Looking for something new to get addicted to? Yeah, we figured as much, and today the folks at Wildbit Studios have launched a new free game into the Android Market called Paper Zombie. Combining a first person shooter style, with an action filled adventure this game is sure to draw your interest, and create hours of entertainment. Check out the video above for a quick overview, and then be sure to hit the break for download links!

It’s the beginning of the month, so that means that the new numbers for just how many phones are running each version of Android have come out.  Following the past trends, Gingerbread has seen even more growth, running over 50 percent of all Android devices that visit the Android Market.  The legacy versions keep dropping as well, with Cupcake and Donut (Android 1.5 and 1.6 respectively) dropping to 2.1 percent of the total.  We still don’t see a very big uptick in Honeycomb, which has historically been a slower grower.  With Ice Cream Sandwich now among us, this chart will be interesting to watch as we see which carriers and OEM’s send out those timely updates.

If you’re using a phone or tablet with a Tegra chip inside it, you’ll want to check out Zen Pinball THD, which hit the Android Market today.  It’s a great game, using advanced physics for ball movement, has great tables included — Marvel’s Fantastic Four table is really, really, cool — and includes multiplayer mode.  All for free.  To top it off, it’s even OpenFeint-enabled for those who like a bit of competition in their mobile gaming.  We’ve been fooling with the press demos, and it’s a very well done piece of work.  Gameplay is fast, realistic, and beautiful.  Any pinball fan or mobile gamer should enjoy this one, and with the free price tag there’s no reason not to try it.  Hit the break for the download link and the gameplay trailer.

Gameloft has released a free version of its popular UNO app for Android, which is now available in the Android Market. For those of you who can’t remember your childhood, UNO is the extremely addictive card game that matches numbers and colors until the winner is left with a single winning card. UNO for Android supports multiplayer matchups via online pairing or locally through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, and is compatable with all versions of Android, including Honeycomb. Keep in mind that the free pricetag comes with embedded ads, so the $2.99 ad-free version is still available. Hit the break to download.

Time Warner Cable has announced that its TWC app for Honeycomb tablets is now available in the Android Market.  Compatible with any set-top box or DVR running the Time Warner “Navigator” program guide, the app doesn’t allow live streaming of television shows but it has some pretty cool features.  You can see seven days of TV listings, control and program your DVR through the app, search TV listings by title or episode name, and even use your tablet as a remote control for supported cable boxes and DVR’s. 

Popular music sharing service Exfm has finally arrived on Android and is now available for free in the Android Market. If you’re not familiar with Exfm, it allows you to easily listen, discover and share music with friends and other users on Exfm. The developers have had a Chrome and iOS app out for some time, so it’s great to see Android finally getting some love.

South Korean users will be happy to learn that they can now download games from the Android Market. The complicated world that is country-by-country licensing agreements has prevented many markets from getting key features available in the United States. Despite South Korea’s rapid adoption of Android, customers in the market have only been able to get apps while they have had to watch popular game releases with envy. Starting today, Korean customers can go to the Android Market to download and buy games through direct carrier billing.

Attention women, husbands, boyfriends and anyone who just needs to feel pretty from time to time: The Victoria’s Secret app has slinked into the Android Market. The app itself isn’t all that well done — it’s more of a mobile portal than something that feels like a true native app, and it requires too many taps before you get to the merchandise — but it does give you a way to shop from your phone. You also get video previews for such things as the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show (that’s on TV tonight, by the way), a look at some of the VS supermodels, a store locater and barcode scanner.

Back again for your weekly dosage of applications, so let’s hit the break together so you can get your fix!

Anndrew Vacca – Tablet Market (Free)

Not all apps have to be pretty to get the job done, as is apparent with Tablet Market, available for free in the Android Market. Simple concept and an even simpler execution: Tablet Market aggregates all tablet-optimized apps into categories such as tools, entertainment, games, widgets, and more. Tablet Market isn’t really a store, per se, as it simply links back to the Android Market, and it isn’t exactly pretty. But to have all Honeycomb-optimized apps in one place is something that the real Android Market is severely lacking in, so the Tablet Market’s shortfalls are easily overlooked for the service it offers. Market Link

Back again for your weekly dosage of applications, so let’s hit the break together so you can get your fix!

Anndrew Vacca – Tablet Market (Free)

Not all apps have to be pretty to get the job done, as is apparent with Tablet Market, available for free in the Android Market. Simple concept and an even simpler execution: Tablet Market aggregates all tablet-optimized apps into categories such as tools, entertainment, games, widgets, and more. Tablet Market isn’t really a store, per se, as it simply links back to the Android Market, and it isn’t exactly pretty. But to have all Honeycomb-optimized apps in one place is something that the real Android Market is severely lacking in, so the Tablet Market’s shortfalls are easily overlooked for the service it offers. Market Link