Amazon Free App of the Day

[Spider]

Galactic Blast is the 1/16 app.

Blaze a trail through the starry night sky in this colorful arcade space shooter for Android. Galactic Blast fuses an old-school arcade aesthetic with fresh new multi-touch controls. See how high you can score as you fervently tap the screen to fire on incoming objects while guiding your starship out of harm's way. Collect rubble to add to your score as you fly through a galaxy filled with colorful ships and stars.

 

[Spider]

Cookies and Milk is the 1/17 app.

If you've got little helpers in your kitchen who love baking or if you simply have a sweet tooth to satisfy, the Cookies and Milk app brings the joys of (pretend) baking to your Android device. From sugar-loving toddlers to calorie-conscious adults, baking and indulging in a cyber-cookie just may be the sweet escape you crave.

 

[Spider]

Pyramix is the 1/18 app.

Word game aficionados, meet your latest challenge. Pyramix, a "word enigma generator" for your Android device, is an addictive game that combines code-deciphering strategy with the simplicity of classic grid-based word games.

Drawing from a jumbled assortment of letters, try to find the right letter combinations to solve unique four-word puzzles. Play against a timer or work in untimed mode, and take in the mysterious-looking graphics and evocative sound effects.

 

[Spider]

EasyMoney is the 1/19 app.

EasyMoney is a personal finance app that combines an expense tracker, a checkbook register, a budget manager, and a bills reminder. EasyMoney provides a rich, detailed window into your finances. A simple and intuitive data entry system is combined with a wealth of easily accessible financial information. Input your bills and never lose track of payments. Analyze how and where your money is being spent. Set spending limits on a variety of customizable categories.

 

[Shortyred]

I'm. Getting a not compatible message, anyone else get this?

Sent from my NookColor using Android Tablet Forum

 

[Spider]

Lame Castle is the 1/20 app.

Lame Castle is a fast-paced dash-and-run game with a lighthearted medieval theme. Mount your steed, grab your helmet, and dash and jump through tons of danger-strewn levels.

Gallop through 24 levels filled with deadly pits and obnoxious boulders. Try unique bonus objectives for each level, and shoot for a high score. At the end of each level, smash the lame castle of Wizzy the evil wizard, and garner the adoration of a generic pink princess.

 

[jbenham]

Lame is a good word, but it is kind of fun.

Sent from my Sony Tablet S using Android Tablet Forum

 

[Spider]

Wow, looks like you've installed every app they've offered. How many TBs of storage does that Sony Tablet S of yours have?

 

[jbenham]

I end up uninstalling a lot of them. I like to at least try them, though.

Sent from my Sony Tablet S using Android Tablet Forum

 

[Spider]

I'm the same with books. If it's free I get it, you can always delete it if it's not any good. Sometimes you get a pleasant surprise from one that didn't sound all that great.

 

[sherri64]

Or, from Amazon, download it but don't install it. Stays in you account. I actually pull the apk and put it on sd card. Then delete it.

Sent from my DROID using Tapatalk

 

[Spider]

That's a good idea Sherri, like archiving B&N books until you actually want to read them. That way they don't take up space on the tablet.

 

[Spider]

FishPop is the 1/21 app.

FishPop is a fun fast-paced game with fish that pop when you touch them. It's fun for all ages.
How many fish can you pop before all the fish escape? Tens? Hundreds? thousands? Hit the Chum Can when it drops to lure in more fish. Pop the Jellyfish to slow everyone down. Don't pop the Octopus unless you want a giant ink blot the fish will hide behind.

 

[jbenham]

Not this one. You will notice I am not using the AndroidTablet.net app as it says it is not installed. I tried it from Tapatalk and it won't go to the most recent page. Any idea why that is?

 

[Spider]

Sorry, not a clue. I can't even get the forum app to install on my Nook for some reason. It's not a biggie though, because I use my PC to do this stuff anyway.