Today's Free Song of the Day is David Bowie's "Sound and Vision" from the 1977 album "Low".

Larger than that is a new live Pearl Jam album that has been released this month exclusively for Google Music.  Free right now, the Pearl Jam 9.11.11 album was recorded during their live performance at the Air Canada Centre and features 29 tracks.  The last of which is a Neil Young cover with a surprise guitar appearance from the man himself.

Jump into the Android Market and grab all the free stuff you can, starting with this live - free - exclusive Pearl Jam tribute performance to the 10th anniversary of the tragic events that took place during 9/11.

Pearl Jam 9.11.11 - FREE

UPDATE: You can also find a live album from Dave Matthew's Band Irving Plaza, New York, NY March 26th, 1994 for FREE.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Bejeweled 2

written by: Nick Kosmides


Rejoice for the time has come for all Android users to get Bejeweled 2 for free today.  At least most Android users will be able to actually play it as some Droid Bionic owners aren't so lucky.

I can tell you that being on Verizon and having two different but same versions of Bejeweled 2 in the Android Market is not fun and games.  While the one for everyone else would go on sale for $0.99, the Verizon version was never on sale.  Amazon has come to the rescue and while we are exhaustingly appreciative, it still feels like something is missing.

When I started up the game in totally elation I was immediately reduced to feeling cheated.  The music reminded me of the 80s for some reason while the Main Menu reminded me that EA now feels Android users don't know anything about Bejeweled 2 and the fact that it is uber-upgraded on iOS with awesome online enabled Blitz mode.

This short sighted mishap is unacceptable to a majority of users included this one.  So until this game is finally updated AND Bejeweled 3 is finally released, then and only then will me and the rest of the majority smart phone population be satisfied with a little monopoly called Electronic Arts.  Sorry to my friends who work there, we'll have lunch before the holidays.

Bejeweled 2 - $2.99 FREE

Monday, November 14, 2011

Circle Us On Google Plus

written by: Nick Kosmides


Rhymes are definitely my thing.  Google+ Pages has one more going for it, Android News and Views.  Use the link below to find it and circle it to stay up to date on at least a few more Android related news.  Although this is a one-man show, every show needs an audience.

Spread the word.

Google+ Page link...

Sunday, November 13, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Shift

written by: Nick Kosmides


Shift, a puzzle platformer, is available for free today from the Amazon Appstore.  And you can be sure to expect a solid game when you load it up.  One of my current favorite Minis on the PlayStation Minis platform for PS3/PSP, this little Android gem has slick black and white visuals and an addictive level flipping mechanic that may throw you for a loop.

Upon first boot, you will find a shallow menu that makes getting into the game nice and fast.  The first few levels are there to help you understand the mechanics of the game, the usual tutorial fare.  But what really sucks you in is how the game uses all the elements, seemingly so few, but when sandwiched into one level and placed under a time limit things begin to turn upside down.

The visuals, though black and white, are striking with smooth lines.  Platforming trademarks like the run and the jump are all present.  But wait until you meet the spikes.  It'll bring true color to your life, I mean the end of your life.  If you are one of those literal types, I'm talking about your character.

Head over to the Amazon Appstore for Android to grab this most amazing game.  One of my top ten favorite games.

Shift - $1.99 FREE

Friday, November 11, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Let's Bowl Deluxe

written by: Nick Kosmides


Let's Bowl Deluxe can be downloaded free today from the Amazon Appstore for Android.

This app is a great example of why the Amazon Appstore is such a long shot when it comes to actually helping developers with their bottom line.  With reviews on the Android Market for the same Deluxe version averaging a score of 4.4 with most reviewers saying its great or only complaining about the dev not responding for a minute.  Amazon offers only the Deluxe version and no free with ads version as of this writing, its new to the Appstore, and people are ripping into the game expecting it to play like the real thing.

On one hand, you can't blame them since the very first sentence in the description says "Not enough time (or cash) to hit the lanes? No problem... This alley never closes." If that doesn't make you feel like you're downloading an authentic bowling experience then maybe this will. "Just like in real bowling, with this game it's all in the wrist."

The reality is there is no weight to the balls and no spinning the ball.  Line up your shot, then flick up.  You may throw it hard or "granny" style, with harder throws potentially leading to wild shots.  That's about as real as it gets.  But this hasn't stopped peeps on the Android Market from enjoying the game.  Which brings back up another difference between the Android Market and the Amazon Appstore for Android.  The reviewers are much much harsher on Amazon.  Its hard to tell who is being honest though, with Amazon requiring reviews consist of a minimum of 20 characters sort of forcing people to write something meaningful.

More interesting still is the sheer number of other bowling app options in both markets.  Amazon produces at whopping 21 apps when searching for "bowling".  Can you guess what the Android Market shows?  Try 529!  I'm not about to go through all of them to discover the true number of actually bowling games, minus any card games or other miscellaneous stuff.  One of my favorites though is Doodle Bowling for Android 2.2 and above.  Its fun, mind numbing, time killing fun with skinnable lanes!

