there is a free navigation app. it only works with german provider o2 (until someone finds a workaround). it checks the ip to see, which provider you are using. doesnt work on WiFi.
http://wap.telmap.com/o2de/manufactures/HTC.jsp
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Is there any All-in-one Message Widget?
Id like a widget for my Desire which shows all
message inboxes in one. Like:
All mail accounts
MMS
SMS
Is there any good looking widget for this?
(Good looking!)
Would be nice if there were two or three to choose from.
Anyone know of any?
try pure messenger by koxx, i will like it
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Forgot to mention:
I live in sweden so I can only get access to free apps and widgets.
The marked is locked for payed apps in sweden.
I believe Koxx who develops the 'pure' widgets sells directly from his website (so you might be able to get around that market issue).
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Is there an application that will allow me to have a voice call directly with another android phone on the same ip network as I am without having internet access?
For example like Netmeeting on Windows, or Buddyphone which I used for this purpose yeeeears ago.
Thanks
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bump....... nothing?
Won't Skype do that for free?
No.. skype is the exact opposite of what I'm looking for because it requires logging in to their servers.
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ranzz said:
Is there an application that will allow me to have a voice call directly with another android phone on the same ip network as I am without having internet access?
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I'm an amateur, but how about Jabber from Cisco? (Or Cisco Mobile 8.1 for Apple iPhone)
I am looking for a way to use an Android or iPhone as a handset for an ip-phone in the house - on WiFi. It seems this would do the trick.
When I click on an address in a contact it pulls up the locations app is there a way to change this to Google maps?
I have a rooted inspire 4G.
Thanks!
Clear the app data.
You must have it set as default
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I activated my google music account about 4 days ago and now I am trying to get an all access subscription.
I am from The Netherlands and The Netherlands is still not in the list for google music.
Google asked me when I activated the account for standard or 30 day free trial and I choose at that moment for the standard.
Is it still possible for me to change this somehow to "All access"?
Google play music works fine in Asia area but the first thing you need to do is to activated it via USA IP address and then you can use it in different country.
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I can upload and listen to the songs but I can't take a monthly subscription.
Somehow this option is disabled for me.
Or is it disabled for everyone?
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Hello all,
I've decided to ditch Gmail and use the stock mail app. One if my accounts was hacked recently so Google had me add an extra layer of protection that when ever I sign in from another new device (or when I change ROMS) it sends me a verification code in a text message to complete the sign in. Is this what's preventing me from being able to sign into my account using the HTC mail app? Is there a way around it or something I'm missing when trying to set it up.
Thanks,
Mark
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You have to go into your Google security settings and get a unique password that you will use for the HTC mail app. You will use the password supplied when you setup the mail app instead of your Google password. You will find it near the bottom of the security screen.
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You have to go into your Google security settings and get a unique password that you will use for the HTC mail app. You will use the password supplied when you setup the mail app instead of your Google password. You will find it near the bottom of the security screen.
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Where are the Google security settings at? I was able to go to Google settings and hit the 3 dots on the to right and one of the options was to get a verification code and it gave me one. I tried to use it as a password without a space in the middle and with but it still says failed.
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I am not near a computer right now but you might need to get to the Google security settings via a browser. A verification code will definitely not work. You need to set an app specific password. Try to Google search "two step authentication app specific password" sorry I can't be of more help right now. If I was near a computer I could give you exact steps.
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https://www.google.com/settings/security
Then click on settings for app passwords
It will generate a one time use password that will not be shown again after initially generated. You can save it if you wish, but you can generate as many as you wish so there really isn't a need. You can also revoke it at any time.
Thanks to both of you for the help. It worked like a charm.
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Glad you got it to work. Too bad Google doesn't make that function a bit more obvious.
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