I wanted to start a thread for apps that people are using. Sometimes it is hard to find a good app your looking for if you dont know the name of it.
There are many apps that i have found just browsing androlib but sometimes you just dont even think of looking for a kind of app till you see it.
I know this is probably not the place for this but i am here browsing in the forum the most and some apps are releated to the Hero so here goes.
Visit the links from your phone or they wont work.
The first app will actually help in making this list the easy way.
App Refferer -- With this you can share your apps via QR code, SMS, Email and Twitter very useful if you have other android friends
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.drathus.android.appreferer
To make the list easy just load up the app hit the menu button and click email all then copy and paste here.
Mobile Defence - Protect your expensive phone with this- And it is in the USA so no more .20c messages from singapore using wavesecure this app is for the folks that live in the US. Download this app pull it from the phone then delete it now push this to your /system/app folder so it cannot be deleted and you are now pretty secure
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.neevo.mobiledefense
Amazon - Find things on amazon by text, barcode or even just a picture
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.amazon.mShop.android
androidVNC -- Nice VNC client that gets the job done
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:android.androidVNC
Apps Organizer -- Works great if you like having a clean screen-Plus you can use custom icons
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.google.code.appsorganizer
Armadillo Roll -- Good 3D game
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.qualcomm.qx.dillo
ASTRO - File Manager
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.metago.astro
aTrackDog - Keep track of your apps and see if there are updates.
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.a0soft.gphone.aTrackDog
AutoLock - For me this is a must, I like having a secure device but do not want to draw the lock pattern everytime my screen times out in 30 seconds
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.mooapps.autolock2
Backgrounds - Good app the search for backgrounds
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.stylem.wallpapers
Backup - Backup for Root users
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.bg.smsbk
Barcode Scanner - Well a Must QR FTW
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.google.zxing.client.android
Battery Indicator - I like having a percentage on the taskbar
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.darshancomputing.BatteryIndicator
BizCardReader - Not in market but google search is king. Man This app is amazing
BookmarkBR - This will backup your bookmarks but most important you can now change the order of the bookmarks in the HTC bookmark widget
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.happydroid.bookmarks
Bump - Have not actually used this but seems cool
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.bumptech.bumpga
CacheMate - Clears all your caches automatic instead of doing them one b one.
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.aac.cachemate
Caller ID Faker - Not in market but it is nice to play pranks on people sometimes -Google search is king
Dial Zero - Cna find the 800 number of a company and then give you the numbers or prompts to get to a live person
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.nextmobileweb.dialzero
Google Sky Map - OMG this thing is insane i still cannot grasp the concept of how cool this is.
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.google.android.stardroid
Google Translate
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.google.android.apps.translate
Graviturn - Game
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.fheft.graviturn
Handcent Sms - Best SMS client, Far better then the stock one
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.handcent.nextsms
HandyCards - Loose the extra cards in your wallet and store them on the phone
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.pocketlabs.clubcards
Hire*A*Droid - Looking for a new job, This may help
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:bostone.android.hireadroid
IP Cam Viewer - I use this to watch my home security system by geovision, the only app that supports geovision on android
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.rcreations.WebCamViewerPaid
JScreenFix - Fix your stuck pixels - fixed most of mine
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.jscreenfix.android
Layar - Reality Browser
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.layar
Mabilo Ringtones - Grab some new ringtones
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:mabilo.ringtones
Mediafly Mobile Audio - Podcast agent
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.mediafly.android
Metal Detector - Just for fun
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.imkurt.metaldetector
Mobentoo Marketplace - Another market like android market place
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:org.slideme.android.v2.manager
Movies - Flixter, good for review and finding showtimes
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:net.flixster.android
Nutricheck - Trying to watch your weight check this out kind of cool
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.avysol.mobile.nutricheck.release
Package Tracking - Gotta see where the new purchases are
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.ztech.packagetracking
Pandora - Internet Radio
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.pandora.android
PayPal - Make payments and manage account from phone
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.paypal.android.p2pmobile
PhoneFlicks - Gotta have this if you have netflix
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.nextmobileweb.phoneflix
Photobucket - Upload photos to photobucket
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.photobucket.android
Pico TTS for Cupcake - This makes the speaking voices so much better- It is a womans voice and not so robotic
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.ideal.cupcakepico
Pkt Auctions eBay - Ebay junkie
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.bonfiremedia.android_ebay
Places Directory - Find things near where you are
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.google.android.apps.localdirectory
Proximity Sensor - This is a must have for any phone without a proximity sensor. This will lock the screen when you get a call. It will still FC sometimes but still worth it. The dev is great to work with also
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:TomReay.proxSensor
Quick Boot - If you mess with your phone a lot this is a must
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.siriusapplications.quickboot
Reader Widget Free - Nice RSS reader but you need to set it up everytime you boot.
