1. The Blog Frontend

Before you start, let’s take a look at the WordPress default theme
and see how it is structured. Take note of the elements (header, post
title, search form, navigation, footer, etc.).

Default Frontpage (index.php)

Default Single (single.php)

2. Photoshop Mockups

Based on the information gathered from the default theme, design a Photoshop mockup of your blog. Here I’m using GlossyBlue, one of my free WordPress themes, as an example. Download the demo.zip to see the Photoshop file.

3. HTML + CSS

After the PSD design is done, create a static HTML+CSS template of each page. You can use my GlossyBlue HTML files in the demo.zip to follow this tutorial. Extract the zip and take a look at the index.html, single.html, and page.html. Later in the tutorial, I will use these HTML files and convert them into a theme.

Why Create a Static HTML File First?

Mainly because it will make the development process a lot easier. I
usually create a HTML file for every template that I need, test it
across all browsers, validate both HTML and CSS markups, then all I have
to do is cut & paste the WordPress code. By doing so, I don’t have
to worry about HTML or CSS bugs during my theme making process.

4. How WordPress Theme Works

If you go the default theme folder (wp-content/themes/default), you should see many PHP files (called template file) and one style.css file. When you are viewing the front page, WordPress actually uses several template files to generate the page (index.php << header.php, sidebar.php, and footer.php).

For more details, check out Site Architecture and Template Hierarchy at Codex.

5. Duplicate The Template Files

Copy the GlossyBlue HTML folder into the wp-content/themes folder. Then, go to the default theme folder, copy the comments.php and searchform.php file to the glossyblue folder.

6. Style.css

Go to the WordPress default theme folder, open the style.css file. Copy the commented code at the top and paste it to the GlossyBlue style.css file. Change the theme name and the author information as you desire.

7. Splitting The Files

Now you need to understand where to split the file into several files: header.php, sidebar.php, and footer.php. The image below shows a simplified version of my index file and how the markups should split.

8. Header.php

Open the index.html file. Cut from the top to where the <!--/header --> ends, paste it in a new PHP file, and save the file as header.php.

Go to the default theme folder, open the header.php. Copy and replace the tags where it requires PHP code (Template Tag): <title>, <link> stylesheet, <h1>, and <div class=description>.

Navigation Menu (wp_list_pages)

Replace the <li> tags in the <ul id=nav> with <?php wp_list_pages('sort_column=menu_order&depth=1&title_li=');?>

Reference: wp_list_pages.

9. Sidebar.php

Back to the index.html file, cut from where the <form id=searchform> start to the closing tag of <div id=sidebar> and paste it in a new PHP file, save it as sidebar.php.

• Replace the <form id=searchform> wrap with <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/searchform.php'); ?>.
• Replace the category <li> tags with <?php wp_list_categories('show_count=1&title_li='); ?>
• Replace the archive <li> tags with <?php wp_get_archives('type=monthly'); ?>

References: wp_list_categories and wp_get_archives.

10. Footer.php

Back to the index.html file, cut from the <div id=footer> tag to the end of </html> and paste it in a new PHP file, save it as footer.php.

Recent Posts

Here I used the query_post to display the 5 latest posts.

Recent Comments

Recent comments are generated by a plugin (included in the theme folder).

11. Index.php

Now in your index.html file, you should only have the <div id=content> wrap. Save the file as index.php. Insert the line:get_header, get_sidebar, and get_footer in the same order as your layout structure.

12. Understanding The Loop

The image below illustrates how The Loop works. The Loop is used to
display blog posts and it also lets you control what to display.
Basically, The Loop checks if there are posts in your blog, while there
are posts, display it, if no post found, say “Not Found”.

13. Copy The Loop

Go to the default theme folder, open the index.php file. Copy The Loop from the default index.php and paste it in between the <div id=content>..</div>. Then, replace the static text with the WordPress Template Tags: post date, title, category, comments, next and previous link.

14. Preview The Theme

Congrats! You’ve done the front page (the main part of the theme).
Now, login to your admin panel, go to the Design tab, you should see the
GlossyBlue theme, activate it and go to the front page to preview the
theme.

15. Single.php

Now, it is time to do the single.php template. If you want, you can go through the same process — cut & paste from the default theme. But, I find it easier to use the index.php that you just created and save it as single.php. Open the default theme single.php file and copy the Template Tags over. Then include the comments_template. The image below highlights what I’ve changed:

16. Page.php

With the single.php template you just created, save it as page.php. Remove the post date, comment form, next/previous link… and that’s it.. there goes your page.php template.

17. Delete The HTML Files

Delete all the HTML files in the glossyblue folder (we don’t
need them anymore). Technically, that is enough for a basic WordPress
theme. You may notice there are more PHP files in the default theme. Well, you don’t really need those files if you just want a basic theme. For example, if the search.php or 404.php is not present in the theme folder, WordPress will automatically use the index.php to render the page. Read the Template Hierarchy for more details.

18. WordPress Page Template

Ok, final example. I will show you how to use Page Template to create an archive page that will list all posts on your blog (good for sitemap). Copy the archives.php file from the default theme folder. Delete the unwanted code and you should have something like this:

Here I’m using the query_post (showposts=-1 means display all posts) to display a list of all posts.

Now, login to your admin panel, write a new page, title it Archives. On the Page Template dropdown, select Archives.

Web
APIs modify the way of content and services are influenced and
consumed. Web developers can take benefit of 1000s of APIs to add more
content or functionality to their site. We’ve compiled a list of 10 most
useful APIs you can consider using for your web site or application.

Google Graph API

The Google Chart API
is a tool that lets people create a chart from some data and embed it
in a web page, most developers resort to PHP libraries, Flash Components
or jQuery based solutions. A lot of these components and libraries
require some knowledge of configuration. Google creates a PNG image of a
chart from data and formatting parameters in an HTTP request. Many
types of charts are supported, and by making the request into an image
tag, people can simply include the chart in a web page.

Originally
it was an internal tool to support rapid embedding of charts within
Google’s own applications. Google Graph API is a simple, free, URL based
API that allows you to generate, download and save 9 types of charts.

Currently,
line, bar, pie and radar charts, as well as Venn diagrams, scatter
plots, sparkling, maps, google-o-meters, and QR codes are supported.

Yahoo! PlaceFinder

Yahoo!
PlaceFinder is a great web service that supports world-wide geocoding
of street addresses and place names. It allows developers to convert
addresses and places into geographic coordinates (and vice versa). This
allows web site owners to deliver online content to desktop and mobile
users based on their physical location, e.g based on the user’s street
address, you can show nearby places like stores. PlaceFinder supports
building-level address recognition in over 75 countries, and as well as
points of interest, airports, cities, and other place names.

JanRain

Janrain Inc.
is a privately held technology company based in Portland, Oregon.
Janrain offers software as a service solutions for commercial businesses
and websites to connect their sites to the social web. Janrain’s
flagship product enables a website’s users to register or login with
their existing social network accounts and share content from the site
or their activities with friends on multiple social networks. JanRain
(formely RPX) is an Open-ID sign on service provider. It allows your
visitors to sign-in to your site with their existing accounts on
Facebook, Google, Twitter, Yahoo!, LinkedIn or other networks and then
publish their comments, purchases, reviews or other activities from your
site to multiple social networks.

Google AJAX Language

By
the AJAX Language API, you can translate and detect the language of
blocks of text within a webpage using only JavaScript. In addition, you
can enable transliteration on any text field or text area in your web
page. The language API is designed to be simple and easy to use to
translate and detect languages on the fly when offline translations are
not available.

You can choose which of the 52 languages to display
in the Administration Panel. The list of languages can be shown as text
(in the native language of each language), as flag icons, or as both.
Flag icons can be confusing and sometimes misleading so I recommend the
text option.

Tropo

Tropo
is a powerful yet simple API that adds Voice, SMS, Twitter, and IM
support to the programming languages you already know. This will allow
you to bring real-time communications to your apps. There are many ways
you can use voice or sms in your web application, for example – verify
phone number, allow visitors to record a voice message and save it
online, etc.

Amazon S3 Storage

Amazon S3 is storage for the Internet. It is designed to make web-scale computing easier for developers.

Amazon
S3 provides a simple web services interface that can be used to store
and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web.
It gives any developer access to the same highly scalable, reliable,
secure, fast, inexpensive infrastructure that Amazon uses to run its own
global network of web sites. The service aims to maximize benefits of
scale and to pass those benefits on to developers.

