DatacomGuy
Android Enthusiast
Are there any good sites to subscribe to via RSS, or is there a way to see daily added apps to the market?
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Best way to stay on top of newly released apps?
- Thread starter DatacomGuy
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Basis
Newbie
I guess AndroLib. Not sure of any others.
milrtime83
Android Enthusiast
In the market in each category there is a "just in" section that shows all the apps that were just added or updated.
I'm a fan of the Find great Android apps and games - AppBrain site. It also has rss feeds, and is much easier to navigate than others
DatacomGuy
Android Enthusiast
I don't see this?
DatacomGuy
Android Enthusiast
milrtime83
Android Enthusiast
market > Games > All games > and it's near the top next to the "top paid" and "top free" buttons there is one that says "just in."
That is just one example, it's there when you go into any of the categories for games or apps.
DatacomGuy
Android Enthusiast
Wow, can't believe I missed that.. Sorry about that. Thanks!
For me, for apps I already have to see if there are new updates on. I open up android market - hit the menu button and then hit download. It will scan all the programs on your phone and if there are any NEW updates, it will tell you there is an update available.
To see if there are any new apps/games, as someone mentioned earlier, I goto the just in. I go there every day hoping to see a fantasy baseball app I can download to track my teams.
To see if there are any new apps/games, as someone mentioned earlier, I goto the just in. I go there every day hoping to see a fantasy baseball app I can download to track my teams.
Whiteicedmstech
Member
Ok where are you all seeing this "Just in" section in the market? When I go to the category I want, I have to columns to choose from: "By popularity" or "By Date" I don't see anything saying "Just In" though I guess "By Date" may be the same thing? Thanks, Whiteice
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Deleted User
Guest
I had the same question. I usually go to the "By Date" section, but that gets hard to wade through sometimes. It would be nice to filter out certain developers. I could care a less with all the books you can buy. I have to go through pages and pages of those!
I think appbrain was mentioned on here. That is on my to do list to try out....
jwmacdon1231
Android Expert
Appaware is great
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.org-appaware-izpt.aspx
Become aware of which applications are installed right now and/or around you by other Android users!
This is the new Social Market for Android: share online (even on Twitter) your installations, updates and removals of apps.
New in 1.3:
- custom tweets
- top apps for your device
was developed for Android by ETH Zurich
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.org-appaware-izpt.aspx
Become aware of which applications are installed right now and/or around you by other Android users!
This is the new Social Market for Android: share online (even on Twitter) your installations, updates and removals of apps.
New in 1.3:
- custom tweets
- top apps for your device
was developed for Android by ETH Zurich
gbwis54301
Newbie
I tried Androlib but I prefer the layout of Androidzoom.com.
Much simpler layout, more apps listed per page, and all the key features: Latest entries, view only free, view only paid, search, breakdown of ratings, full reviews.
Much simpler layout, more apps listed per page, and all the key features: Latest entries, view only free, view only paid, search, breakdown of ratings, full reviews.
I believe the "Just In" section is only 1.6 or 2.0 and up. I think that was one of the "big" market changes...
For what I think you guys that don't see "Just In" have, check out this picture...
For what I have on 2.0/2.01/2.1 (again, not sure on 1.6) check this pic...
