Tango offers an app that lets users make free video calls from an iPhone or Android devices. Now the company plans to extend the service to include computers. That means you’ll soon be able to make a video call from your PC to a contact using a phone, or vice versa. The company clearly […]
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Turn-based strategy game Battle for Wesnoth coming soon to Android
The Battle for Wesnoth is a popular open-source turn-based strategy game that runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac computers. Soon you’ll be able to add Android to that list. A developer is porting the game to run on Android phones and tablets and has posted a demo video to YouTube. The game looks pretty good […]
Run Android apps on iOS using “In-The-Box” Dalvik virtual machine
One of the key components of Google’s Android operating system is the Dalvik virtual machine which is required to run Android applications. But now there’s a new open source project called In-The-Box which brings Dalvik to iOS, allowing you run Android apps on an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. The process isn’t all that simple […]
Fring brings group video calling to iPhone, Android
Voice and video chat app Fring has been working on a new group video feature, and now it’s available for the company’s iPhone and Android apps. You should be able to download the latest version of Fring from the Android Market or the [itunes link=”http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fring-video-calls-im/id290948830?mt=8&uo=4″ title=”fring” text=”iTunes App Store”] to start using group video chat […]
Minecraft coming to iOS, Android
The developers of the popular video game Minecraft say they’ll bring out mobile versions of the game for the iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Android devices by year’s end. Minecraft is basically a game where you can use building blocks to make… just about anything. That includes everything from houses to functional computers. There are […]