Ja koristim. I nije toliko bolja od prethodne verzije 

Nimbuzz 2.0 available for Android



Nimbuzz just dropped version 2.0 of its popular Android VOIP application, bringing a slew of new features. Here's what's up:

- NimbuzzOut will allow you to make cheap international and local calls to mobile phones and landlines over the internet without using your minutes! The new keypad located on the NimbuzzOut screen lets you access your entire phone book so you can make quick calls to anyone outside your Nimbuzz network.

- A Dialer Tab: call mobile phones and landlines via NimbuzzOut, SkypeOut or any of our SIP partners (Google/Gizmo5, Sipgate, Xeloq, T-Pad, VoIPax, Gulfsip, IPS, Badatel and more)

- Friend suggestions see which of your phonebook contacts are already using Nimbuzz so you an add them to your network. The more you add the more you save! ; )

- Facebook connect: more stable connection, improved the security of your Facebook data, and allow you to see the status message of your Facebook friends.

- New options in the settings, allowing you to choose different layouts, account credentials and profile information.

And best of all, Nimbuzz is still free. Check out video of it in action, plus download links, all after the break.





Izvor

PSX4Droid

It's a legitimate PlayStation emulator for Android. It costs $5.99 but once you get all your ROMs and PS BIOS files uploaded, you can be playing all the old Final Fantasies and Crash Bandicoots you want. Sorta turns your Droid into a PSP phone. Kinda.




izvor

"Issho ni Training" (Training Together)



Getting in shape is hard. Some people need motivation. Others need motivation.
Android app "Issho ni Training" (Training Together) features a 16-year-old anime lady named Hinako in skimpy clothes exercising. The app encourages folks to work out in tandem with the anime lady and even tracks their progress through an array of sit-ups, push-ups and squats.
Besides the Android app, there is also a DVD version of Issho ni Training. Yours for ¥2,100 (US$25).




izvor

First SMS Trojan detected for Android



Kaspersky Lab announced today that the first malicious program classified as a Trojan-SMS has been detected for smartphones running on Google’s Android operating system. Named Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakePlayer.a, it has already infected a number of mobile devices.

The new malicious program penetrates smartphones running Android in the guise of a harmless media player application. Users are prompted to install a file of just over 13 KB with the standard Android extension .APK. Once installed on the phone, the Trojan uses the system to begin sending SMSs to premium rate numbers without the owner’s knowledge or consent, resulting in money passing from a user’s account to that of the cybercriminals.



The Trojan-SMS category is currently the most widespread class of malware for mobile phones, but Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakePlayer.a is the first to specifically target the Android platform. It should be noted that there have already been isolated cases of devices running Android being infected with spyware. The first such program appeared in 2009.

“The IT market research and analysis organization IDC has noted that those selling devices running Android are experiencing the highest growth in sales among smartphone manufacturers. As a result, we can expect to see a corresponding rise in the amount of malware targeting that platform,” says Denis Maslennikov, Mobile Research Group Manager at Kaspersky Lab. “Kaspersky Lab is actively developing technologies and solutions to protect this operating system and plans to release Kaspersky Mobile Security for Android in early 2011.”

Kaspersky Lab recommends that users pay close attention to the services that an application requests access to when it is being installed. That includes access to premium rate services that charge to send SMSs and make calls. When a user agrees to these functions during the installation of an application, the smartphone may then be able to make calls and send SMSs without further authorization.

The signature for Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakePlayer.a has already been added to Kaspersky Lab’s antivirus databases.

izvor

Crush the Castle



The premise of the game is simple: destroy the "castle" on the screen using an arsenal of projectiles. All you do is load up your trebuchet and fire away (tap, tap) to cause as much destruction as you possibly can. It's simple, addicting and really fun. Only 99 cents.

izvor

Android Quick App: Worldmate



I might have just found my perfect Android travel app. Worldmate is now in beta for Android, and it pretty much combines every feature I need in an app to keep me pointed in the right direction while on the road.

You'll start by either signing in or signing up with Worldmate, which was painless enough. Then you sign into the app and are greeted by the screen you see above. Let's work our way down.

- My trips: There's no manually inputting flights here. Like with some other travel apps, you'll e-mail your itinerary-- flights, hotel, etc. -- to Worldmate, which snags the details and forwards them to your phone. Once it's there, you have flight info, maps, ticket info, weather, the works. You can share your trips and get reminders all on your phone.

- Book a hotel: Just like it sounds. Book a hotel from your phone through Hotels.com.

- Weather forecast: Get the weather in your city, cities you're slated to visit, or search for a city's weather.

- Currency converter: Figure out how much something costs between dozens of currencies.

- Travel notification: Customize your notifications.

For me, it comes down to a few things: The ability to upload entire itineraries at once, maps, weather and flight info -- and the all-important confirmation number -- all in once place. I'm going to have to use this on the road to give it final judgment. But the early verdict is that, at least for me, it combines the right info with enough UI juice to keep me up to date but not overwhelmed. Check out more screen shots after the break, and get your beta copy now. [Worldmate]









Izvor

UC Browser Released Android Version for International Users

According to research firm The Nielsen Company, Google's Android handsets accounted for 27 percent of all smartphones sold in the United States in the first quarter of this year, while iPhones made up 23 percent. With no doubt, Android-based handsets is going to beat Apple's iPhone to dominate world's cellphone market.

UC Browser, works as a leading mobile browser provider, which 100+ million users globally, today released its official android international version for 7.2 to announce its presence to the android fans.





With this version, the users could experience fancy mobile browsing on their android phones on the basis of the following features from English, Russian & Vietnamese:

l* Developed user experience with faster speed.



l* Intelligent websites address input mechanism added based on local website address grammar.
l* Share websites with friends by SMS.



l* WEB UA & WAP UA can be selected to help you access to your preferred website format.



l* Capture and upload function to bring you more fun in SNS.

l* Fixed the problem that some JAVA phones cannot get access to internet with WAP APN.
l* Fixed the problem that blank screen happens to some websites.

You can download it by www.ucweb.com, or visit wap.ucweb.com by you handset.

Fennec Alpha available for Android [video]



Fennec Alpha, aka  the Firefox Mobile browser, is now available for Android phones (and the Nokia N900). Just point your Android browser to http://firefox.com/m/alpha to give it a download. The browser has come a long way since our hands-on in April - adding pinch-to-zoom, Firefox Sync (which syncs your history, bookmarks, open tabs, and passwords), Add-ons, and the Awesome Bar.

It's still Alpha, though, so your mileage may vary - Mozilla points out that improvements to graphics performance are coming and there are still a few bugs to work out. Still, to our eyes it looks every bit as exciting as the video after the break suggests. [Mozilla]