Expedia launched an all new updated mobile app today for both Android and iOS. Bringing new flight info, an updated interface to browse and search across hundreds of hotel properties and airline flights, and special mobile-only deals. The updated app is only available in the US at this time, and brings functionality closer in line with Expedia’s web-based features.

In classic Verizon fashion, the company known for bloat has decided to start preloading devices with a new Amazon App Suite. Users thought they were finally catching a bloat break when Verizon announced it was phasing out the Verizon App Store, but it appears Verizon never had any intention of letting users keep that extra space. The new Amazon App Suite is expected to launch with the recently announced HTC DROID DNA and provide users with a centralized Amazon storefront whether they like it or not

One of my biggest pet peeves when it comes to music players is lack of support for gapless playback, so you can imagine my excitement when I heard that the Google Music Player had been updated to support it.

Okay, so maybe the former governor of California won’t make a cameo but that doesn’t make me any less excited to check out Predators for Android. What does make me less excited is the fact that it’s currently on sale on iOS for $0.99 yet they felt the need to charge Android users $2.99 — shame on you! Anyhow, if you’re a fan of the Predator franchise, the you’re going to want to check out this alien infested hunting ground full of human prey.

Everyone’s favorite game jumping hobo has found his way to Android. If you haven’t already gone to see the movie, I highly recommend it. The Wreck-it Ralph game for Android is the perfect extension to this adorable movie and transports you to Game Central Station to join your favorite characters in three fun but challenging games.