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7 Must-Have Social Apps for Android

Facebook for Android

Everyone’s on Facebook, and in spite of the fact that many users are getting sick of it, there is not much in terms of alternatives at the moment. So yes, Facebook is probably one of the first social apps for Android you will want to install. And yes, it is free.

Twitter for Android

While there were (probably are) many iOS users who prefer to use other clients to access Twitter, the Android app is actually rather good. This means that you do not have to go on a hunt for the best Twitter app for your Android phone. Just go with the default client, and you’ll be good.

Foursquare for Android

Have the need to become mayor of every joint you frequent? Want the world to see what you’re up to all the time? Then you absolutely must have Foursquare and use it every time you go somewhere. In all seriousness, Foursquare can help you discover a lot of places, so it still is a good app even if you don’t want to check in at places and broadcast it.

Instagram for Android

There used to be a time when Instagram was the sole playing field of iOS users, and when the developers finally released an Android version, the user populating exploded like nothing else. Take photos, even crappy ones, using your phone and share them online. That’s what filters are for. Do try to vary your stream a little and not fill it up with what you just had for lunch or dinner.

GetGlue

GetGlue is the king of social apps for Android when it comes to sharing what you’re watching. And if you like getting stickers and badges for your viewing habits.

WhatsApp Messenger for Android

Perfect for those who have an always on or unlimited data plan. You’ll not have to use your text messaging credits with this app, as long as your friends have it installed it as well. You can even gloat and say it’s free for Android while iOS users have to pay for it.

imo Messenger for Android

Integrate Yahoo Messenger, gTalk, ICQ, and whatever other IM platform you use and access them in one app with imo.
With these seven social apps for Android, you have your social life covered from practically all angles.

Digital Spell-checkers Killing Words?

 Language is dynamic. That is one line that I have said one time too many, but no one can really deny its veracity. Whatever language you look at, it changes over time, with words dying and being born all the time.
But did you ever think that software that we take for granted may be contributing to the death of some words? This is what researchers found out after conducting an analysis of digitized text. The text featured languages such as English, Hebrew, and Spanish, and they dated from 1800 to 2008. Thanks to the digitization efforts of Google, the researchers were able to get hold of the materials for analysis.
The conclusion is simple and may also be cause for alarm: the death rate of words has seen a considerable increase. Even worse, it seems that the birth rate of new words has not increased significantly!
One reason that the researchers have highlighted is the use of automatic spell-checkers. You know, that tool that many of us rely on to catch the misspellings that we tend to make. While I have to admit that I rarely rely on the grammar suggestions, spell-checkers come in very handy especially if you have a long writing day ahead of you. You may have been the regular spelling bee champion in your school, but that doesn’t mean you do not make mistakes hammering on your keyboard. To be honest, a spell-checker is helping me out right now so I don’t have to waste time deleting and retyping words!
The problem is that in the era of digitization, automatic spell-checkers seem to contribute to deleting misspellings (which is not really a problem) and less common variants of words (now that can be a problem). With this going on for years and years, it is easy to see how words can disappear from the vocabulary of this generation and the next.

Top Radio Apps: Listen English-Hindi Songs on Android, iPhone on the Go

Best Smartphone Radio Apps for Listening to English Music, Songs

TuneWiki

It is among the popular radio apps for smartphone users, which streams video and music files from places like YouTube and from your memory card along with connecting with a number of TuneWiki users all over the world. It is different from any other radio application in couple of ways. For instance, users could get to see lyrics for all the songs and could be easily synched to music even for the songs that are saved in your memory card. TuneWiki accesses Shoutcast network pertaining to radio stations that helps you to find a huge amount of music genres. In this way, TuneWiki apart from connecting to a number of radio and FM stations acts more than a radio application. It could be downloaded for free.
Links: Tunewiki Apps

