If you are an Android smartphone user then chances are high that you already know about the MoboGenie. It is one of the most popular Android Device Manager for PC using which you can backup your phone contacts, messages, apps, music, images, and videos etc. You can also restore the backed up data, send SMS from your PC using MoboGenie client, manager files and app etc
And now Mobogenie is expanding its wings, going from being an Android app manager to a complete Mobile Content Ecosystem for Android by including a complete entertainment hub and an E-book Store to the existing offerings like games, applications wallpapers as well as videos. This makes Mobogenie your one stop shop for everything you need to have on your Android device.
Some of the key features, which you'd love about Mobogenie and, perhaps which keeps it different from Play Store are,
• Whereas the Google Play Store is limited to Apps, Movies, and Magazines only in India, Mobogenie provides an extensive marketplace with user resources like apps, ringtones, videos , wallpapers, , music, playlists, and e-books.
• Mobogenie has a better looking, cleaner, well tagged and categorized interface, which makes app discovery a pleasant thing.
• Mobogenie is also having an in-app module called "Topic Plaza". It is a common platform for all Mobogenie users where they can interact, share content and do lots more.
• Mobogenie comes with separate sections to access media content. You will also find. The packaged options for video series, music albums etc is available for download, free of cost.
• A new feature is the user gamification where users can score points on performing simple tasks everyday, like download an app or rate the ones they are using currently. These points can be later redeemed for PayTM or Flipkart coupons etc.
• Mobogenie offers a 2:8 revenue sharing model with its open platform for developers known as Mobogenie Union ., which is better than Google's 3:7 model. It also connects app developers directly to advertisers and provides useful options like app monitoring, ad revenue stats etc.
If you are an Android user then, MoboGenie is really a nice and must have app for you. Which other Android device management tools you know about and use frequently? Feel free to share your views in the Comments section.
And now Mobogenie is expanding its wings, going from being an Android app manager to a complete Mobile Content Ecosystem for Android by including a complete entertainment hub and an E-book Store to the existing offerings like games, applications wallpapers as well as videos. This makes Mobogenie your one stop shop for everything you need to have on your Android device.
Some of the key features, which you'd love about Mobogenie and, perhaps which keeps it different from Play Store are,
• Whereas the Google Play Store is limited to Apps, Movies, and Magazines only in India, Mobogenie provides an extensive marketplace with user resources like apps, ringtones, videos , wallpapers, , music, playlists, and e-books.
• Mobogenie has a better looking, cleaner, well tagged and categorized interface, which makes app discovery a pleasant thing.
• Mobogenie is also having an in-app module called "Topic Plaza". It is a common platform for all Mobogenie users where they can interact, share content and do lots more.
• Mobogenie comes with separate sections to access media content. You will also find. The packaged options for video series, music albums etc is available for download, free of cost.
• A new feature is the user gamification where users can score points on performing simple tasks everyday, like download an app or rate the ones they are using currently. These points can be later redeemed for PayTM or Flipkart coupons etc.
• Mobogenie offers a 2:8 revenue sharing model with its open platform for developers known as Mobogenie Union ., which is better than Google's 3:7 model. It also connects app developers directly to advertisers and provides useful options like app monitoring, ad revenue stats etc.
If you are an Android user then, MoboGenie is really a nice and must have app for you. Which other Android device management tools you know about and use frequently? Feel free to share your views in the Comments section.