The Android Market hit a big milestone this week, registering more than 4.5 billion apps downloaded.
Add that to Android boss Andy Rubin's news that more than 500,000 Android devices are being activated each day.
Not bad.
As always, we gathered the best new and updated Android apps from this week. Click below to check 'em out.
Google+ is great on Android
If you have a Google+ account and an Android phone, you really should check out the wonderful Android app. You can interact with your circles, share links, and even set your mobile photos to automatically upload. You also get Huddle, Google's group messaging app.
And don't forget to check out our full tour of Google+!
Price: Free in the Android Market
Skype finally has video chat!
Skype finally updated its Android app to include video chat over Wi-Fi or 3G. The downside? It only works on a handful of Android phones for now.(Google Nexus S, HTC Desire S, Sony Ericsson Xperia neo, and Sony Ericsson Xperia pro.)
Price: Free in the Android Market
Facebook alternative Path hit Android this week
Path, the photo-sharing social network for your closest friends, is now available to Android users. The app originally launched on iPhone and has seen moderate success in some circles. It's goal is to be a social network for just a handful of your closest friends.
Price: Free in the Android Market
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See Also:
- This Is The iPhone 4's Biggest Threat Yet
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- Finally! Skype Gets Video Chat On Android
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