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:net.ubikapps.readerwidget
Reverse Lookup - Lookup those numbers you dont know in your call list
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.esmobile.reverselookupfree
Ringdroid - Make custom ringtones
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.ringdroid
SecureDroid - Nice to hide files, contacts, pictures etc
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:org.honoluluteam.securedroid
Seesmic- Twitter Client i like
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.seesmic
Shazam - Tag songs hell ya
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.shazam.android
ShopSavvy - A Must for electronics shopping
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.biggu.shopsavvy
SMS Unread Count - This is a nice app the use for unread messages and you can use custom icons. This FC's every time i boot but after that it works fine
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.kanokgems.smswidget
Speed Test - Check your connection speed
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:org.zwanoo.android.speedtest
Store Hours - Find the store hours around your location to see what time the stores close
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.hourdb.activity
Surveyor - Kinda fun to play with it gives you the distance between you and another object using the camera
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.miian.android.surveyor
TaskPanel - Best Task Killer i have used hands down
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.taskpanel
Tech Buzz - Gotta have this if you are into tech stuff keep up to date
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.geekyouup.android.widgets.tech
Terminal Emulator - Use this to have a terminal right on the phone.
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.android.term
TTS Service Extended - Text to speech
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.google.tts
TV-Guide
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:usa.jersey.tvguide
TV.com - Watch tv on your phone
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.rhythmnewmedia.tvdotcom
URL Shortener - Good for tweeting and SMS messages
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:net.ivantis.urlshortener
Where's My Droid - Looe your phone a lot under things try this to help find it
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:com.alienmanfc6.wheresmyandroid
Wireless Tether for Root Users
http://market.android.com/search?q=pname:android.tether
I have taken out the obvious things like facebook etc.
What are you running ?
My god man! Apps2SD is a blessing for you eh?
WiFi Tether and Facebook are my only 2 can't live with out apps, how sad.
How accurate is Surveyor? I could us that if its within 1/2 an inch or so.
Kcarpenter said:
My god man! Apps2SD is a blessing for you eh?
WiFi Tether and Facebook are my only 2 can't live with out apps, how sad.
How accurate is Surveyor? I could us that if its within 1/2 an inch or so.
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Ya gotta love apps2sd its like an addiction I just cant stop downloading lol
Well depends on how you use it. But I wouldn't count on it being perfect everytime
Bump - Have not actually used this but seems cool
http://market.android.com/search?q=p...umptech.bumpga
Hilarious.
You just download stuff without knowing what it does....
grifforama said:
Bump - Have not actually used this but seems cool
http://market.android.com/search?q=p...umptech.bumpga
Hilarious.
You just download stuff without knowing what it does....
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I know what it does but I have not used it yet lol. You never know when you may need an app. And since i have apps2sd why not right ? I have 640mb to fill up
zippy-man said:
AutoLock - For me this is a must, I like having a secure device but do not want to draw the lock pattern everytime my screen times out in 30 seconds
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Is there a free version of this for 1.5?
tatonka_hero said:
Is there a free version of this for 1.5?
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There used to be a free version but now only the paid one is listed on the market.
I just buckled down and spent the whopping .99 cents and got it.
It is worth every penny if you use your lockscreen
zippy-man said:
There used to be a free version but now only the paid one is listed on the market.
I just buckled down and spent the whopping .99 cents and got it.
It is worth every penny if you use your lockscreen
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you wouldn't happen to know of any other options for a similar app? Preferably free lol (I'm a cheap bastard, comes from not having a job for a year and a half)
tatonka_hero said:
you wouldn't happen to know of any other options for a similar app? Preferably free lol (I'm a cheap bastard, comes from not having a job for a year and a half)
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I searched high and low and that is the only app I found.
zippy-man said:
I searched high and low and that is the only app I found.