DISQUS

Disqus
is an online discussion and commenting service for websites and online
communities that uses a networked platform. The company’s platform
includes various features, such as social integration, social
networking, user profiles, spam and moderation tools, analytics, email
notifications, and mobile commenting. It allows your visitors to choose
their identity (Facebook Connect, OpenID, Twitter) when they leave a
comment. New comments or reactions from social media network are updated
in real-time. DISQUS is available as plugins for popular blog platforms
like WordPress, Drupal or Blogger.

Google Font API

Google
WebFont API uses CSS3’s @font-face to add web fonts to your site.
Currently limited only 18 different font-families. Google WebFont API
provides by far the easiest implementation for custom typography. All
you need to do is simply hotlink to their style sheet link and then call
the font in a CSS style. The major advantage is that by using
StyleSheet served from Google’s CDN, you can save a lot of bandwidth and
improve your page load speed.

WebShotsPro

WebShotsPro
is a service for webmasters to include advanced website screenshot
technology to their websites. This is pretty useful for links pages like
directory or portfolio pages by giving a visual cue for your visitors.

Yahoo BOSS

BOSS
(Build your Own Search Service) is Yahoo!’s open search and data
services platform. The goal of BOSS is simple: to foster innovation in
the search industry. Developers, start-ups, and large Internet companies
can use BOSS to build web-scale search products that utilize Yahoo!
Search technology and data. By combining your unique assets and ideas
with our search technology assets, you can build innovative experiences
that delight your users. BOSS is offered with a low flexible usage fee
based on the type of queries. BOSS gives you access to Yahoo!’s
investments in crawling and indexing, ranking and relevancy algorithms,
and powerful infrastructure.

What if you had a nickle for every time you heard: “I have the perfect idea for a great application!“?
It’s the buzz on the street. The iPhone has created unprecedented
excitement and innovation from people both inside and outside the
software development community. Still for those outside the development
world, the process is a bit of a mystery.

This how-to guide is supposed to walk you through
the steps to make your idea for an iPhone app a reality. This post
presents various ideas, techniques, tips, and resources that may come in
handy if you are planning on creating your first iPhone application.

You might be interested in the following related articles:

• Designing for iPhone 4 Retina Display: Techniques and Workflow ⁵
• Web Development For The iPhone And iPad: Getting Started ⁶
• iPhone App Design Trends ⁷
• 100 (Really) Beautiful iPhone Wallpapers ⁸

[Editor's note: Have you already got your copy of our Printed Smashing Book #2? The book covers best practices and techniques for professional Web designers and developers.]

1. Have An Idea – A Good Idea

How do you know if your idea is a good one? The first step is to even care if your idea is solid; and the second step is to answer the question does it have at least one of the indicators of success?

Does your app solve a unique problem?
Before the light bulb was invented, somebody had to shout out “Man,
reading by candlelight sucks!” Figure out what sucks, and how your app
can make the life of its user more comfortable.

Does the app serve a specific niche?
Though there aren’t any stats on the App Store search, the usage of
applications is certainly growing with the explosion of App Store
inventory. Find a niche with ardent fans (pet lovers, for example) and
create an app that caters to a specific audience.

Does it make people laugh? This is a
no-brainer. If you can come up with something funny, you are definitely
on the right track and your idea may be the golden one. Heck, I hit a
red “do not press” button for 5 minutes yesterday.

Are you building a better wheel? Are
there existing successful apps that lack significant feature
enhancements? Don’t be satisfied with just a wine list, give sommeliers a
way to talk to their fans!

Will the app be highly interactive?
Let’s face it, most of us have the attention span of a flea. Successful
games and utilities engage the user by requiring action!

Action: Does your app fall in to one of these categories? If yes, it’s just about time to prepare the necessary tools.

2. Tools Checklist

Below is a list of items you’ll need (*starred items are required, the rest are nice-to-have’s):

• join the Apple iPhone Developer Program ⁹ ($99) *
• get iPhone or iPod Touch *
• get an Intel-based Mac computer with Mac OS X 10.5.5,
• prepare a Non-Disclosure Agreement (here’s a sample ¹⁰) *
• download and install the latest version of the iPhone SDK ¹¹ if you don’t already have it.
• a spiral bound notebook*

Action: Load up on your required supplies.

3. What Are You Really Good At?

What skills do you bring to the table? Are you a
designer whose brain objects to Objective C? A developer who can’t
design their way out of a paper sack? Or maybe you are neither, but an
individual with an idea you’d like to take to the market? Designing a
successful iPhone application is a lot like starting a small business.
You play the role of Researcher, Project Manager, Accountant,
Information Architect, Designer, Developer, Marketer and Advertiser –
all rolled into one.

Remember what all good entrepreneurs know – it takes a team to make a product successful.
Don’t get me wrong, you certainly can do it all. But you can also waste
a lot of time, energy and sanity in the process. Don’t go crazy,
reference the checklist below and ask yourself: What roles are the best
fit for you to lead? Then find other talented people to fill in the
gaps. The infusion of additional ideas can only enrich the product!

Skills Checklist

• Ability to Discern what works/doesn’t work in existing iPhone Apps
• Market research
• Outlining App Functionality (Sitemap Creation)
• Sketching
• GUI Design
• Programming (Objective C, Cocoa) (we assume here that we are creating a native application)
• App Promotion and Marketing

Remember to have contractors sign your non-disclosure agreement.
Having a contract in place tells your contractor “I’m a professional
that takes my business and this project seriously. Now don’t go runnin’
off with this idea.”

Action: Select skills that are a good fit for you to lead. For those roles where you cannot lead, hire professionals.

4. Do Your Homework: Market Research

Market research is a fancy way of saying “Look at what other people are doing and don’t make the same mistakes.”
Learn from the good, bad and ugly in the App Store. Coming up with
creative solutions in the app concept development and design starts with
analyzing other (maybe similar) applications. Even if you encounter a
lot of poorly designed apps, your mind will reference these examples of
what not to do.

Action: Answer these questions:

• What problem does your app solve?
• What products have you seen that perform a similar task?
• How do successful apps present information to users?
• How can you build on what works and make it unique?
• What value does your app bring to your audience?

5. Know The iPhone/iPod Touch UI

If you want to create an iPhone app, you need to understand the
capabilities of the iPhone and its interface. Can you shoot a .45
caliber bullet out of your iPhone? No. Can you shoot videos? Yes!

The good news is that you don’t have to memorize the encyclopedic Apple User Interface Guidelines ¹²
to get a feel for what works and what doesn’t in iPhone Apps.
Download and play with as many apps as you can, and think about what
functionality you want to include in your product.

Take note of:

• How do well-designed apps navigate from screen to screen?
• How do they organize information?
• How MUCH information do they present to the user?
• How do they take advantage of the iPhone’s unique characteristics:
  the accelerometer, swiping features, pinch, expand and rotate functions?

Action: Download the Top 10 apps in every category and play with all of them. Review the Apple Guidelines for UI design ¹³ and list at least 5 features you’d like to incorporate into your app.

6. Determine “Who Will Use Your App?”

We assume here that you’ve already determined that your app will
bring value and that you will have a raging audience for your app. Well,
fine, they are raging fans, but who are they really? What actions will
they take to achieve their goals within the app?

If it’s a game, maybe they want to beat their high
score. Or perhaps they are a first time player – how will their
experience differ from someone who is getting a nice case of brain-rot
playing your game all day?

If it’s a utility app, and your audience wants to
find a coffee shop quickly, what actions will they take within the app
to find that coffee shop? Where are they when they’re looking for
coffee? Usually in the car! Do present an interface that requires
multiple taps, reading and referencing a lot? Probably not! This is how
thinking about how real-life intersects design.

Action: Line item out the different types of people
who will use your app. You can even name them if you want to make the
scenarios you draw out as real as possible.

7. Sketch Out Your Idea

And by “sketch” I mean literally sketch. Line out a 9-rectangle grid on an 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper and get to sketching!

Ask yourself:

• What information does each screen need to present?
• How can we take the user from point A to point B to point C?
• How should elements on the screen be proportioned or sized in relation to each other (i.e. is this thing even tap-able?)

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Image credit: Cultured Code ¹⁵

Thumbnailing your ideas on paper can push your creativity far beyond
where your imagination might stagnate working in an sketching
application! You can also buy the iPhone Stencil Kit ¹⁶ to quickly sketch out iPhone UI prototypes on paper.

Action: Create at least one thumbnail page of your
application per screen. Experiment with various navigational schemes,
the text you put on buttons, and how screens connect. If you want to
transfer your sketches into digital format, iPlotz ¹⁷ is a good tool to check out.

