Cyanide & Happiness is pretty darn hilarious. From their nonsensical comics to their "no one has hair" drawing style, the crazy antics and social commentary never cease to make me chuckle. When I found out they had an Android app, I was all over that like white on rice.
As far as the app goes, it’s pretty simple to navigate. Open it up and you’re taken to the main home screen which displays the latest comic, latest news story, and latest short. Basically, if you’re looking for the latest, home is the place to be.
There’s also a comics tab for (you guessed it!) an entire archive of comics as well as a list for those you’ve denoted as your favorites. The shorts tab has all of their videos. Select a short and you’ll be prompted to choose your browser or the YouTube app (provided you have the YouTube app installed), but since it’s streaming from YouTube regardless, playback works well.
The last tab is news and it’s where all the non-comic, non-shorts blurbs go. Everything is chronological, with the newest stuff up top. Tap an article and it full-screens, perfectly rendered for whatever your resolution is.
There’s also a pretty bare options menu, but you should check it out for the "Seizure Mode." I’ll leave it at that.
The Cyanide & Happiness app costs 99 cents in the Android Market. More pictures and download links are after the break.
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Source: Android Central – Android Forums, News, and Help
Android App Review: Cyanide & Happiness
Cyanide & Happiness is pretty darn hilarious. From their nonsensical comics to their "no one has hair" drawing style, the crazy antics and social commentary never cease to make me chuckle. When I found out they had an Android app, I was all over that like white on rice.
As far as the app goes, it’s pretty simple to navigate. Open it up and you’re taken to the main home screen which displays the latest comic, latest news story, and latest short. Basically, if you’re looking for the latest, home is the place to be.
There’s also a comics tab for (you guessed it!) an entire archive of comics as well as a list for those you’ve denoted as your favorites. The shorts tab has all of their videos. Select a short and you’ll be prompted to choose your browser or the YouTube app (provided you have the YouTube app installed), but since it’s streaming from YouTube regardless, playback works well.
The last tab is news and it’s where all the non-comic, non-shorts blurbs go. Everything is chronological, with the newest stuff up top. Tap an article and it full-screens, perfectly rendered for whatever your resolution is.
There’s also a pretty bare options menu, but you should check it out for the "Seizure Mode." I’ll leave it at that.
The Cyanide & Happiness app costs 99 cents in the Android Market. More pictures and download links are after the break.
read more
Source: Android Central – Android Forums, News, and Help