As of today, Android owners running Honeycomb get to enjoy a tablet-optimized Google Docs app (download) featuring a better-functioning and better-looking three-panel view. With the enhanced tablet view, you can now navigate through filters and collections, view your documents list, and see document details all at once. What's more, the details panel on the right side of the screen gives you an instant thumbnail preview along with sharing and collaborator details before you even open the file.

The enhanced three-panel Google Docs is available now for download on devices running Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) and up.

Super Smash Land is a classic and faithful imagination of a "what if" scenario that undoubtedly plagued the minds of the original series' fans. What if Nintendo had ported one of its most successful franchises to its most successful handheld? Would we have seen more Smash brawls than Pokemon battles on the playground?

Regardless, Dan Fornace has brewed up a simple and nostalgic tribute to the Super Smash series. SSL features four stock characters, with two unlockables. Controls have been simplified to two attack buttons to emulate the original Game Boy experience.

 In addition to pixelated renditions of some of the game's original stages, an original soundtrack by Brendan Becker with standard Game Boy-style chiptunes is also included to retro-fy the game.

Gamers who have followed the game since its roots won't find the crazy items or competitive mechanics of Wombo-combos and wave-dashing in this rendition. However, SSL is still constantly being retweaked and balanced, so check the homepage occasionally for updates.

If you love retro-demakes and Super Smash Bros., ... [Read more]

Released today, version 11 of Nero's one-stop multimedia suite adds a more integrated interface, photobook printing, picture-in-picture video support, and so much more to what was already an impressive list of editing, burning, backup, and organization tools. With its solid basic features and its new higher-level additions, it appears to be a potential workflow solution for casual media enthusiasts and prosumers alike.

With an improved user experience in mind, Nero's developers have reconstructed the suite with each of its main application's interfaces looking and feeling more consistent throughout. There's also a convenient new MediaBrowser, which gives users easy access to their libraries, as well as the now-included Nero Kwik Media, which acts as a sort of launchpad into any of the suite's 11 included programs.

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Users of Nero's previous versions should find many of this suite's basic functions familiar. From editing to burning to sharing media, Nero can still do it all. But lucky for us, this newest release goes even further.

For instance, Nero Video now includes an Express Editing mode as well as more advanced features like picture-in-picture overlays. There's also LiveBackup, which provides automatic and continuo... [Read more]