8. Time For Design

¹⁸

If you are a designer, download the iPhone GUI Photoshop template ¹⁹ or our iPhone PSD Vector Kit ²⁰.
Both are collections of iPhone GUI elements that will save you a lot of
time in getting started. If you’ve solidified your layout during
sketching, drawing up the screens will be less of a layout exercise and
more about the actual design of the app.

If you are not a designer, hire one! It’s like hiring an electrician
to do electrical work. You can go to Home Depot and buy tools to try it
yourself, but who wants to risk getting zapped? If you’ve followed
steps 1–3, you’ll have everything you need for a designer to get
started.

When looking for a designer, try to find someone who has experience
designing for mobile devices. They may have some good feedback and
suggested improvements for your sketches. A few places to look for
designers: Coroflot ²¹, Crowdspring ²², eLance ²³. When posting your job offer, be very specific about your requirements, and also be ready to review a lot of portfolios.

Action: If you are a designer, get started in Photoshop. If you are not a designer, start interviewing designers for your job.

9. Programming

Even though this how-to is sequential, it’s a good idea to get a
developer on board at the same time when you line up design resources.
Talking with a developer sooner than later will help you scope out a
project that is technically feasible and within your budget.

If you are a Objective C/Cocoa developer crack, open Xcode and get started! A few forums to join if you haven’t already:

• Apple Dev Forum
• iPhoneSDK ²⁵ (moderated by Erica Sadun ²⁶)
• iPhoneSDKForum ²⁷
• iPhoneDev Forums ²⁸
• iPhoneSB ²⁹

If you are not a developer, you know what to do – find one! Specify
the type of app you want to produce – whether it is a game, utility or
anything else. Each type usually requires a different coding skill set. A
few places to look for developers: Odesk ³⁰, iPhoneFreelancer ³¹, eLance ³² and any of the forums listed above.

10. Submit Your Application To Apple Store

OK, so how do you submit your application to Apple Store now? The
process of compiling your application and publishing the binary for
iTunes Connect can be difficult for anyone unfamiliar with XCode. If you
are working with a developer, ask them to help you:

• Create your Certificates
• Define your App ID’s
• Create your Distribution Provisioning Profile
• Compile the application
• Upload to iTunes Connect

Action: If you are a developer, map out a
development timeline and get started. If you are not a developer, start
interviewing devs for your job.

11. Promote Your App

If a tree falls in the middle of the woods and nobody was around to
hear it does it make a sound? Apps can sit in the store unnoticed very
easily. Don’t let this happen to you. Be ready with a plan to market
your app. In fact, be ready with many plans to market your app. Be ready
to experiment, some ideas will work, others won’t.

Strategies for Maintaining/Boosting App Sales:

• Incorporating social media. If your users make the
  high score on his or her favorite game, it is a good idea to make it
  easy for the user to post it to Facebook or Twitter. Think about how
  your app can incorporate social media and build that functionality into
  your app. At a minimum, set up a fan page for your app on Facebook and
  Twitter and use them as platforms to communicate with your users and get
  feedback on your app.
• Pre-launch promotion. Start building buzz about
  your app before it has launched. E-mail people who write about things
  that relate to your app and see if they will talk up the upcoming
  release of your app.
• Plan for multiple releases. Don’t pack your app
  with every single feature you want to offer in the very first release.
  Make your dream list for the app and make sure that the app is designed
  to incorporate all of the features at some time in the future. Then
  periodically drop new versions of the app to boost app store sales.

Action: Make a list of 20 promotional strategies that target the audience for your app. Take action on them yourself or hire someone who can!

11. Stay Focused & Don’t Give Up!

It’s easy when you are working on your first app to get all AppHappy,
dreaming up a zillion new app-ideas. Dream, but don’t get sidetracked
by new ideas. Your first app needs to make a big splash and getting
involved in too many projects at once can dilute your passion for making
your first application a success.

Action: Get out there and go kick some app!

Further Reading

You might be interested in the following related articles:

• Designing for iPhone 4 Retina Display: Techniques and Workflow ³³
• Web Development For The iPhone And iPad: Getting Started ³⁴
• iPhone App Design Trends ³⁵
• iPhone Apps Design Mistakes: Disregard Of Context ³⁶
• 100 (Really) Beautiful iPhone Wallpapers ³⁷

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4: UNO Free – Requires: Android 1.6 or higher

Everyone
would be aware of this game, UNO is a world famous card game and Now it
runs on your smartphone’s. I seriously love this game and this is the
Free version. This game offers Wi-fi connectivity, you can challenge
your friends with Multi player mode. One important thing before playing
this game is ‘Please Read the Rules first’ many people get this game
wrong because they don’t read the Rules and Regulations.

5: Word Search Unlimited – Requires: Android 1.5 or up

The is one of my favorite puzzle game.
In this game you’ll see different Alphabets on screen, You’ll have to
find words. The best thing about this game is that it also supports
Tablets. This game will definitely improve your word power and its great Time killer.

You can choose words from popular categories, Customized different
themes. Last word, If you like puzzles then this game if for you.

6: Paper Toss – Requires: Android 1.5 or higher

This
is another worldwide hit game, What you have to do is Toss a paper to
trash bin and make sure that you make it. There are some electric fans
to make it harder for you, The wind blowing from fans change the
direction of the paper resulting in missing the shot.
The wind speed
which impacts the paper roll varies. The game offers 6 different
difficulty levels, Awesome graphics, Real office sounds, Animated paper
etc. This is the Best Stress busting game ever.

7: Shoot the Apple – Requires: Android 1.6 or higher

Shoot Aliens to Apples… Yes, That’s what you’ve to do. In this game Aliens fall in love
with apples and you’ll have to help them. You’ll have shoot them on
apples. No, its not that simple, Apples are hidden behind obstacles and
you’ve to help aliens in getting the apple. More than 150 challenging
levels.

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Best Free Android Apps – Seesmic

There
are many Twitter apps on Android – and Twitter itself shook up the
scene with the launch of its own-brand app recently – but we’re sticking
with Seesmic. Offering support for multiple accounts, a home page
widget showing latest tweets and an incredibly slick and professional
design, it’s one of the finest examples of app development out there
today.

Best Free Android Apps – Facebook for Android

Facebook for Android is lacking in features compared to Facebook itself, but a recent update added
Inbox support to the Android app, finally allowing its users to
communicate in almost real time. The app’s fast and stable, with a
simplicity that reminds you of the old days when using Facebook used to
be bearable.

Best Free Android Apps – ASTRO File Manager

ASTRO
is nothing more than a Windows-style file explorer, but if you’re into
tinkering and directly installing Android APK files yourself, it’s
essential to stick something like this on your phone. It makes your
phone feel like a computer, and makes you feel like you’re in charge of
it.

Best Free Android Apps – UK Jobs

Hey, times are hard and you’ve got to pay for your oppressive monthly mobile phone contract somehow. Offering a fully searchable database of current UK job vacancies, UK Jobs,
which pulls in its data from independent employment site 1job.co.uk is,
a slightly cumbersome but useful and non-governmental tool.

Best Free Android Apps – Hotmail

Microsoft
has teamed up with developer SEVEN to offer an official Hotmail app for
Android, which gives users a simple, clean interface, push notification
support and even lets you manage multiple Hotmail accounts from within
the app. If your email needs haven’t yet been assimilated by Google,
it’s a useful option.

Best Free Android Apps – Google Sky Map

A
stunning app that renders Patrick Moore obsolete, by using your phone’s
orientation tools to give you an accurate representation of the stars
and planets on your screen. Point your phone at the sky, then learn what
constellations are visible and if that’s a UFO or just Venus. Google
Sky Map even works indoors, if you’re not keen on getting cold.

Best Free Android Apps – Layar

The
stunning augmented reality app Layar has recently gone commercial,
adding an online shop that allows users to buy AR content such as travel
guides, local house price apps
and much more. But you’re still able to use the numerous free Layers to
pop data up over real-world locations, delivering a satisfying
futuristic experience.

Best Free Android Apps – Foursquare

The
social media darling Foursquare is represented in fine form on Android,
with the Google app offering easy one-click check-ins, integrated
Google Maps for a seamless Google-branded experience and home page
shortcut options to all your favourite places.