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hmm, well thanks for your help
tatonka_hero said:
hmm, well thanks for your help
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Hello XDA,
I am one of the developers of the Asurion Mobile AddressBook and I would like to get some feedback on our product from the users here. I have been using this forum for some thine now for Winmo and respect the opinions of the developers here. It would be great to see what everyone thinks of the application. It is available in the Android Marketplace, just search Asurion. Or you can go to our site at http://www.getaddressbook.com/.
A little about AddressBook, it is a socially connected address book that allows you to get information about your contacts from different social sites like Facebook and Twitter right in the address book, through mini programs called Mixins.
Soon we will have an APK for developers to develop their own Mixins for AddressBook. When its ready I will post more information if anyone would like to beta for us.
AddressBook is still in a beta form and is available for 1.6 and 2.0 and above. Please try it out and let me know what you think. AddressBook is new and we are open to positive and negative feedback.
Thanks,
Peter
Just installed
Main app + all MixIn
It's a nice app, just a bit slow on my HTC Sapphire Magic Vodafone 32B with 2.1 Eclair Rom
I don't like "MixIn solution", why not a full app with all modules inside ?
I've launched main app, then I gone to market and installed Facebook MixIn for first.
After a lot of privacy authorization with some screen not well fitted I did a little war with Matching People, cause a lot of them were not matched nice.
I need Photos compare, cause I've some cases with two or more people with the exact name... like my cousins =)
I had some Facebook MixIn Force close Crashes and some com.google.process.gapps crashes too, right now...
I installed flickr and associate it with some of my contacts and no problems at all.
at last I tried Twitter and no probs with it...
I think it's a good app, but a bit slow...
last thing:
Support for all languages (I could translate it in Italian if you need)
I don't like number in this format 000-000-0000
or 00-000-0000
I know it's a developing app and I will wait for next releases of this.
Well Done
Good Job
This is some great feedback, thanks for taking the time to try it out and post back.
Just wondering
Is this ultimately going to be a paid application?
You know like:
5.99/mo
4.79/mo
1.99/mo
What's our deductible? :0
Haven't tried the app, but if you could spread the QR codes apart it will ease their reading.
Thanks for your app!
played with it 30mins.
1. got the main app
2. started a new a/c in www.getaddressbook.com
3. got the MixIn: Facebook
4. start the MixIn app, input Facebook a/c
5. click Allow buttons 3 times
6. MixIn starts to get contacts from FB
7. Auto Match
8. Manual adjust Auto Match results
9. Launch main app
The above steps took about 25mins (330 FB contacts; 300 gmail contacts; Auto Matched 180; manual picked out... haven't counted >_< i believe picked out 30 - 50).
Cool:
-Auto Match tried to best match FB | Local contacts even they are not perfect match.
e.g. Shirley Lam | Salei Lam (it matches)
-Facebook photos can replace local as well as sync. to Gmail Contacts
-Consolidated activities log (SMS, voice call, etc) for individual contact
Not:
-[MixIn: FB] Say you have some contacts named Peter Chan, you will get confused without some other hints like Organization.
I picked those contacts out in Auto Match to prevent mis-matching as Org is not displayed in Auto Match results
-[main app] Contact list won't remember the last viewed location.
I scrolled from top to Carol, click twice to view details, click Return and the contact list scrolls back to top.
-[main app] Slow. Maybe it's my outdated HTC Magic... (it's CyanogenMod 4.2.13 w/ EBI1 mod]
For me:
Keep and waiting for updates!
looks cool..will try this later when i get home for work..
speed is defiantely something that can be worked on.
thebluecoat said:
Is this ultimately going to be a paid application?
You know like:
5.99/mo
4.79/mo
1.99/mo
What's our deductible? :0
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No, the application will be free. And no deductible that I know of
It looks interesting but what you should definitely not miss is the T9 dialer. The way you can find contact by typing their name directly from the dialer is the only feature that makes me stay on 1.5. I tried other apps from the Market but nothing could match HTC's Sense UI dialer. If you can bring something clean similar to this I'm sold!
Another question for the community. Are there any features you are not seeing in the AddressBook that you would like to see, things that would make this app a must have?
Great work on the app. After using the app for a few days the main reason I stopped us using it was the user interface. Its not horrible but compared to everything else on the phone, it looks a bit outdated (quality wise). Other then the ui, it can be sluggish at times but nice work.
DesertWolf1971 said:
Another question for the community. Are there any features you are not seeing in the AddressBook that you would like to see, things that would make this app a must have?