Let's Bowl Deluxe - $2.99 FREE

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Gem Spinner II

written by: Nick Kosmides


Gem Spinner II is the shiny new free app of the day today.  Hailing from Tiny Bite Games who's first Gem Spinner game had also graced the FAAD position on the Amazon Appstore for Android's front page only a day over two months ago.

While the first game was a solid spin off of many other familiar match-3 gem type games, Gem Spinner II is a more difficult affair.  New gameplay elements were included to make it apparently harder for players to simply play through the puzzler.  Gem matching games should be fast paced and chaotic, but Gem Spinner II spinner loses a bit of steam when you get stuck because you didn't think several moves ahead.

Many modes exist allowing gameplay without a timer, and even modes to make it more of a challenge when a more challenge game is what you're looking for.  Reviewers are reporting more force closes and random hangs/crashes/freezes in this installment.  Though it is a more beautiful game than its predecesor, it may be too much to handle, too cold to hold.  See what I did there?  Because it freezes... never mind.

Hit the link below to nab this gem jamboree before the timer expires.

Gem Spinner II - $2.00 FREE

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Townsmen 6

written by: Nick Kosmides



Townsmen 6 is today's free app from Amazon's Appstore for Android. And might I add that it is a confusing ordeal to get familiar with this little gem.

Handy Games is no stranger to Android, having released some of the most loved (and hated) games on Android. Some of my favorites happen to be Super Dynamite Fishing, Aporkalypse and Guns'n'Glory wasn't too bad either. Yet from their loins is born a software gem that one reviewer describes as "as close to those old [turn-based RPG games on PC] as I've gotten on my phone." While these reviewers are elated to play games of this caliber on a mobile phone, I have higher gaming standards than most no matter the platform its played on. RPGs will always be foreign to me, so its important that they get off on the right foot to keep me playing.

Does this one cut the mustard, or was this deli meat sliced a bit too thinly?

My first impressions were on par with most of the non-5-star reviews on Amazon. The initial walk through of the UI and gameplay was a rough introduction to say the least. Its a period piece set in France. The landscape is rough and yours to manage. Build wells and employ townies. While characters like your pig Poopsy and your Woman (that's her name) will help guide you with cut and dry instructions, there is little to no room for exploration early on.  One easy mistake is not reading the tutorials entirely because it isn't clear the text box actually scrolls down.

While the gameplay curve is standard RPG fare, it shouldn't take very long for even the youngest gamer to figure out. Although, if you think you are a seasoned gamer and decide to skip the tutorials, then you will most likely find yourself posting a negative review on Amazon for this game saying something like "Absolutely terrible interface" or "What am I supposed to do?" You people need to get an iPhone.

Get your town building RPG gameplay fix on free before midnight (or so) tonight by following the link below to the Amazon Appstore for Android.

Townsmen 6 - $0.99 FREE

Friday, October 14, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - Kids Paint

written by: Nick Kosmides


Kids Paint is today's free app of the day found within the Amazon Appstore.  With a whopping number of reviews (two) on Amazon, Kids Paint needs all the help it can get.  Amazon shows the app has been available since April 23, 2011 and that the app was originally released on December 31, 2009.  With all the time in between you'd think this app would have evolved a bit further than its current state.

Don't get me wrong, the painting and coloring tools herein are effective and the randomization of the colors and brushes is unique.  But multitouch functionality is ridiculously useless and shallow offering only the creation of line art.  I would have loved to see the ability to just draw and paint with the use of multitouch.  And the irony in the title is that there is nothing in this thing other than psychedelic color randomization that would be targeted towards kids.  No stamps or goofy tools, or controls of any kind.

One thing I was shocked to see and really did appreciate was the fact that there is no main menu.  Shortly after you choose to boot the app, you can draw.  That's really it.  The Menu button soft key has all the bells and whistles tucked away.  You'll find in-app camera access, Gallery import tool, an option to change the color of the background, a Share Picture option supporting all the major players, and Save to Album.  And if you're wondering why the Back button isn't working to exit the app, the dev has included an Exit button.  The Back button is used to clear your last drawing stroke, probably the only way to draw what you want if you don't mind trial and error.

What's bad about this app is nearly everything this app is downloaded to perform.  While the drawing is seamless and responsive, there is absolutely no option to manually control the color or brush being used. Its all random.  And the Set Color option within the menu only randomly changes the background color. The default black background is the best and easiest to work with.  What's worse is the fact that to cycle through all the background variants you must repeatedly press the Menu soft key and tap Set Color.  The background color change takes effect at the same time as the menu retracts.

The verdict: download the app today and save a buck, but don't expect to rely on this app whenever you are feeling creative.  I would classify this under the Utility Time Waster app category.  Click the link to git your random scribble on.

Kids Paint - $0.99 FREE

Sunday, October 2, 2011

iPhone 5: S is for Speculation

written by: Nick Kosmides


This will be easy as there is nearly no fact on the iPhone 5 at this moment.  But it is always fun talking about all the speculation flittering and smothering the interwebs.