Best Free Android Apps – WordPress for Android

WordPress
for Android started out as independent creation wpToGo, before
WordPress decided it liked it so much it bought it up – hiring the maker
to develop it in-house. It’s very feature-packed, with the latest
version offering full integration with other apps, letting you spin
content and send it directly to the app for easy updating. It could do
with more image insertion tools, though.

Best Free Android Apps – Google Goggles

A
bit of a novelty, in that Google Goggles lets you take photos and have
Google analyse them and come back with a search results page for what it
thinks you’re looking at. However, the app’s main use is as a QR code
reader, which lets you scan barcodes for quick access to apps and
whatever data people choose to embed in the odd little data squares.

Best Free Android Apps – Winamp

Yes,
the same Winamp from a decade ago. It’s had an Android app for some
time, with recent updates adding support for iTunes, Mac syncing, plenty
of music streaming options, new release lists and Shoutcast integration
for radio support. It’s a fine, free media player.

Best Free Android Apps – BBC News

While
the BBC’s Android iPlayer app is a bit on the disappointing side, the
corporation’s BBC News app is much more refined. There’s a stylish
grid-based front page, plus
you’re able to swipe from left to right to switch between stories in
your chosen specialist category. A recent update also added a couple of
Home screen widgets, too, plus the ability to submit your own news tips,
as if the BBC was a small blog clamouring for content.

Best Free Android Apps – RAC Traffic

An
official production of the motoring organisation, RAC Traffic is dead
simple – it guesstimates your location via the mobile signal, then pops
up the current traffic alerts for your area. It’s much better than
having to listen to the radio for the odd update about arterial
blockages.

Best Free Android Apps – Swype

The
odd line-drawing alternate keyboard Swype is a love-it or hate-it kind
of thing, with the significant amount of re-learning required to make
the most of it quite offputting to some users. Once you’re familiar with
the idea, though, it’s genius – with advanced prediction options
further speeding your line-typing. Swype is not available through the
Android Market – the only way to install is is via a direct download
from the maker.

Best Free Android Apps – Evernote

After
the Android version of Dropbox, the next best solution for keeping all
your ‘business’ in one place is Evernote – which lets you stash and sync
all your text notes, voice memos and files on your phone and access
them through a desktop computer.

Best Free Android Apps – Flickr

As
well as supporting Flickr uploading, this app also lets you capture
photos from within the app and comes complete with a set of filters, so
you can hipsterise your life with ease. It supports sharing with Twitter
and Facebook as well, so your other, non-photo-nerd friends can enjoy
the results of today’s snapping session.

Best Free Android Apps – Last.fm

The
subscription-based thrills of Last.fm open up a world of music
streaming on your mobile. You have to ‘buy in’ to the odd Last.fm way of
organising things and suggesting new music, but if you’re easily led
and not restricted by bandwidth it’s a superb tool.

Best Free Android Apps – Google Maps Navigation

An
absolute must-get. As long as you have Android 1.6 or above, the latest
update to Google Maps introduces turn-by-turn voice navigation,
simultaneously devastating the satnav industry while boosting the in-car
dashboard dock/charger
accessory scene. Route calculations are done at the outset of your trip,
minimising data transfer en route and keeping you on target even when
the GPS signal drops. It’s amazing, it works, and it’s free.

Best Free Android Apps – 3banana Notes/ Catch Notes

A
simple note-taking tool that lets you sync those disjointed, late night
thoughts you have together into one huge, incoherent database. If you
have a Snaptic account you’re able to sync the Android app with that too
– or you can simply log in with your Google details for instant mobile
jotting. Once written, notes may also be pinned to the home screen,
creating a little post-it note-style reminder icon.

Best Free Android Apps – gvSIG Mini Maps

gvSIG
Mini Maps is an incredibly comprehensive mapping tool which combines
major online maps including Google, Bing, Open Street Map and more,
which will win UK fans for one huge reason alone – it supports the
official and recently open-sourced Ordnance Survey data. This means
you’re never more than a post code search away from seeing where you are
in OS-level detail, which offers much more in the way of accurate local
data than other map tools provide.

Best Free Android Apps – Astrid Task / Todo list

Astrid
describes itself as an “open source” task list, which includes syncing
support with www.rememberthemilk.com for the ultimate in minutiae
management. You set a list of tasks and are then able to order them
according to their importance – also setting off a timer to see
precisely how long you’ve wasted on Twitter instead of doing the job
in hand. It’s basically the world’s most complex and in-depth personal
to do list, which, if used correctly, will consume more time than the
tasks themselves. Ideal for expert-level procrastinators.

Best Free Android Apps – Shareprice

Shareprice
uses your login from financial site www.iii.co.uk to offer live share
price updates on your Android phone. Watch your nest-egg lose 50 per
cent in value every three weeks during the latest trans-global financial
crisis, live! It’s ideal for users with share values so low they have
to be checked in private, to ensure their partner doesn’t see exactly
how much money has disappeared into some notional financial black hole.

Best Free Android Apps – Skifta

Skifta
is the first software tool to be granted DLNA certification, meaning it
turns your Android phone into an official DLNA device. This in turn
means streaming all of your household media to your phone, and beaming
your phone videos to your TV. Seems a little buggy at the moment, but
there are plenty of updates arriving all the time. Requires Android 2.2
or higher.

Best Free Android Apps – Dropbox

The
Android version of the insanely popular stuff-syncing app has arrived,
and while Dropbox is a little lacking in the sort of fancy auto-syncing
options many were hoping for, it still works as expected. Files have to
be specifically downloaded to your phone to be edited or shared, which
is not quite the automated dream offered by the desktop tools, but it’s
still Dropbox on Android. Six months ago that was a distant, crazy
fantasy.

Best Free Android Apps – London Tube Status

Reduce
the misery of being told you’ve just missed a train and it’s a
14-minute wait until the next one with London Tube Status, which
combines travel status updates and live departure times. It also
includes a home screen widget that shows your favourite (or at least
your most used) platform departures, making it easy to check how much
you’ve just missed the next one by while tearing down the escalators.

Best Free Android Apps – Amazon UK

Amazon
recently launched an official Android app, replacing its reliance on a
mobile web store. The app’s very simple and fast to use, and even
includes full shopping cart features with Amazon’s one-click system once
you’ve signed in with your usual account details.

Best Free Android Apps – Meebo IM

If
you like to pass the time exchanging smiley faces and abbreviations
with your friends through instant messaging apps, you ought to get a
copy of Meebo IM. It’s an instant messaging aggregator, incorporating
AIM, MSN, Yahoo, MySpace, Facebook, good old ICQ and more, serving
everything up in one convenient interface. Typing in all your logins and
passwords for everything is the only, very temporary, inconvenience.

Best Free Android Apps – Beelicious

If
you’re into the slightly last-generation social networking site
Delicious, you ought to get yourself organised with one of the many
third-party Android apps out there that support the bookmarking tool.
Such as Beelicious, which, once you’ve got through the slightly
cumbersome initial set-up process, lets you simply send website links to
your Delicious account via the Android browser’s ‘Share Page’ sub menu.

Best Free Android Apps – TweetDeck

The
new star on the Twitter app scene, TweetDeck for Android is one amazing
little tool. As well as presenting your timeline, DMs and replies in
separate side-by-side panels that you swipe the screen to flip between,
it can also pull in Facebook status updates. And mix it all in together.
And it does Foursquare. And Buzz.

Best Free Android Apps – iPlayer

The
BBC’s iPlayer app has finally arrived, and a right weird old mixed bag
it is, too. On the one hand, support for streaming radio and live TV
channels (Wi-Fi only) elevates this over the Android 2.2 compatible
mobile website, but the requirement for Android 2.2 and Flash Player
10.1 remains. And there’s no 3G streaming, not even of radio feeds. And
you can’t download shows, unlike in the sadly departed Beebplayer. And
the radio requires the screen to be on at all times. Strange app, this.

Best Free Android Apps – Google Reader

Google
has brought its RSS feed tool into the app era, launching its Google
Reader for Android. It’s got some great functionality built in, with
support for multiple Google accounts and plenty of thread customisation
options. You’re also able to use the volume rocker to page up and down
between messages, which is handy for extra-lazy news assimilation.

Best Free Android Apps – BT FON

BT’s
incredibly clever FON network is often a lifesaver, letting you legally
borrow Wi-Fi for free in many public places. And while standing outside
strangers’ houses. The BT FON Android app lets you automate the sign-in
process, so you can walk around towns and housing estates safe in the
knowledge that your phone’s always seeking out available Wi-Fi. You need
a BT FON username, though, so sort that out before you venture out into
the scary internet-free world.