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Darvo is absolutely correct. The T9 dialer is something that is sorely missing from most builds. I think it would especially appeal to stock users as well as those running cooked roms. I have been searching for a reliable answer to this outside of a Sense UI but haven't found anything that I'll stand by 100%.
Thank you .........
I appreciate your effort with AddressBook; however:
I find it extremely inappropriate and invasive that the app immediately syncs my contacts upon install to -- where? your servers?
There should be a clear warning that this is about to happen!
Please delete my data from your servers!
Also, the 'delete all' function on your site does not work, at least not with Safari. I 'moved' all to the 'delete' column on right, but clicking on 'delete selected' does nothing.
And with Chrome I couldn't even log in. Got some error about 'src' and try the support page.
I am sorry that app is frustrating you. There is a screen during setup that lets you know about the backup. This function can be turned off in the app. If you give me your user name I will delete your account from the database. The back up is meant to protect your contacts in the case that you loose your phone or get a new one. As for browser support, right now we are only supporting IE and Firefox. Again sorry the app is frustrating for you.
Great app!
I really like and appreciate this app. The 2 biggest features that drew me to waste countless hours playing w/ hero roms on my mytouch were hero's T9 dialer, and the social integration. I'll 3rd the motion for a T9 dialer in your app. No complaints otherwise. Bravo - and thanks for the great app.
P.S. Backup to server is a bit redundant in my opinion, because your contacts already sync w/ your Google acct - but, to each is own. I might be missing an advantage to it anyway. I just opted not to use it.
And props for soliciting feedback here in the forum - where the REAL users are.
DesertWolf1971 said:
There is a screen during setup that lets you know about the backup. This function can be turned off in the app.
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Really? Because I can see in the options where to change the time and frequency of the sync, but I don't see how to disable syncing altogether. Maybe I'm just missing something?
Good catch, looks like there is a bug, you should be able to set it to not backup. We will work to get that fix in.
I have been playing around with the Hero, but I am not sure I have found the T9 dialer, what does it do?
Feedback
I've been following this app since it first arrived, and I must say bravo for doing what only HTC dared to attempt. It works well, too, except for a few things.
1. It may SEEM that scrolling smoothness isn't that important. Ask Apple, they'll tell you the truth: Its the only thing the masses give a Sh&% about, how something looks. So imitate the apple or hero contact style, because the one here is rough but needs only an easy fix! Smooth scrolling and better "sleek" colors. Same for the dialer.
2. It seems to run too often in the background, which slows my phone seemingly, no matter how often i taskiller it.
Eagerly awaiting the next release...
Holy guacamole! Has anybody else seen or used this app? I am amazed - its spectacular. It is a 1 stop widget for email / calendar / tasks / sms / missed calls / voicemail / facebook / twitter / google reader.
I just downloaded and installed the free version of the app from market and various add-ons and am positively blown away. Will be buying the paid version to get rid of ads when i get home.
I have been searching for something like this for weeks and found a reference on droidforums or something like that. My stupid, stodgy, underpowered, small low res screen, bad browser, no apps, no customization blackberry can now safely be consigned to the trash can! My d-inc will be my new work phone and with this app and the widgets I have absolutely everything I needed.
A few things to note:
1. Set up took a small bit of time for me but once set up properly it is great.
2. Editing any incorrectly entered settings is confusing since the menu button keeps pulling up general phone settings. You have to click inside the widget and then press the menu button to get the app settings. They should make that better.
3. The widget app does not seem to support exchange email - just gmail including google apps and other IMAP/POP accounts such as yahoo, hotmail - you need paid accounts for those last 2 I believe. I guess for my exchange account i will use the htc widget (strangely though the app does support exchange calendars).
4. There are countless settings - spend the time to figure them out. Font size, color, background - way too many things can be changed.
5. I confused myself by using it on the lockscreen - when you switch on the screen, you dont see screen unlock - you just see a summary page of the emails / calendars etc etc. - you have to click the home button to get the slider to unlock your phone.
6. http://www.appventive.com/executive-assistant is the app site but there is not a helluva lot of info there. You are a bit on your own in figuring out the settings etc.
7. I have 2 google emails - 1 personal, 1 office g-app and of course google voice. It did not like that and would not login into all my email and voice till I entered their passwords properly instead of letting the app gather that from the device settings.