Last.fm

It is among the smallest size radio application (1.7 MB) meant for smartphones. It helps you in browsing your favorite radio stations, and artists’ recommendations along with creating some new stations in no time. A number of new artists could be added over your profile, which helps in expanding your possible recommendations. By carrying some huge amount of artists and countless of genres, this radio application is competent enough to quench your thirst for any music flair. Hence even the most demanding souls enjoy listening to their favorite music over Last.fm.
Links: Last.fm Apps

Spotify

If you are sick of listening to the same old music all the time then consider Spotify a handy tool to expand your horizons for music. All you need to do is to load any song, artists or playlist of your choice and then hit the button of Radio and this application will produce a highly personalized radio stations list as per your music type. It is compatible to all the smartphone devices including iPhones, Windows phone, Symbian, BlackBerry, Android based phones, etc. Though it comes for free, but to enjoy some incredible features you need its premium subscription.
Links: Spotify for Mobile

Pandora

It is basically Pandora website’s natural extension, which comprises of 400 plus musical features simply designed to conform your musical zest. It comes for free, but for this you need to bear a number of ads appearing over your screen. This simply goes off if you subscribe it by paying 36 dollars. Then you could access a wide range of additional features like availing increased amounts of skips per day along with enjoying a wide range of custom skins that enhances your smartphone’s feel and looks.
Links: Pandora for Mobile

TuneIn Radio

It is among the free radio applications, which could be used for all the major smartphone devices and tablets like iPad. It helps you in connecting to a number of radio and FM stations. With the help of TuneIn Radio, you can stream more than 70,000 radio stations not only local ones but all across the world along with the feature of rewind or pause in the live streams. You also have the option to browse a number of radio stations by country, language, genre, etc. Though it’s free, however, upgrading to the premium ones gives you enough additional features for enjoying incredible music.
Links: Mobile Apps

Others

Slacker Radio: You could find 100 plus preprogrammed radio stations at this application and thus making your smartphone an incredible handy machine to enjoy music of your taste. Slacker Radio is BlackBerry’s product, which help you in personalizing radio stations or select the one that comes configured via the music experts. You can create your own radio stations on the fly along with sharing the biographies of musicians and album reviews. It comes for free.
OurStage: This radio application is among the unique, handy and super hip kind of tool to enjoy incredible music. You could find a number of fresh platforms related to new music, fans, unsigned bands and indie music. OurStage helps you in rating different music piece with the features of thumps up and down.

Top Android, iPhone Apps to Listen to Hindi, Bollywood Songs and Tracks

Saavn is the best Bollywood and Indian music listening experience, online and on the go. It gives you access to the largest music library anywhere. Our millions of songs, albums, and playlists, include the best of Bollywood, bhangra, bhajans, ghazals, and more, with new releases added every day.
Links: iPhone | Android
Gaana.com is a free music streaming service launched by Times Group. With a library of close to a million songs, the application offers users music from a wide range of genres from the oldest Hindi films hits, world music, regional and folk songs to the latest Bollywood chart toppers. Gaana.com became India’s most visited music streaming site within the first 4 months of its launch and has consistently held that position ever since. Its designed entirely in HTML5 to support any tablet and large screen smartphones.
Others in the Indian music streaming space, are MusicIndiaOnline and Raaga being two of the more popular contenders for the best.

Users Can No Longer Download Videos From Youtube

A portion of the Youtube’s Terms of Service says :

You may access User Submissions for your information and personal use solely as intended through the provided functionality of the YouTube Website. You shall not copy or download any User Submission unless you see a “download” or similar link displayed by YouTube on the YouTube Website for that User Submission

I wasn’t aware of that ToS clause listed above. So downloading YouTube videos now become as illegal like Torrent? Hard to believe that YouTube could close all the holes to downloading (there used to be so many ways to download youtube videos).
NOTE : Although most youtube video download tools are not working. Zamar’s Youtube Video Conversion Tool (Link) seem to be working fine, but it takes twice the time (convert+download).
UPDATE : Video Download Helper for Firefox (Link) is working too. This is because it capture the video directly from the webpage