Best Free Android Apps – Amazon Kindle

Amazon’s
Kindle app is a great e-reader, which is seamlessly linked with your
Amazon account. Support for magazines and newspapers is limited at the
moment, with only a handful of niche publications in Android-friendly
format. But for books it’s great, with plenty of screen and text display
options to get it looking a way that hurts your eyes the least. Another
exciting new way to collect classic novels you’ll probably never get
around to reading because there’s the internet now.

ES File Explorer

We’re officially out-of-love with previous favourite file explorer ASTRO, thanks to it now coming plastered with ads. ES File Explorer
is prettier, ad-free, and comes with a much more user-friendly and
functional interface. And yes, Android users have favourite file
explorers.

Androidify

Let your hair down by creating a realistic interpretation of what you hair looks like with Androidify.
It’s an avatar creator that uses the Android mascot as its base,
letting you swap trousers and hats with the swipe of a finger. Results
are then sharable via Twitter and the usual social tools. There aren’t
enough types of beard, though. Please release a Beard Expansion Pack.

Kongregate Arcade

Thanks to Android’s Flash Player powers, casual gaming portal Kongregate
is able to bring a huge number of its internet games to Android. They
run in the browser so resolutions can be a bit all over the place, but
with over 300 games to choose from there’s bound to be something there
for you.

Blogger

The Google-owned Blogger platform now has a presence in the current decade, thanks to the official Blogger app.
It’s remarkably simple, supports image uploads and geo-tagging and
imports the settings of all blogs associated with your Gmail account.
There’s no fancy editing the positions of your photos, which just get
chucked in at the bottom, but it works.

RD Mute

RD Mute
serves one purpose – to turn off all phone sounds when the Android
accelerometer tells it you’ve picked it up and turned it over. It’s a
‘silent mode’ shortcut for when you can’t even be bothered to press a
button. Put your phone on its front to shut it up – and add any very
important numbers to the app’s exceptions list, so people you don’t mind
talking to can get through.

Angry Birds

The
amazingly popular iOS game moved to Android recently, earning over two
million downloads during its first weekend of availability.

The
Android version is free, unlike the Apple release, with maker Rovio
opting to stick a few adverts on it rather than charge an upfront fee.
The result is a massive and very challenging physics puzzler that’s
incredibly polished and professional. For free. It defies all the laws
of modern retail.

Angry Birds for Android was first available to download from app store GetJar but is now available through Android Market.

Bebbled

Bebbled
is your standard gem-shuffling thing, only presented in a professional
style you wouldn’t be surprised to see running on something featuring a
Nintendo badge with an asking price of £19.99.

You only drop gems
on other gems to nuke larger groups of the same colour, but with
ever-tightening demands for score combos and scenes that require you to
rotate your phone to flip the play field on its head, Bebbled soon morphs into an incredibly complex challenge.

Red Stone

There’s an awful lot of square-shuffling games on Android and Red Stone
is one of the best. And one of the hardest. You start off with a big
fat ‘King’ square that’s four times of the normal ‘pawn’ squares, then
set about shuffling things so the fat King can get through to an exit at
the top of the screen.

It’s hard to accurately describe a puzzle game in the written word, but seriously, it’s a good game.

Newton

Released a few months back in beta form, Newton
is a maths/physics challenge that has you lining up shots at a target –
but having to contend with the laws of nature, in the form of pushers,
pullers, benders (no laughing), mirrors and traps, all deflecting your
shot from its target.

The developer is still adding levels to it at the moment, so one day Newtonmight be finished and might cost money. But for now it’s free and a great indie creation.

Sketch Online

Surprisingly free of crude representations of the male genitalia, Sketch Online
is a sociable guessing game where users do little drawings then battle
to correctly guess what’s being drawn first. It’s like Mavis Beacon for
the Bebo generation. The version labelled “Beta” is free, and if you
like it there’s the option to pay for an ad-free copy. But Google can’t
make you. Yet.

Drop

Some might call Drop
a game, others might classify it as a tech demo that illustrates the
accuracy of the Android platform’s accelerometer, thanks to how playing
it simply involves tilting your phone while making a little bouncy ball
falls between gaps in the platforms. Either way it’ll amuse you for a
while and inform you of the accuracy of your accelerometer – a win-win
situation.

Frozen Bubble

Another key theme of the independent Android gaming scene is (ports of) clones of popular titles. Like Frozen Bubble,
which is based around the ancient and many-times-copied concept of
firing gems up a screen to make little groups of similarly coloured
clusters. That’s what you do. You’ve probably done it a million times
before, so if it’s your thing get this downloaded.

Replica Island

Replica Island
is an extremely polished platform game that pulls off the shock result
of being very playable on an Android trackball. The heavy momentum of
the character means you’re only switching direction with the ball or
d-pad, letting you whizz about the levels with ease. Then there’s
jumping, bottom-bouncing, collecting and all the other usual platform
formalities.

Gem Miner

In Gem Miner
you are a sort of mole character that likes to dig things out of the
ground. But that’s not important. The game itself has you micro-managing
the raw materials you find, upgrading your digging powers and buying
bigger and better tools and maps. Looks great, plays well on Android’s
limited button array. Go on, suck the very life out of the planet.

ConnecToo

Another coloured-square-based puzzle game, only ConnecToo
has you joining them up. Link red to red, then blue to blue – then see
if you’ve left a pathway through to link yellow to yellow. You probably
haven’t, so delete it all and try again.

A brilliantly simple concept. ConnecToo used to be a paid-for game, but was recently switched to an ad-supported model – meaning it now costs you £0.00.

Titres

Once you’re successfully rewired your brain’s 25 years of playing Tetris in a certain way with certain buttons and got used to tapping the screen to rotate your blocks, it’s… Tetris.

It hinges on how much you enjoy placing things with your phone’s trackball or pad. If you’re good at it, it’s a superb Tetris clone. Let’s hope it doesn’t get sued out of existence.

Best Free Android Apps – Trap!

Not
the best-looking game you’ll ever play, with its shabby brown
backgrounds and rudimentary text making it look like something you’d
find running on a PC in the year 1985. But Trap! is good.

You draw
lines to box in moving spheres, gaining points for cordoning off chunks
of the screen. That sounds rubbish, so please invest two minutes of
your time having a go on it so you don’t think we’re talking nonsense.

Jewels

Coloured
gems again, and this time your job is to switch pairs to make larger
groups which then disappear. That might also sound quite familiar. The
good thing about Jewels
is its size and presentation, managing to look professional while
packing in more levels than should really be given away for free.

OpenSudoku

We had to put one Sudoku game in here, so we’ll go with OpenSudoku – which lives up to its open tag thanks to letting users install packs of new puzzles generated by Sudoku makers. It’s entirely possible you could use this to play new Sudoku puzzles for the rest of your life, if that’s not too terrifying a thought.

Abduction!

Abduction! is a sweet little platform jumping game, presented in a similarly quirky and hand-drawn style as the super-fashionable Doodle Jump.
You can’t argue with cute cows and penguins with parachutes, or a game
that’s easy to play with one hand thanks to its super accessible
accelerometer controls.

The Great Land Grab

A cross between a map tool and Foursquare, The Great Land Grab
sorts your local area into small rectangular packets of land – which
you take ownership of by travelling through them in real-time and buying
them up.

Then someone else nicks them off you the next day, a bit like real-world Risk.
A great idea, as long as you don’t mind nuking your battery by leaving
your phone sitting there on the train with its GPS radio on.

Brain Genius Deluxe

Our
basic legal training tells us it’s better to use the word “homage” than
to label something a “rip-off”, so we’ll recommend this as a simple
“homage” to the famed Nintendo Brain Training franchise.

Clearly Brain Genius Deluxe
is not going to be as slick, but there’s enough content in here to keep
you “brain training” (yes, it even uses that phrase) until your battery
dies. The presentation’s painfully slow, but then again that might be
the game teaching you patience.

Coloroid

Coloroid is aery, very simple and has the look of the aftermath of an explosion in a Tetris
factory, but it works. All you do is expand coloured areas, trying to
fill them in with colours in as few moves as possible – like using
Photoshop’s fill tool at a competitive level.

Cestos

Cestos
is sort of a futuristic recreation of curling, where players chuck
marbles at each other to try and smash everyone else’s balls/gems down
the drain and out of the zone. The best part is this all happens online
against real humans, so as long as there’s a few other bored people out
there at the same time you’ll have a real, devious, cheating, quitting
person to play against. Great.