8. I have not tested battery drain yet but I suspect it will lead to some since it seems to pull the emails rather than just polling the android apps.
For anybody who wants to use their droids as work related phones - this is by far the best thing I have ever come across.
not that I'm cynical, and it does look interesting, but this post sure sounds like developer pumping his app
corefile said:
not that I'm cynical, and it does look interesting, but this post sure sounds like developer pumping his app
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hahahahaha. check my other posts - u will see i am a noob tinkering around - not a dev or anything like that - probably sound too excited because i finally got an app which makes my bberry (useless junk i was forced to use since the iphone is bad too) replaceable. am a private equity guy - i know financial statements not java or whatever android is written in.
PS: there is 1 more drawback - if u try to use multiple widgets, 1 setting applies to all. So u cant have 1 widget for SMS/Twitter/Facebook and 1 for email - maybe i am doing something wrong but thats what it seemed like.
Does not support exchange = fail.
Hatman41 said:
Does not support exchange = fail.
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+1 That is the only mail that I check on a daily basis. Double Fail!!
Devildog8791 said:
+1 That is the only mail that I check on a daily basis. Double Fail!!
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triple it, it a deal breaker for me, great idea though. would buy it if it was able to read from the exchange mailbox (i don't want yet another mailbox checking or recieving, its already downloading the email, just read that inbox?)
If anybody can recommend anything better, I would love to try that. I suggested this only because there is nothing better than this out there - at least I have not found any. Even without exchange, there is no consolidated widget for all the things in 1 screen.
I have a JB iphone 4 too and I use lockinfo (cydia app). That's the best implementation of a launchpad for various items (calendar, weather, email, missed calls, sms, voicemail, notifications, tasks, twitter) and so on... So far no such widget/app seen on the android platform. This one is close but as you can see from my comments too, its not perfect.
I have Executive Assistant and I must say it's very useful.. if you're looking for something else that also displays all information you might want to try Slidescreen and Slidescreen Pro. I'm not sure if you can read exchange mail through them but they're very clean and professional looking.. they act as a new home though.
Good find!
Checkin out the free version now, no exchange support isn't an issue for me as I don't use it, but if the rest of the app is solid and the dev has enough of a following, I think it's safe to say that exchange support can be expected down the pipeline (Here's hoping since I know a lot of folks use it!)
OK, bought full version, dude SWEET find! Been looking for something like this!
Hi dudes!
I just bought my first Android phone - Huawei U8150 IDEOS. It has Froyo on it and it is "with Google" on the back, which by the reviews means that is with bold Android 2.2 and not with some apps from the manufacturer.
But, as this is my first phone on Google, I would like some recommendations for apps, security maybe, what to do with it, and of course some basics about the Android itself because I don't know nothing about it. Don't be angry at me for that, and I know that this is not the COOLEST phone (by coolest probably means most expensive ) but it is enough (given the money amount spent on it). BUT THANK GOD, I FINALLY BOUGHT ONE!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyways, this may be some useful informations for the newbies also, not only for the IDEOS model.
And.....also I live on the Balkan so probably some apps for US region may not work for me.
Any tip and info will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
Am.....sorry if there is some other thread like this one out there, I searched and - no results, but again, I may be mistaken. So if there is something like this, please let me know and then close the thread. THANKS!
Bye!
Congrats on the purchase.
Recommend Angry Birds, Guns 'n' Glory and Pocket Legends straight off for free games. Other good apps include Mini Info, LED me know, ES File Explorer, Foursquare, Bump and 8pen. You'll find some sort of barcode scanner essential (Google Goggles, Barcode Scanner, etc) as there's no App Market available on your computer, so many developers use barcodes that link to the marketplace on your phone instead. As you'll swiftly find out, most of the best apps are free, it's just a case of finding them.
Good luck!
Great
Glenbot3000 said:
Congrats on the purchase.
Recommend Angry Birds, Guns 'n' Glory and Pocket Legends straight off for free games. Other good apps include Mini Info, LED me know, ES File Explorer, Foursquare, Bump and 8pen. You'll find some sort of barcode scanner essential (Google Goggles, Barcode Scanner, etc) as there's no App Market available on your computer, so many developers use barcodes that link to the marketplace on your phone instead. As you'll swiftly find out, most of the best apps are free, it's just a case of finding them.
Good luck!
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Haha, thanks! Those birds are really fun . And that 8pen is crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaaazy!
