Zlango™ Icon Texting Beta

Zlango™ Icon Texting: Get the best text messaging application for free, now with 3 icon themes for Android. Choose your theme, type your text and add icons to your text message!!!
** The Zlango™ text messaging application was tested on the following devices:
Nexus S, Nexus One, Motorola Droid/Milestone and Galaxy S , SE Xperia 10, HTC Desire HD, HTC Wildfire, LG P500.
Now you can send your friends ON ALL PHONES funny, emotive, silly, scary, trashy, elegant or downright in-your-face text messages that get the attention you deserve!
• Easy! Works just like texting – but with visual impact of icons!
• Huge & growing variety of 800+ original icons.
• Distinctive Urban, Gorgeous & Classic icon themes.
Text messaging will never be the same after you’ve tasted Text with Zlango Attitude!

Halloween Live Wallpaper

Celebrate the season with jack-o-lanterns, bats, witches, a haunted house, ghosts, and more! Supports both landscape and portrait mode, with settings for bat population, candle color, witches, spiders, camera speed, and others!

TO USE: Home->Press Menu->Wallpapers->LiveWallpapers

Not all handsets support the live wallpaper feature. If you're unsure, please check for a 'live wallpapers' category as the directions above state.

Scary Halloween Live Wallpaper

allpaper setting sizes are now available for the following resolutions:
600x1024 (Tablet size) 480x854, 480x800, 480x600, 320x480, 240x320
Sizes 480x750 480x700 are also included for added adjustments.
Choose frames per second for the wallpaper speed 1-20
Now save this wallpaper to your SD Card! Once download, the option to save to SD Card will be there :)
Settings-Applications-Manage Applications-choose your wallpaper-Move to SD card
Check out my other live wallpapers!

Bubble Blast Halloween

Bubble Blast Halloween is a puzzle game in which you burst Halloween characters to trigger a chain reaction in order to eliminate them.

2 game modes are available
- Puzzle mode with 2500 levels !
- Arcade mode to play freely

Global scores provided by Scoreloop

App2sd.

Don't forget that we test and validate ALL levels manualy before release them...

Halloween Horrors For Your Phone

Angry Birds Seasons Review

Seasons gives players more of what they've come to expect from Angry Birds.

by Brent Rose, PCWorld

The idea behind Angry Birds Seasons--Rovio's follow-up to the massively popular Angry Birds game--is to introduce new levels for different seasons and holidays. Four incremental updates have come out already, so you have over 85 new levels to play. Although you won't find any new birds to shoot, each theme brings new obstacles and nicely designed landscapes through which to fling your feathered fliers.
Angry Birds Seasons debuted with a Halloween theme, complete with pumpkins, bats, dangling lanterns, a full moon, and spooky trees; this installment offered 45 levels. Soon afterward, the "Season's Greetings" Christmas-themed pack added 25 more. Even though the inclusion of snow and presents everywhere was nice, I found the physics for the Season's Greetings pack to be a bit lacking.

Birds Encyclopedia

Welcome to Birds Encyclopedia.Displays different category of Birds ,tapping on Bird will display the image in a full screen and makes its sound and name.
Good tool to teach kids about Birds and their sounds. Simple user interface with facility of navigating between the pages. Over 50+ Birds and more coming.....

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Bird Watching

The Beginners Guide to Bird Watching

Have you ever wanted to be able to go outside and look at birds and know exactly what kind of birds they are and where they come from? Having an official guide to let you know how to bird watch and what to look for a while you are bird watching is the essential to good bird watching techniques.

When you know what the habitat and the habits of birds are watching them is so much more interesting. Bird watching is a relaxing past time in which the watcher watches and records the actions and species of the birds that are around them. There are several techniques to bird watching and to have a guide that will spell out these techniques in an easy to read format is essential to practice proper bird watching techniques. With enough experience you could join the Audubon Society and report your findings during your bird watching adventures to them to be part of a national record.

iBird Pro

This detailed, multimedia field guide covers more than 900 species of North American birds with illustrations, photos, and song clips.

by Brent W. Hopkins, PCWorld

If you have ever seen or heard a bird in the wild and wanted to learn more about it, the iBird Pro Android app might be just what you need. iBird Pro contains detailed photos, information, and song clips for over 900 North American and Hawaiian bird species. You can search for bird species by 35 attributes, including location, body shape, size, habitat, color, song, flight pattern, and bill shape.
The default view lists the species in alphabetical order, with thumbnail images. You can scroll and flick the screen to move through the list, or you can type in the search box. The results list will automatically narrow as you type: For example, as you type "rob," the list narrows from 924 total bird species to just four species of robins. You can toggle between views of the first and last common names, and the family name. With family names, you can toggle between taxonomic and alphabetical views. You can also search by Latin names.
For more advanced search, you can press Menu, Search and select from the list of 35 attributes. You can manually select a state or province as a location parameter, but unfortunately the app does not take advantage of GPS functionality.

Audubon Birds - A Field Guide

This multimedia field guide to more than 750 North American bird species is a must-have for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts.

by Brent W. Hopkins, PCWorld

If you have ever wanted to learn more about the birds of North America, the Audubon Birds Field Guide app is an excellent way to start. This app is packed with detailed information about more than 750 bird species. Color photos, behavior and habitat descriptions, range maps, bird-call audio clips, and advanced search with GPS capability combine to make bird identification quicker and easier than ever before. And since it's all on your phone, you can easily carry the guide with you wherever you go.
But it's more than just a reference guide--this app also allows you to keep detailed records of your bird sightings. You can pinpoint the location with GPS, choose the species from a list, enter details about the sighting, and even snap a photograph with your phone's camera and add it to an album. If you register an account, you can sync your content online and view it on the Audubon Guides Website.
Navigating the app is simple. The home screen has six buttons labeled Browse by Shape, Browse by Name, Browse by Family, About Birds, Advanced Search, and My Content. Browse by Shape shows you bird species that have a similar shape or outline. Browse by Name is an A-to-Z list that you can sort by first (common) name, second (common) name, or scientific name. Browse by Family orders birds in similar groups, such as Ducks and Geese. About Birds is a text-only mini reference guide.

Barcode Scanner Review

This is a simple application with a high level of usability.

by Andrew King, PCWorld

Barcode Scanner by ZXing Team can scan a variety of barcodes on books, products, and shipping labels. Users simply open the application and scan a barcode. Barcode Scanner then gives the option to search the scanned barcode via a "Product Search," "Web Search," or "Shopper Search," all of which are powered by Google.
In scanning UPC labels on products, Barcode Scanner often accurately finds the product on any of the search options. When scanning tracking labels, a Web search is useful in determining your courier service and ETA. Barcode Scanner's most notable feature is its ability to scan QR codes and access the URLs, contact information, and calendar events contained within. A recent update also allows for bulk scanning, letting a user scan multiple barcodes that the utility then automatically saves to a history for future reference.
Barcode Scanner does have a few flaws. It can accurately find the product I am attempting to scan about 80 percent of the time. I consider this fairly acceptable. The more obscure the item, however, the less likely it is to be found. The app fails when it comes to scanning ISBN barcodes on books. In several trials, neither of the three search options found the book I was looking for.
Another limitation comes up when using Barcode Scanner's History feature. Since the history displays only the numbers found in the ISBN or UPC, users may find it difficult to remember what it was they were trying to look for. I had previously scanned a copy of Final Fantasy IX. When looking through the history, I expected to find the name "Final Fantasy" or some derivation. Instead, I saw the number 662248900100. Had I bulk-scanned and wanted to compare Final Fantasy IX prices later, I'd be at a loss. This is not a serious limitation, but it is annoying.