Air Control

One
of the other common themes on the Android gaming scene is clones of
games based around pretending to be an air traffic controller, where you
guide planes to landing strips with a swish of your finger. There are
loads of them, all pretty much the same thing – we’ve chosen Air Control as it’s an ad-supported release, so is technically free.

GalaxIR

GalaxIR
is a futuristic strategy game with an abstract look, where players
micro-manage an attacking alien fleet. Pick a planet, pick an attack
point, then hope your troops have the balls to carry it off. There’s not
much structure to the game as yet, but that’s what you get when you’re
on the bleeding-edge of free, independent Android gaming development.

Graviturn

Graviturn
is an accelerometer based maze game, where the aim is to roll a red
ball out of a maze by tilting your phone around. Seems embarrassingly
easy at first, until increasing numbers of green balls appear on screen.
If any green balls roll off the screen you die and have to try again.
It’s abstract. It’s good.

Alchemy Classic

There are a few variants on Alchemy out there, each offering a similarly weird experience. In Alchemy Classic
you match up elements to create their (vaguely) scientific offspring,
so dumping water onto earth makes a swamp, and so on. It’s a brain
teaser thing and best played by those who enjoy spending many hours in
the company of the process of elimination.

Action Potato

In Action Potato
you control three pots. Pressing on the pots makes them jump up into
the air, where they harvest potatoes. See how many you can get in a row.
That’s the gist of it. And don’t collect the rotten potatoes, else you
die. That really is it. The Android Market stats say this is on well
over 250,000 downloads, so it’s doing something right.

Scrambled Net

Scrambled Net
is based around the age-old concept of lining up pipes and tubes, but
has been jazzed up with images of computer terminals, high score
tracking and animations. Still looks like something you’d have played on
a Nokia during the last decade, but it’s free – and looking rubbish
hardly stopped Snake from taking off, did it?

Dropwords

Dropwords
is laid out like your standard Android block-based puzzle game, the
difference here is we’re not dealing with gems – you make blocks
disappear by spelling out words from the jumbled heap of letters.
There’s not an enormous amount of point to it, but you can at least
submit your scores and best words to the server, where an AI version of
Susie Dent will pass her approval.

Barrr

What you do in Barrr
is man-manage a bar world, pointing men at the beers, games or tattoo
parlour, then taking their money off them once they’re drunk and happy
like a good capitalist. And make sure they go to the toilet. Things, as
things do in games, soon start speeding up and it gets rather insane and
difficult.

Tetronimo

The name gives it away – this is a Tetris clone. Or rather it’s a game that uses the same sort of block-shifting rules as Tetris,
only with a very nice and user friendly touchscreen area beneath the
block pit to make it easy to play. We’re having trouble locating this on
the Android Market at time of writing – either a glitch or the
inevitable legal troubles.

UPDATE: Tetronimo seems to have been removed from the Market, but there’s now an official Tetris app available to download.

Wordfeud

Wordfeud is a superb little clone of Scrabble,
with a big, clear screen and online play options that actually work.
The game’s been offered for free with some hefty advertising over it
thanks to the developer being based in Norway – which only received
paid-for app sales support recently. A paid version may arrive soon, but
Wordfeud remains free right now.

Friction Mobile

Friction Mobile
is a very odd concept that makes no sense in still images. You fire a
ball into the screen, then try to hit that ball with other balls until
it explodes. The catch is you’re not allowed to bounce balls backwards
into your own face. Because then you die. Sounds rubbish, but works
well. It’s free, so give it a no-obligation, no-commitment whirl.

Geared

Geared
is a weird little thing finally converted over to Android from iPhone.
It’s an embarrassingly simple concept – players slot different sized
cogs into place on the screen, with the aim being to power one gear from
another. Then, as is video game tradition, it gets harder and harder.
Plus there are 150 levels of it all.

Meganoid

A stunning little retro game, Meganoid
plays and looks like something that ought to be running on a Nintendo
emulator. But it isn’t. It’s new and on Android. It’s a speed-based
challenge, using on-screen or accelerometer controls to jump and bounce
through ever-hardening levels. Developer Orange Pixel is aggressively
supporting it, too, with constant map packs, characters and more
regularly appearing for download.

Cordy

A standard and traditional platform game. Cordy
is a speed-based affair, with players running, jumping and collecting
their way through its pretty green levels, using an electrical cable to
jump, swing over obstacles and grab energy. Uses on-screen buttons so
can be a bit tough to play, but comes with 12 free levels to get you
going.

Angry Birds Rio

Yet more Angry Birds for fans of the simplistic trial and error physics game.Angry Birds Rio
is another chapter-based effort as well, with developer Rovio leaving
tempting empty slots on the menu screen for periodic updates of new
levels. More of the same, but with a prettier, 3D look to it this time
thanks to a vague association with animated movie Rio.

Grave Defense Holidays

As with Angry Birds,
the maker of this superb tower defence game has spun out a separate
version it fills with seasonal levels. Recently updated with an Easter
map, this free version of the game also includes Valentine, Christmas
and St Patrick’s Day themed maps. Currently calls itself Grave Defense Easter. Easily one of the best examples of the tactical genre.

Words with Friends Free

The popular iPhone Scrabble-alike is now on Android, with an ad-supported version up on the Android Market for free. Words with Friends Free
should actually be called Words for People Without Any Friends, as once
installed it lets users play with complete strangers online – or pick
specific people from your contacts list. It’s turn-based, so several
ongoing games can be strung out for days.

PewPew

Very similar in style and concept to Xbox and Xbox 360 retro classic Geometry Wars. In fact, one might legally be able to get away with calling it a right old rip-off. Android PewPew
is a rock-hard 2D shooting game packed with alternate game modes. It’s a
bit rough around the edges and requires a powerful phone to run
smoothly, but when it does it’s a fantastic thing.

Tap Fish

A
nice looking little aquarium, that combines the timeless hobby of
staring at goldfish with game elements based around breeding new
varieties. There’s a slight sting in the tail here in that Tap Fish
is one of the initial wave of “freemium” Android games brought into
life thanks to Google’s launch of in-app billing. The really cool new
stuff costs little bits of money.

Beats, Advanced Rhythm Game

A standard rhythm action, button pressing music game for Android. Beatsmanages
to outdo the official music games by including a Download Song tab,
where it’s possible to install new song files created by users. It’s
very hard and very fast. Just like they should be. Runs perfectly on an
HTC Desire, too, so there’s no blaming glitches for not doing very well.

Pinball Deluxe

Pinball Deluxe
is an actually decent pinball sim for Android, and it’s free. At the
moment it comes with four tables – Wild West, Carnival, Space Frontier
and Diving for Treasure. Ball movement is convincing, and although a bit
of the magic is lost thanks to having to use on-screen buttons, it’s a
smooth enough experience. It’s ad-supported. Don’t press those. You
don’t get a bonus.

Pulse

Pulse
deserves a place of honour on your home screen for one reason: it
aggregates the web. The idea is to showing top stories from around the
web, but each one shows a quick thumbnail. When you click, you can read
just the basic story and view photos without the usual clutter. It’s
also easy to share links.

Google Earth

Google Earth
is free, like most Google apps, but worth the download on the Xoom
because of how quickly it works on the Tegra processor. In our tests,
zooming into a London street corner, the app worked smoother than
anything we’ve seen on the iPad for mapping software. You can plan
routes as well, see topographical info, and search for landmarks all
over the world.

Google Sky Map

One of those rare apps that makes people gasp when they first use it, Sky Map
shows star constellations in real-time as you move your tablet around
the night sky. You can zoom in and choose to hide some objects, such as
planets, to make it easier to find what you want.

Google Body

Google Body
lives up to the Google mission statement: you can find anything, even
your femur. The interface for looking at the human body is very
intuitive – you can zoom in on any body part, view just a skeleton or
muscles, and search for body parts, muscles, bones, or just about any
part of our anatomy.

Kindle

When we picked the top Android apps many eons ago, Kindle was a top contender. On Android 3.0, it is less compelling, since the Google Books app works quite well. However, any books you have previously purchased from the Kindle Store appear here automatically.

Double Twist

Double Twist
does not add any new twist to music playback on the Xoom. What it does
provide is a desktop app that can sync all of your music, videos,
photos, and podcasts. The Xoom version is obviously a re-formatting of
the smartphone version, but when you okay a song the album cover appears
in HD and the controls for advancing through tracks are easy to find
and use on the larger screen.