Is there any app for tracking the net traffic?
Thanks!
pepetrovski said:
Haha, thanks! Those birds are really fun . And that 8pen is crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaaaaaaazy!
Is there any app for tracking the net traffic?
Thanks!
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Ahaha. I use 3G Watchdog, as it gives you notifications when you approach your limit.
The current battery percentage (rather than just a simple graphic) is accessible in the Settings -> About Phone -> Status. The number of apps on the market to display the percent as a widget probably number in the hundreds.
But since that's not too amazingly helpful, there are 3 apps I know of that try and see your usage to predict number of hours remaining on the battery: JuicePlotter, Battery Snap, and my own new one Battery Diviner, which has its own thread in this forum.
Other apps I use often:
ASTRO File Manager, by Metago
Quick Settings, by Sergej Shafarenka
Tasker, by Crafty Apps (tons of automation)
Barcode Scanner, by ZXing Team (for the QR codes you see everywhere online)
FBReader, by Geometer Plus (an e-book reader)
WeatherBug
Winamp
Dolphin Browser
Games I suggest:
Solitare, by Ken Magic (includes Solitare, Spider, FreeCell, and Forty Thieves)
Robo Defense, by Lupis Labs Software
Trap!, by Matt Wachowski
EDIT: I just noticed you seem to like 8pen. I tried it out, probably will again, but in the meantime, SwiftKey is my favorite software keyboard.
Cong. Maaan
Try This Maann )
http://hotfile.com/dl/88704953/6d14b84/Android_APK.zip.html
Wonderful!
Thanks mates!
That's one cool app, swiftkey. Only one problem though that I forgot to mention, looking for free apps. Not that I wouldn't pay couple of bucks for it, but IF I had more money maybe. And I will try using it your own new one Izkata, just I must wait to go to WiFi area, as I already am near the end of the MB provided for free (300MB for the lowest cost package).
I like to do more with this Android phone, just more time to pass, to get use of it and know how the OS works.
pepetrovski said:
That's one cool app, swiftkey. Only one problem though that I forgot to mention, looking for free apps. Not that I wouldn't pay couple of bucks for it, but IF I had more money maybe.
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Well, SwiftKey does have a free trial version on the market that works for 2 weeks. I wouldn't have bought it myself if I hadn't used it for free during the Beta, but then again, I don't know your money situation
I apparently Thanked your post by accident trying to hit Quote. Oops. Oh well, Thanks for checking out mine, I guess?
Smart Keyboard Trial - Can't post links yet... lol
In my opinion, this is the best keyboard. I never really got good at swype, and this just lets me type so quick, and the auto correct feature is always spot on. You can change it so the long-press duration is shorter, so you don't even have to go to a second screen for punctuation and numbers, they're just alternates...
And the trial lasts forever, with a "bother" message that lasts 3 seconds that pops up like once a day.
Tennis11 said:
Smart Keyboard Trial - Can't post links yet... lol
In my opinion, this is the best keyboard. I never really got good at swype, and this just lets me type so quick, and the auto correct feature is always spot on. You can change it so the long-press duration is shorter, so you don't even have to go to a second screen for punctuation and numbers, they're just alternates...
And the trial lasts forever, with a "bother" message that lasts 3 seconds that pops up like once a day.
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Isn't the smart key trial better for bigger screens? I have 2.8 inch, so maybe the swiftkey or the 8pen will be better for me, but I will have to try to compare.
And are you using some apps for the camera guys? Is it going to be better to use some app because I don't have flash and it is only 3 MP?
Thanks!
Cralin said:
Try This Maann )
http://hotfile.com/dl/88704953/6d14b84/Android_APK.zip.html
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Are the apps up to date? And are they free to install them, and also secure?
I saw some interesting thing there but still didn't copied to the sd card.
Hi Guys,
Check out my new super fast Android browser at
https:// play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.weejim.app.lynx&hl=en
It is designed to get you the information you need quickly and is very frugal with your mobile data plan (by not downloading images).
It is actively being developed and now supports bookmarks.
Give it 5 stars if you like it.
Free feel to let me know how the app can be improved for you (I am always on a lookout for ways to make it better)
I would appreciate if you can refrain from giving the app a bad rating. I am just starting out, give me a chance to fix it for you
Cheers,
- WJ
Looks nice, i like the sidebar which you can swipe to get the history, however the ads are a bit in the way,
maybe you can only display it on the home page and that history bar.
i had some images not appearing, and a light holo theme would be nice.
