AppBrain has launched a major upgrade to their site.    In addition to a cleaner user interface, it features much better ways in which you can browse for Android apps.   By using anonymous aggregated user statistics, they are able to provide a number of interesting new ways to browse for apps.

Now you can look for apps from the tools category that are popular among the youngest users of AppBrain, and find a Drivers Ed app.  Or find out that there’s three Hello Kitty themes in the top 10 popular themes among women!

In addition to the new lists, they’ve also enhanced the ways you can filter the selection of apps down to what you want.  For instance, the hot apps are now viewable by category, by clicking them on the left side of the screen.  In addition to filtering by category, you can also add a filter to only get free, paid, new, updated, or price-reduced app.

 

Tags: Android, AppBrain, Apps, Market

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