The default caller screen on Android is really bland. Don’t get me wrong it works just fine but when you need something more than just a name and a number, it fails. This is where the best caller ID apps for Android come into play. These apps are designed to give you an edge when receiving calls from known and unknown numbers. A simple call screen might be enough for many but for those who need to go the extra mile; we recommend the best caller ID apps for Android. Note: The 6 best caller ID apps for Android were tested on a Samsung Galaxy Note smartphone. The apps worked fine…

Key Features When the user plays a song, Shazam-Android instantly searches the artist, the title, album, year of release and other related information. It can also display the result on the interface. From a tablet computer, it is possible to monitor the activities of favorite artists. Thus, for example, you are constantly aware of the new upcoming tours and concerts. To go further, Shazam-Android informs the user of new tubes as well as access to live videos. In order to find information quickly or to facilitate research, the publisher endowed the app with large database. Moreover…

Introduction The iPad may have been the pioneer among mass-selling consumer tablets, and its app selection certainly accelerated off the line like a V8 sportscar. But Android, over the last two years, has sped forward with equal gusto. Tablet sales for both platforms keep booming, and with that growth their respective app markets keep expanding. The Google Play marketplace, which sells apps and content for the Android market, now offers a dizzying number of apps created by independent developers. Note that the focus in Google Play early on was on apps designed for Android-based…

Tango If you’re looking for a full service replacement for FaceTime for Android, and you have friends willing to jump ship, Tango might be just what you’re looking for. The app had its initial release in 2009, and unlike the other offerings on this list, Android is Tango’s primary platform — although there are builds for iOS and Windows phones, Google’s OS is its native element. That means that hardware optimization is at its peak, leading to a smoother user experience and better call quality. On a WiFi-only device, you can interact with any of Tango’s 200 million users without…