One of the best Note taking application for Android is Evernote, it allows the user to save just about anything from the web for retrieval later.

There's a new update for Evernote, version 3 to be precise, and it brings a host of new stuff to the Android platform. The most exciting feature added to version 3 is the option to add notes to Facebook, share with Twitter and other social networking platforms. Searching for your notes have been drastically improved, there is also the option for Evernote to track your location and bring it up on a Map.

We always welcome new ways of interacting with our mobile devices, so far, touchscreens are the tried and proven method of interacting with modern smartphones and tablets, so what else could we be in store for?

A company that goes by the name XTR3D, are creating an application called iZi which allows Kinect style gestures for Android devices, basically, it will tap into the device front facing camera and be able to track your hand gestures. We are not sure how well that will work in the real world, it looks well on video, but since standard front facing cameras are not built for hand gestures, we doubt even with iZi behind it, things won't turn out as one would expect.

Everybody nowadays are launching their own application store for mobile phones, it is a lucrative market, but when does having too many app stores become a problem? We doubt that day will be too far off.

Opera today, launched the Opera Mobile Store, this is the place where you go to download apps, just like every other app store out there, the difference is, this store will feature in the Opera Mobile Browser and possibly, Mini Opera. Currently, Opera Mobile Store features apps for Android, BlackBerry, Palm, Symbian, and Windows Mobile. If you need apps for your iPhone, Opera plans to set up apps with a link back iTunes, makes you wonder, what is the point?

Instead of waiting for an actual scanner to do its job and scan those documents you really need why not use your BlackBerry and a special scanning app for it? That's what PDF Scanner for BlackBerry is, a portable scanner that will let you capture all those documents on the go and share them with your colleagues or family as fast as possible.

PDF Scanner for BlackBerry is available in the store for 4.99 Euros after the free trial and will work with most BlackBerry handsets out there as long as they're running BlackBerry OS 4.6 or above. In fact, here's a list of key features for PDF Scanner:


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Those of you interested in IRC chatting on the go can now download the Chatmosphere IRC for BlackBerry, an application that will let you access over 200,000 chatroom right from your smartphone.

Chatmosphere is now available for free in the store and it will work on touch and non-touch BlackBerry smartphones running at least OS 5.0. All you have to do is follow the link after the break and start chatting via IRC on the go right from your BlackBerry smartphone.


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In case you have problems keeping a decent battery charge on your BlackBerry smartphone then we have a simple app that should help you better manage that battery of yours. Called Batterysaver Pro, the app is now available in the app store for 0.73 Euros, or 67% cheaper than regular.

The application will help you optimize and lengthen the battery life of your device while on the go which is certainly a great feature particularly if you rely on the device for a lot more than basic communication needs.


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You have probably played Worms on your desktop or laptop by now so you know how fun and addictive the game can be, especially if you'd be able to take it on the road with you. Luckily such an option exists for Android smartphone users, as they are now able to download Worms for Android right away.

In case you're not familiar with it, the game, coming straight from EA, offers a turn-based strategy action-packed environment in which, in order to win, you'll have to manage your team of Worms and use their skills and weapons to blast through an opposing team.


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Nokia Reader is a new applications coming out of Nokia's Beta Labs and those of you that like following their favorite blogs and websites while on the go and happen to use a Symbian smartphone will now be able to use this RSS reader.

Nokia Reader will be available only to touchscreen handsets, which means your old Nokia smartphones won't be able to run the app. In fact you'll have to have a Symbian^3 handset of Nokia Reader to work and Nokia 5800 XpressMusic owners won't be able to run the app either.


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In the past we've shown you various BlackBerry applications that would hide certain parts of your smartphone from curious eyes. But these apps were restricted to either BlackBerry Messenger or to Facebook for BlackBerry so today we have a new app, called bPRIVATE, that will safeguard plenty of more secrets while you're on the go.

bPRIVATE is available in the store right now for just 0.74 Euro which is 67% cheaper than regularly, and, on top of that, a free version of bPRIVATE is also available for your consideration.


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Things were going so well, only to be crushed by Google for understandable reasons. Kongregate, the website that hosts over 35,000 online Flash games, submitted their application to the Android Market, the app allows you to play up to 300 games, which were optimized for the small screen.

Submission went well, but Google removed the app because it was distributing other apps, so it was like a market within a market kind of thing. All is not loss by any means, if you want the app that bad, just visit Kongregate website and download it from there, or, you could just visit m.kongregate.com and download games without the need of the app.