Reports now available show a possible placeholder for the iPhone 5 in an online retailer.  Specs show some promising details of which come off my list of demands.  If ever I were to switch back to an iOS device my list of demands would first be met in completion, and no exception could be made.  In fact, an exception would be to concede to Android for creating a market for phone manufacturers to push the envelope by providing everything on this list and then some.

Listing...now:
- 4" or larger screen.  As my Fascinate has a 4" screen I will never go back to a smaller screen.
- Cutting edge processing power.  This is here to make sure the brains of the operation are not compromised to allow the other items of my list to become a reality. Heaven forbid a next gen iPhone with a current gen processor (looking at you iPhone 4).
- Expandable memory.  Okay, this is where Apple will fail.  iOS will not allow expandable memory as it must contain all its eggs in one basket.  Android devices need this expandable memory to expand the memory.  Not all Android phones have 16GB, or even 8GB, of internal memory.  My phone barely has 512MB.  The 16GB MicroSD is a requirement and that is why it came with my phone.  This is not exactly the case with iPhone, 16GB and 32GB options are standard.  But to expand on this is my wish, nay, demand.
- 4G. If the next iPhone comes out without this, it will fail to impress anyone.  4G is the future of wireless data and may even pose to replace 3G in my opinion.
- Removable battery.  To deny its owner the ability to gain access to the battery simply says Apple wants you to know you don't have any power in the matter.  And power is the matter.  A business man on the road constantly must rely on his phone to communicate and sell.  If while commuting without the options to "plug in" and the battery is low, guess what...they pull out the Blackberry.  You will not gain the respect of the corporate IT department if upper execs complain that sales are lost due to iPhone usage for business needs instead of Blackberry's where batteries can be simply changed out.
- Slide Out QWERTY keyboard.  This would simply be awesome if added.  Much like the removable battery and expandable memory, I don't believe this will ever come to iPhone.  Please prove me wrong.

While we wait for October 4th to roll around for the official word from Apple's new CEO Tim Cook, this speculation will come to a boil.  Floating to the top will surface so much anticipation for a device that may or may not pose any real threat to the future of wireless device growth, but instead spark a whole new slew of lawsuits aimed at keeping Apple in the spotlight while they sort out their emotions for a more open Apple hardware and software environment.  Not Android Market open.  Why not somewhere in between.

So as of this writing we can use this speculation to scratch of 4" screen and 4G from the above list.  Outside of thinner device, fixed antennae issue, and ripped off Android features in iOS5, I don't think anymore items will get scratched off.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Amazon's Free App of the Day - MLB.com At Bat 11**

written by: Nick Kosmides


MLB.com At Bat 11 is free today on the Amazon Appstore for Android.  No this is not an EA sports game.  Its not a game at all even though it is dated like a game.  Well, its about a game.

Lets just assume you are a true baseball fan and never miss a game from the comfort of your couch.  If this is you, don't bother with this app.  You already know too much.  Though if you are one with a bad memory of stats, then maybe it is right for you.  If you are the type that works too much or is away from a tv more often than all the Major League games ever played, then you should definitely download this app today.

Not only will you save $7, you will have the power of the internet and MLB.com in a tight and convenient app on your Android.  Sure you could get all this info from the site, but not with live updates of every pitch and play.  Flip through and find the stats of games being played in parallel without losing your place in your home game.  When it comes to multitasking, browsers are only as good as the number of tabs they possess.  Your stock browser can probably only do 4 tabs.  This app gives you instant access to MLB news, standings, videos, your favorite teams, ballparks, and some MLB.tv subscriber-only stuff too.

Video clips moments after the clip occurred can be viewed in app.  Though, if you are an MLB.tv subscriber you can watch entire games.  Not live, but after they have been played.  At the Ballpark brings you detailed maps of the park if you are watching a game live.  How about menus of the concession stands that day?  Check in to the game through the app two hours before showtime to unlock expanded video highlights.

**All this and much more, BUT with a huge caveat. This app is NOT compatible with all Android devices.  Don't let this stop you from adding it to your list of owned apps, but if you don't have one of the devices listed below, you'll have to wait for an update:

  • AT&T Motorola Atrix
  • AT&T HTC Inspire HD
  • Sprint HTC Evo
  • Sprint HTC Evo Shift
  • Sprint HTC Evo 3D
  • Sprint Samsung Galaxy S
  • T-Mobile/AT&T HTC Nexus One
  • T-Mobile HTC Glacier (myTouch 4G)
  • T-Mobile HTC G2
  • T-Mobile Samsung Nexus S
  • Verizon HTC Droid Incredible
  • Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 2
  • Verizon HTC Thunderbolt
  • Verizon Motorola Droid
  • Verizon Motorola Droid 2
  • Verizon Motorola Droid 2 Global
  • Verizon Motorola Droid X
  • Verizon Motorola Droid X2
  • Verizon Motorola Droid Pro
  • Verizon Sony Xperia Play

MLB.com At Bat 11 - $6.99 FREE