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Hi matgras,
Thanks for the suggestion.
I will add the light theme to the todo list.
The images are by design not meant to be displayed. Lynx browser is designed to be frugal on the amount of data downloaded from the web.
That said, I do recognized the need to give the users more choices, so it is possible that the rule may be relaxed in a future release, perhaps by allowing the user to opt for image download when they are on wifi.
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Looks nice, i like the sidebar which you can swipe to get the history, however the ads are a bit in the way,
maybe you can only display it on the home page and that history bar.
i had some images not appearing, and a light holo theme would be nice.
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Thanks everyone for checking out "Lynx Browser".
Some of you have enquired about an ads-free version of the app and this is definitely on the cards.
Quick survey:
How much would you be willing to pay for the app?
(I definitely would not want to over-price the app out of the market, but at the same time it has to be at a fair amount to compensate for loss of future ads earnings)
- WJ
Just uploaded Lynx Browser (v0.1.12) to Google Play (may take a couple of hours to appear in the Play store around the world).
This new version will support deletion of bookmarks
Hi Matgras,
Just wanted to let you know that
v0.1.16 now comes with "Light" theme support
WJ
matgras said:
Looks nice, i like the sidebar which you can swipe to get the history, however the ads are a bit in the way,
maybe you can only display it on the home page and that history bar.
i had some images not appearing, and a light holo theme would be nice.
sent from my nasa supercomputer
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singa76 said:
Hi Matgras,
Just wanted to let you know that
v0.1.16 now comes with "Light" theme support
WJ
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thanks man, i'll check it out
singa76 said:
Thanks everyone for checking out "Lynx Browser".
Some of you have enquired about an ads-free version of the app and this is definitely on the cards.
Quick survey:
How much would you be willing to pay for the app?
(I definitely would not want to over-price the app out of the market, but at the same time it has to be at a fair amount to compensate for loss of future ads earnings)
- WJ
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I'd recommend you going up to max 1,49$/€/whatever. That's an amount many people will donate as a thank-you for your work. Everything higher will need some consideration before purchasing.
Tried it and found it to be super fast.Good work developer !
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app
I have received very useful feedback via emails from you guys and thank you very much for that
I love hearing from my users as it allows me to find out what is important to them and to address them before they uninstall the application.
I will try to resolve those issues that are easy to fix.
The more complicated ones will have to go into the todo list as I am still learning about android. But rest assured, I will take the suggestions into account when enhancing the app where feasible.
- WJ
Very fast and very easy to use. Great app!!
[Update] Lynx now comes with the following new features:
* export/import bookmark to/from sdcard support
* tabs (open in new tab, add tab, delete tab)
Enjoy
- WJ
Paid version is also now available at
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.weejim.app.lynx.pro&hl=en
Immediately unistalled Opera mini after trying this browser. A very fast browser when connection’s crappy or when I only want words. Thanks!
Added: I don’t even need to check how much data i’ve saved when using this.
With the apple watch release, comes the hoards of apple enthusiasts taking the crap out of android wear products!
I am looking to create a collection of the best and most AWESOME apps and tips for android wear to blow the mind of others and demonstrate how much more amazing android wear is than any of the other competitors!
Please post the best apps and tips/tricks below. Not apps like your basic calendar app, but instead unique ones, apps which are creative and truly awesome. Apps which allow you to say: can your watch do that!??!
Cheers, looking forward to discovering some cool stuff!!!
Say turn on the computer with autowear+Tasker, or start playing spotify music, read reddit posts on the go (they probably have that too...) create or download your own watchfaces(!!!)
List of apps which i use. I dont know whether it fits ur criteria, but still i would like to share the list of apps i use on my MOTO 360.
1) Wear Mini Launcher
2) Task Manager for Android Wear
3) My Roll Gallery
4) Evernote
5) Browser for Android Wear
6) Weather Timeline
7) Minnum Keyboard
8) Messenger for Android Wear
9) Runtastic Pro
StariX37 said:
7) Minnum Keyboard
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Can u reply Whatsapp with this app?
I would ad Watchmaker and Autowear!
Juanmiwow said:
Can u reply Whatsapp with this app?
I would ad Watchmaker and Autowear!
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I THINK it replaces the voice typing as default but I am not sure.
