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Appsfire app review

Jon Mundy
January 25, 2011

We do our best to bring you the choice cuts from the Android Market, but the truth is it’s one of the toughest mobile stores to navigate (even with the recent improvements).Appsfire is the best search tool we’ve seen yet, offering up a number of ways to filter out irrelevant apps.

You can sort apps by country, by your previous purchases and those that have dropped in price. You can even manage your existing apps and see at a glance which ones can be updated or transferred to SD card.

Basically, Appsfire does a whole heap of things Android Market should do, but doesn’t.

Rating: 5 out of 5

Platform Android

Price Free

Developer Appsfire

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