Adobe Connect Mobile

For those who already use Adobe Connect, the mobile version
for Xoom is a must-download. For the rest of us, this screen-sharing
and webconferencing system works well on a tablet because you can
instant chat with colleagues, share your screen, and host meetings.
Unfortunately, the webcam did not work with the Xoom version (it did
work on a BlackBerry PlayBook).

FlightTrack (£3.07)

One of the few paid apps on our list, FlightTrack
is a top pick because it allows you to check flight departures and
arrivals quickly, see an icon of your plane during flight, and check for
flight changes. The interface is also robust: you can search for
flights at 4,000 airports and for 1,400 airlines.

Androidify

Androidify
has no practical function, but that doesn’t mean it’s useless. You can
customize the green Droid character with crazy hair and paints, then
share your creation on multiple services, including Picasa and Dropbox,
attach the image to any contact, store in your Gallery, or send by
email.

DocsToGo

The free version of this app
is a must-download if you routinely need to view Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, and other Office documents. You can’t edit docs, and the
free version does not work with Google Docs, but you can open files from
the local storage on your tablet.

SoundHound

The main reason we like SoundHound
is because it actually works. A music recognition engine, the app will
“listen” to recorded music and tell you the artist name, track, and
album. We identified about a dozen songs accurately. The app is not as
good at recognizing a song you hum or whistle, though.

Springpad

Springpad
is a free app for organizing your notes and tasks for the day in one
place. You can also add pictures, music, and other media. One of the
best features: you can search for shops nearby and then add them to the
app along with a note and a map. You can also scan barcodes and add
those items in the app.

Weatherbug

We prefer Weatherbug
over AccuWeather because it’s…less buggy. (AccuWeather tends to crash
or freeze on Android 3.0.) You can quickly see current conditions,
alerts, and weather forecasts. The app works automatically for your
current location using GPS but you can add any other city.

Cordy

Next to Angry Birds Rio, Cordy
is one of the better games on offer for Android 3.0. You control a tiny
robot who has to make his way across a gameworld, usually by jumping
over objects, pushing and pulling them, or throwing things. The graphics
are amazingly detailed.

Touchdown

Not to be confused with a football app, Touchdown
allows you to easily tap into your Microsoft Exchange email and
calendar. Configuring the app is easy: you just tap in your username and
password. The interface is modeled after Microsoft Outlook with tabs on
the left and a preview pane at right.

Gun Bros.

A game made originally for iPhone and iPad, Gun Bros.
is a top-down shooter that looks amazing on Android 3.0: crisp
graphics, good sci-fi sound effects, and fast gameplay. The game is a
bit buggy and the controls can be wonky, but the onslaught of enemies
requires some extra strategy.

Dungeon Defenders

One of the only games with an online component, Dungeon Defenders
is a chaotic action game with some RPG elements. You can collect items
and power-ups, level-up your character, and – when playing online –
compare you’re the stats of your character with others for bragging
rights.

USA Today

Not quite as useful as Pulse for catching up on the news, USA Today
shows you the news of the day – covering global news, sports,
technology, and other areas in a clean interface. Includes current
weather and forecast, a photo viewer, voting, and stock market listings.

AniWorld Lite

AniWorld Lite
is an excellent app for kids aged one to five. It teaches kids the
names of different animals and gives them a chance to feed and pet them.
While the app itself is very basic, it’s the “Hey, pet me” feature that
will have you and your kids rolling on the floor.

HomeWork

HomeWork
is not a fun app, it’s a helpful one and aimed at the older kids. Using
this free app they can schedule homework and lessons, set reminders,
plan for exam revision, and manage their time more effectively. It works
well on a tablet, supporting both screen angles, and is extremely
intuitive to use.

iStory Books

Free books complete with voice-over, pictures and alternative languages. Fancy teaching your tot Spanish? There’s a Cinderella for that… iStory Booksis
a simple but sweet app that’s good for entertaining the kids. Eleven
free books are included from the get go with new ones added every two
weeks.

Ant Smasher

Ant Smasher
is a free app kids and adults can enjoy with vicarious murderous
intent. Smash the ants with your finger, don’t smash the bees, try not
to die. Sound easy? It isn’t. Addictive fun for kids aged four and up,
and ideal for building their reflexes.

0-10 Numbers

0-10 Numbers
is all about overachiever baby having fun with numbers and it is
excellent for what it does. Bright colours, anthropomorphised
characters, careful enunciation, it’s a learning resource that works
well for kids aged two to four.

TomnJerry Tube

TomnJerry Tube has gathered all the Tom and Jerry
classic cartoons from 1941 to 2005 in one easily accessed library. You
choose the toon and the app takes you to its location on YouTube. They
play a dream on a tablet or a phone.

Steamy Window

Steamy Window
is plain daft and completely brilliant. Kids love making pictures on
steamy windows so just hand them the tablet or phone and hit Steamy
Window and, voila, they have steam galore to play with. By blowing into
the mike you create more steam. Genius.

Talking Gina the Giraffe

Talking Gina the Giraffe
is a huge hit with kids. You stroke, feed, water, and play Patty Cake
with Gina to keep her happy. Reflex building, movie making, cute little
rewards if you keep her happy. Watch out for in-game spending, though:
some content demands cash.

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This would top the charts almost
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you need to stay in touch with friends and family through the social
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In today’s post, we’d like to highlight some really useful iPad applications that might replace the things you do daily with your laptop or netbook. With a piece of iPad and these applications, you probably don’t need to carry a laptop around. Here are 30 useful iPad applications for Business and Presentation you might find handy on your next project pitch or business trip.

Full list after jump.

Presentations

Keynote

Keynote is the most powerful presentation app ever designed for a mobile device. It’s the application you know and love on the Mac, but completely reworked from the ground up for iPad.

Corkulous

Corkulous is incredible idea board for iPad to collect, organize, and share your ideas that feel completely natural.

Power Presenter

This application is used for Presentation. If you save the powerpoint as PDF file, this app will help you do the presentation on projector. It will automatically detect the projector and send the signal to theprojector using the VGA cable.

Sadun’s Whiteboard

Transform your iPad into a presentation screen with Whiteboard. Whiteboard lets you connect to a TV or projection system using an Apple VGA or composite/component video-out cable and draw directly to an external screen using standard whiteboard markers and erasers.

Graph, Charts, Diagram & Statistic

Analytics HD

The premier app for Google Analytics, Analytics App, now debuts on the iPad as Analytics HD! See charts and reports like you’ve never seen them before, and share them in a meeting with full screen charts!

OmniGraffle

Need to create a quick diagram, process chart, page layout, website wireframe, or graphic design? With OmniGraffle, your iPad touch screen is your canvas (or graph paper, or whiteboard, or cocktail napkin.

OmniGraphSketcher

Use OmniGraphSketcher for iPad to make elegant and precise graphs in seconds, whether you have specific data to report or a concept to explain.

Idea Boards

A simple easy way to put your ideas somewhere. Idea Boards right now offers 4 unique drawing surfaces.

Numbers

Numbers is the most innovative spreadsheet app ever designed for a mobile device. It’s the application you know and love for the Mac, completely reworked from the ground up for iPad. Tap the bright Multi-Touch display to create compelling, great-looking spreadsheets in minutes.

Easy Chart HD

Simple, Easy chart creator for iPad – EasyChart.

Instaviz

INSTAVIZ is diagram sketching for your iPhone. Sketch some rough shapes and lines and Instaviz magically turns them into beautifully laid-out diagrams.

Roambi – Visualizer

Roambi’s cutting edge mobile dashboards let you touch, turn, analyze and share your company’s latest information on any iPhone or iPad – keeping you connected to your business, anytime and anywhere.

Planning

Priority Matrix

Priority Matrix is an incredibly convenient and powerful “to do list” tool that uses proven time management methods. You can visually and intuitively manage to do items, lists, ideas, project, plans, and activities.

iThoughtsHD (Free/Paid App)

iThoughtsHD is a mind mapping tool for the iPad. Mindmapping enables you to visually organise your thoughts, ideas and information.

Page & Documents

Pages

Pages is the most beautiful word processing app ever designed for a mobile device. It’s the application you know and love for the Mac, completely reworked from the ground up for iPad.

Dropbox

Dropbox is the easiest way to sync and share your files online and across computers.

FTP On The Go PRO

An FTP client for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. View and edit HTML/CSS/JS/PHP/ASP, or other files on your server with its built in editor to change your website from anywhere. View images and documents (JPG, PDF, DOC, XLS, PPT, etc) too.