This isn't particularly a 'feature' or a cool app or whatever, but I found that the Google Music app was surprisingly useful at locating my phone. I couldn't find my phone in my room one time, so I used Wear's Google Music app to make my phone play random music to help me find it. Sorry if it's a bit of a lame contribution but at the time it was quite a big help
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This isn't particularly a 'feature' or a cool app or whatever, but I found that the Google Music app was surprisingly useful at locating my phone. I couldn't find my phone in my room one time, so I used Wear's Google Music app to make my phone play random music to help me find it. Sorry if it's a bit of a lame contribution but at the time it was quite a big help [emoji14]
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THAT is brilliant.
smooth-pursuits said:
This isn't particularly a 'feature' or a cool app or whatever, but I found that the Google Music app was surprisingly useful at locating my phone. I couldn't find my phone in my room one time, so I used Wear's Google Music app to make my phone play random music to help me find it. Sorry if it's a bit of a lame contribution but at the time it was quite a big help
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I found that answering a call on my watch also starts my music on my phone.
Custom Voice Commands by Treycent lets you tag photos with a voice commands that you can then share. This lets you and your friends load photos by just speaking a question or phrase (e.g. "show me Hanna's latest selfie"). It also lets you post messages to WhatsApp and Twitter by voice.
Toggles wear
swipify
wear volume
my car location
and showear
My LG urbane use changes dramatically with these apps.
Instaweather is the only must have app I have.
No other watch face shows me time, POP, weather radar, both batteries, temp, temp forecast, sun set, sunrise at a glance and now the even added support for Google Fit.
Top two apps on my watch are:
Google Keep - Notes (shoppinglist, todo) on the go
Remote Control Collection - Controlling my PC (presentations, media) from my wrist
WearTasker + Tasker!
Apple can't touch this.
floyd0815 said:
WearTasker + Tasker!
Apple can't touch this.
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Could you give example of tasks?
My contribution to the list is the lockscreen app "Showear". Let's me fold my arms without accidentally setting alarms and texting ppl.
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Could you give example of tasks?
My contribution to the list is the lockscreen app "Showear". Let's me fold my arms without accidentally setting alarms and texting ppl.
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I have a Raspberry PI for home automation and with WearTasker I can control basic TV, satellite, HiFi, Light,... functions. Also I have a task to start Spotify on my tablet, powers on the HiFi and connects to it via BT.
But it seems like AutoWear has more possibilities so I will maybe switch to that.
I have my G Watch R since 3 days, so I'm quite a newbie and WearTasker is easy to set up.
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Custom Voice Commands by Treycent lets you tag photos with a voice commands that you can then share. This lets you and your friends load photos by just speaking a question or phrase (e.g. "show me Hanna's latest selfie"). It also lets you post messages to WhatsApp and Twitter by voice.
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Well Whatsapp didn't work for me!
No options inside the app for whatsapp
You can start a whattsapp message from ok Google send whatsapp to....... followed by your message. Very handy
Okay, so the most WOW inducing app I have found is Look Behind. It turns on your camera and allows you to view it on your watch screen. When I demo it for people, they frickin' love it. I got it for work, I'm tech support at a university library, and am always having to look behind computers, wall mounted displays, etc. It has the ability to turn your flash on, so looking behind a TV screen to check connections becomes a easy task. Its pretty awesome.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixtogram.wear.lookbehind
karlkarloff said:
Okay, so the most WOW inducing app I have found is Look Behind. It turns on your camera and allows you to view it on your watch screen. When I demo it for people, they frickin' love it. I got it for work, I'm tech support at a university library, and am always having to look behind computers, wall mounted displays, etc. It has the ability to turn your flash on, so looking behind a TV screen to check connections becomes a easy task. Its pretty awesome.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixtogram.wear.lookbehind
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Does it do anything this free app doesn't? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dheera.wearcamera
DQEight said:
Does it do anything this free app doesn't? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dheera.wearcamera
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Honestly, it doesn't even allow you to take pictures. I will say I have tried both and i like the interface of Look Behind a bit better (on my round watchface) and it seems to work more reliably than Wear Camera. I had a few hangups when I tried Wear Camera. That said, while Look Behind is free, to get the version that allows you to take pictures, PixtoCam, it costs 1.99. Either way, an app that lets you view your phone camera on your watch will definitely get peoples interest.