You can now get your next smartphone for free along with a bacon Whopper and fries thanks to a surprising new promotion from Burger King. The fast food chain is making a bunch of Android-powered devices free when you take out a new two-year contract with AT&T, Sprint, or Verizon.
Amazon’s Android AppStore might not be as popular as the Play Store, but the company sure does hold some tempting sales every once in a while to attract consumers.
Today, Amazon has announced that it is holding a weekend sale on its AppStore where it will be giving away 31 apps worth up to $100 for free.
Google is giving customers three months of Play Music All Access for free when they buy a new Nexus 7 (2013) before the end of September. The offer, which will save you $29.97 in All Access fees, is available on both 16GB and 32GB devices purchased from Google Play.
SwiftKey, one of the biggest and best third-party keyboards for Android, today received a major update that adds a plethora of awesome new features. In addition to support for premium themes and a theme store, SwiftKey version 5 brings emojis, a dedicated number row, and an improved prediction engine.
And best of all, it’s now completely free.
Earlier this year, Google released its own anti-theft tracking service for Android devices dubbed Android Device Manager (ADM). While the service does what its meant to, it does not take true advantage of Android openness.
Long before ADM was even available though, Cerberus has been my anti-theft client of choice, largely because of its ability to work over SMSes and the other advanced features it offers. Today, the developer has made new account registrations for the service free, in order to celebrate its third launch anniversary, making it a good time to grab the app.
