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Carbon Out of Beta and Now Available Through Google Play

Tim January 30, 2013 47

This morning, Koush's Carbon app is now out of beta and available in Google Play. It seems that testing went very well and everything was ready for the prime time. With Carbon, users root and non-root can backup their apps and app data to several different...

Koush Releases Updated Carbon Beta, Non-Rooted Users Can Now Have Fun

Tim January 24, 2013 37

This morning, Koush released an updated version of Carbon, his backup app that has been making the rounds and receiving a lot of great attention. In this update, he has allowed non-rooted users to get into the game, with the help of a desktop application that...

Carbon Beta 2 Released, Now Supports Dropbox and App Groups

Kellen January 18, 2013 7

Koush released a new version of his cloud app syncing app called Carbon, this morning. In the new build, which is still root-only, you can now backup to Dropbox, group apps into batches (and save those same groups for later), "select all" apps, and tell Carbon...

Koush Releases Cloud App Syncing and Backup App, Test the Beta Now

Kellen January 14, 2013 48

Just the other day we were talking about backup solutions and how you should always choose one that allows for cloud storage. Today, long-time developer Koush, released a beta of his new app that does exactly as we were describing, only it takes it a step...

Carbon Developer Gives Update, Twitter Application Coming Soon and For Free

Eric July 16, 2012 10

If you remember from a while back, we introduced you to Carbon for Android, a hugely popular Twitter client that started on webOS. The first video, even weeks back, showed great promise of an app that we couldn't wait to get our hands on. Unfortunately, things...

Video: Carbon for Android Looking to Be Your Third-Party Twitter Application With Slick Interface

Eric March 26, 2012 40

With the official Twitter application leaving us a bit lacking, the market for third party applications is ripe for the picking. A few weeks ago we first brought you to Boid, an application that adheres to the Android Design code and looks to have a lot of...