SugarSync

All of your data at your fingertips…anytime, anywhere, from your iPad. With SugarSync, instantly access cloud-synced files, photos and music from all your computers. View files and photos, stream music, and share files (and even complete folders) with friends and colleagues – no tethering required.

Dragon Dictation

Dragon Dictation is an easy-to-use voice recognition application powered by Dragon NaturallySpeaking that allows you to easily speak and instantly see your text or email messages. In fact, it’s up to five (5) times faster than typing on the keyboard.

The Wall Street Journal (Free)

Experience The Wall Street Journal’s award winning coverage, blending the best of print and online. Touch the stories that matter to you most, get latest news updates and market data throughout the day, and save your favorite articles and sections for later.

PrintCentral

Print direct to most WiFi printers, or to ALL printers and ANY document type via your Mac/PC, even over 3G. View, store & print email, attachments, documents, files, photos, contacts, web pages and copied items from other Apps, on your iPad.

Meetings

MightyMeeting

With MightyMeeting you can store your presentations in the cloud and access them anytime and anyplace from your iPhone or iPad. You can share these presentations via email, blog, Twitter, or Facebook. Most importantly, you can start or join online web meetings directly from your iPad or iPhone.

WebEx

Attend WebEx meetings on your iPad, wherever you are! Use this application to get the full meeting experience with simultaneous data and audio. Don’t just listen in to a meeting. Join in.

GoToMeeting

GoToMeeting is the easiest and most convenient way to attend online meetings – and now you can take it to go! Download the free app and join a meeting on your iPad in seconds just by tapping the link in your invitation email. View slide presentations, design mockups, spreadsheets, reports – whatever meeting presenters choose to share on-screen.

iMeetingPad

iMeetingPad replaces the standard notepad you used to bring to meetings before the iPad era dawned. Does your notepad connect to the projector? Can your notepad bring the applause or laugh track? Can it wake dozing colleagues with a cock crow? iMeetingPad can!

Skype

Call your Skype contacts wherever you may be – either on 3G or WiFi. It’s completely free to call people on Skype over Wifi and free on 3G until the end of 2010.

Sketching & Designs

SketchyPad

This app will make designers, programmers, interface designers life much easier. Easy-to-use interface and a lot of various stencils will help you to mockup any web sites and apps interfaces.

iMockups

Mockups provides designers and developers with the ability to quickly draft wireframes for their websites and iPhone/iPad apps. Created exclusively for the iPad, iMockups combines a beautiful interface with intuitive functionality, taking full advantage of the breakthrough touchscreen device.

Doodle Buddy

Doodle Buddy for iPad is the most fun you can have with your finger—-heck, it’s the most fun you can have with two, three or four fingers! Finger paint with thousands of colors and drop in playful stamps.

Layers – Pro Edition

Want to doodle, draw on photos, or paint a masterpiece on your new iPad? Look no further! Layers packs in everything you need to be creative on the go. The pro edition of Layers provides more brushes, more layers, and more advanced layer operations than the standard edition.

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Search engines are the primary traffic builders to your site, and to get noticed as a top result on a search engine, SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a must. Today, lets talk about Backlinking; which is a very important tool for SEO.

1. What are backlinks and why do I need them ?

Simply put, backlinks refer to inbound links from one website to other website. Inbound links or backlings have their significance in search engine optimization (SEO). The number of backlinks to a website is a prime indication of it’s popularity and importance.

Today, rarest of rare people go to a particular website and look for their content there. Except for web honchos like youtube, About.com, yahoo etc. Other’s just go to search engines like google, type in the keywords and then select their preferred content from the top results. And this is the exact reason why all the webmasters want to get as high a rank for their keyword as possible. So, that the unbiased user stumbles upon their content when he/she searches for the relevant keywords.

Coming back to backlinking; it is considered by google as a prime criterion for ranking a page. Eg. In google’s description of the ‘PageRank’ system, google interprets a link from say page A to page B as a vote. Thus, The higher the votes, the higher the pagerank. More importantly, links from those websites, who are an authority in the given niche are given higher weightage by google bots ( spiders, crawlers etc.). Not only this, the Anchor text, or the description label of the link is also given heed to by these bots while giving SERP (Search Engine Results Page) rankings.
Thus, make it a point to use backlinks as a primary tool for your SEO efforts.

2. How to get these high quality backlinks ?

Do you feel disappointed when it comes to your online marketing strategy ? Perhaps, a little bit in the dark. Nobody can see or hear your website. Well, I have some good news for you. It’s not that difficult to get your website found. All you have to do is get some quality Linkbacks.
Easy enough? sure. But you should consider a few things before venturing out for those  elusive backlinks.

Now, I am goint to tell you how to quickly get high quality backlinks to your blog or website which will skyrocket your blog to the top of search engines.

First notice how the internet works:

The internet is more like a popularity contest. The more people and websites you interact to, the more the search engines like google, yahoo, aol etc. notice you.
But be careful here. It’s very important to be in the correct neighbourhood. Be careful with the selection of the websites you chose to interact with in order to get those invaluable backlinks. Think of the internet like a metro city. There are some neighbourhoods you don’t want to venture into.
Google and other search engines will actuall punish you if you hang out with the wrong ‘crowds’ so to speak, as the sites you link yourselves with are your friends in the eyes of search engines. Only ‘hang out’ with those sites which give you trust and authority in your particular niche.

Now you will want to ask ” what kind of links are ‘good links’ ?
We want diverse and high page rank websites that funnel trust and authority straight into our domain, so that you are seen as the best result for whatever keyword you want to rank for.Always try to search for high page rank websites (PR 4+ recommended) in your niche. Target these sites to get the link backs to your domain.

3. Where to get linkbacks ?

Here are a few places to get those links:

1.Forum Postings : Forum posts are made on related web forums where the links can be placed in the body of the message or signature. Eg. If you want to get your automobile blog up and running, get registered on leading forums like xbhp.com and start posting with your signature which links back to your site. Be a avid poster and write knowledgeable content so that you get noticed more and more and so does the inherent linkback to your domain.

2.Blog Comments : These are links posted on other peoples blogs as comments where links can be placed either directly or via a signature.

3.Directory Submissions : Many websites accept articles with unique content with link backs to their own websites. Google bots and crawlers repeatedly search for links on these directories as they are high authority and high PR sites. Try to submit unique and meaningful articles on these websites on a regular basis. This is a mutual benefit excercise as the submission directory gets articles for free while you get quality linkbacks from a high authority website. The best of these are :
-Ezine articles, Buzzle, GoArticles & Article Dashboard

4. Social Bookmarking : Social bookmarking is a method for Internet users to organize, store, manage and search for bookmarks of resources online. Unlike file sharing, the resources themselves aren’t shared, merely bookmarks that reference them. This is the glue that holds all our links together. ‘stumbleupon‘ and ‘delicious‘ are two great sites well suited for this purpose.

5. Article marketing. : Article marketing is a type of advertising in which businesses write short articles related to their respective industry. These articles are made available for distribution and publication in the marketplace. Each article includes references and contact information for the author’s business. It serves it’s purpose best when done with unique content and putting links within the actual text.

6. High PR (PageRank) link : Direct text links from sites with high page ranks when they are of a similar category can be a great way to establish the trust of the search engines in your site as they are voted higher by search engine bots than those from low PR sites.
The beauty of this is that you can potentially rank for anything. As long as you put enough efforts in creating enough quality backlinks.

7. Video Uploads : Upload high quality videos on video directories like youtube, vimeo, dailymotion, metacafe etc. and post your link in the description of the video to get traffic from those links onto your domain.

4. Ensuring Quality of the links:

The best links are ‘one way’ -’do follow’-’in contextual’ back links. I know you are now wondering what do I mean by all this. Here’s an explanation :

1. One way Backlinks : This is when you get a link from a website, but you dont link back to that website.

2. ‘Do follow‘ : There is a ‘no follow’ tag that can be attached to links on certain websites. If your link on those websites has no follow tag attached to it, the human traffic would still follow it, but google bots wont. To their eyes it means nothing, thus not benefitting you much in getting a higher rank with your keywords.

3. In contextual :- In contextual links are the link with the content of article all around it. Google loves it when the links are on the subject of the article. This is the reason why Article marketing is such a poweful tool for marketing of your domain.
Thus, while we can say that the above backlinks are the best for your domain, while the others although beneficial to an extent, wont prove to be equally powerful.

Use the above listed methods to get as many quality back linkages as possible into your domain and see how google falls in love with your domain in no time. All the best !

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