Falcon Pro is famous for constantly running up against Twitter’s new API rules that limit the amount of users a third-party Twitter client can have. However, the app always bounces back, and this time the developers have devised an impressive new method to enable everyone to ‘bypass’ the 100,000 API limit and to be able to continue to use the extremely popular third-party Android app.
Kim Dotcom’s new MEGA service just got its first official Android app, and it’s available to download now from Google Play. The free download lets MEGA users browse their cloud-based storage lockers, automatically upload their images to them, and more.
Snapchat, the service that’s become so popular with those who like to send pictures of their genitalia to friends and random strangers, just got a nice new update on Android to fix its ugly. In addition to a new look, there are a few new features, and some improvements that will make the app a little snappier.
The white, 16GB LG Nexus 4, which was introduced just over one month ago, is now sold out on Google Play and “no longer available for sale.” If you didn’t already get your hands on one, then you may have missed your chance, because the limited edition device will not be reappearing.
The official Nook app for Android has been updated with support for high resolution magazines on tablets with 1280×720 displays or greater. The update comes more than three months after HD magazines came to the iPad, but it’s better late than never.
