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New Android Apps: Marvel Unlimited, Expense Manager, And More
Who says iOS users get all the fun? This week saw two major titles hit Android in full form, giving the comic book geeks among us a vessel for their passion, but general interest users weren’t left out either now that a full Flipboard app has arrived. But this week didn’t just play catch up, you also got an awesome app all your own.
A Windows Developer’s Brutal Explanation As To Why Microsoft Is Falling Behind
Right now, somewhere on the internet, there is a flame war occurring between devotees of Linux and Windows. It’s just the nature of passionate software evangelism. A much rarer event, however, is one of Redmond’s own unloading publicly on the faults of not only Windows, but Microsoft’s company culture.
App Deals Of The Day: Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone
Gmail Attachment Manager for free on Android, Sketchworthy now free on iOS, Posts now free on iPad, Zinio now available for Nokia Windows Phones, plus lots more. Deals end without warning, so be quick or miss out!
Facebook Home Is Now Available For The HTC One And Galaxy S4
Since Facebook launched last month, it’s only officially been available for a small pool of phones. But now it seems the HTC One and Galaxy S4 are now fully Facebooked too.
Report: Google’s Unified Chat Hub Will Be Called Google Hangouts
Word on the street is that Google’s incoming unified messaging service has ditched its Babel moniker. According to a source talking to TechRadar it will hit our handsets simply called Google Hangouts, which already exists, so isn’t really new, then?
All The Tacky Features Adobe Creative Cloud Thankfully Isn’t Getting
This hilarious parody video imagines what would happen if Adobe introduced some of the tackiest elements of digital design ever to Photoshop and the rest of its design products. It’s funny because humans have terrible taste.
Expense Manager: Make Budgeting Suck (Somewhat) Less
Anyone struggling to balance their finances these days is going to find themselves at a loss for an excuse. All the money managing, counting and advising apps floating around can be beneficial, sure, but the sheer volume both in design and function makes picking the perfect one for you a daunting task.

























