After the iPhone version, ZeptoLab is bringing the Toy Box update to Cut the Rope for Android. The new application should be available later in the day from the Android Market and Amazon Appstore, when you will get 25 new levels with all new trampoline game mechanics. But thats not all presuming you got the free version of the game, now you can save your progress even if you grabbed the paid app in the meantime.
Skype users have started receiving emails about GroupMe, which is the "newest member of the Skype family." As you may know, Skypeacquired the popular group messaging service in August for $85 million, which is not that bad for a 16-month old company.
GroupMe provides users with an easy way to chat with people and groups while on the go. The application is available across many popular smartphone platforms, including Android, BlackBerry, iOS and Windows Phone. Heck, it can even work via SMS, since every GroupMe user gets a special phone number to use for messaging only.
Amazon knows as part of the marketing strategy for its Appstore, it is running a neat campaign, offering users a 2 USD Appstore credit in exchange for a single tweet.
In order to take advantage of this offer you will need to connect your Amazon.com and Twitter accounts, Then Amazon will tweet the following message on your twitter "I just got a $2 credit for Android apps from the @amazonappstore. Click https://amzn.to/tweetapps2 to get yours. #get2".
In a sad/brilliant way FakeGirlfriend.com has just unveiled a web service which will let you receive texts and calls from a fake girlfriend to impress all your friends who are probably totally cool and get laid all the time and stuff.
Its built off the Twilio backend, which makes it simple for app developers of all sorts to integrate SMS and voice into apps. With this service, you simply save (212) 804-6979 under your "girlfriend" name, shoot a text to it when you are out and about and a text message will hit your phone with a "girlfriend-esque message" A short time later, your phone will ring with a pre-recorded message, so you can have an excuse from your cool bros who are probably playing beer pong with popped collars.
At the F8 conference today, Facebook announced a new feature for its online social network, both on the web and on mobile. Timeline now puts your personal history on Facebook into a lengthy, graphically-rich interface. You can highlight major events, drill down into smaller events, and filter whats shown so you only see one kind of content in the whole timeline.
You can see where you have been, based on your Facebook Places check-ins. Apps can plug into Timeline too, and reports can summarize your monthly activity. Facebook angle for the service is that this is the new equivalent of having a long conversation with someone, while the first generation of Facebook was the introduction, and the last was the first 15 minutes of casual chatting.
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