Tag Archives: Android
New App ‘Foap’ Can Net you Cash for your iPhone Photos
Trading your Instagram or iPhone photos for cash?
iPhone users might be able to get money instead of just “likes” for those Instagram…
By Demetria Irwin
Nextbook Premium 8SE: Low Cost Doesn’t Have to Mean Cheap
Smaller than an iPad, bigger than a Kindle (and cheaper than both), the Nextbook Premium 8SE is an example of what today’s budget Android tablets can and can’t do
The Nextbook Premium 8SE from E-FUN Inc. comes with Android 4.0 (a.k.a. Ice Cream Sandwich),…
By Robert S. Anthony
The Growth of Instagram: Your Picture Is Now Worth a Billion Dollars
The popular mobile application has experienced a surge in its user base
With Facebook’s Instagram acquisition still the topic of conversation in the tech space, here’s a…
By Hajj Flemings
Instagram for Android Now Available
The highly-popular mobile application is now available for download at Google Play Store
The photo-sharing mobile app Instagram is no longer exclusive to iOS devices. The free to…
By Janel Martinez
5 Ways to Deal with Google’s New Privacy Settings
See what you can do to circumvent the tech conglomerate’s new privacy policies and terms
BlackEnterprise.com has a few quick pointers on tip toeing around Google’s privacy policy (or at…
By Janel Martinez
IRS2Go 2.0 Places Tax Help at Your Fingertips
The Internal Revenue Service app now offers a YouTube feature, news feed and tax transcript service for Android and iPhone (iOS) users
The latest version of the Internal Revenue Service’s tax app IRS2Go 2.0 is available…
By Sheiresa Ngo
In the News: Sears Holdings to Close 100-120 Stores; Forgotten Black WWII Veteran Recognized and More
A few noteworthy headlines around the Web
See what’s going on in the world with today’s compilation of news around the Web
By BlackEnterprise.com
5 Apps to Replace Your Paper Business Cards
In a digital world exchanging contact information means more than passing out business cards
With the advent of smartphones and tablets, physical business cards are slowly becoming obsolete as…





