My first Nexus device, the only device I haven't tried. Great hardware but the stock email apk is terrible! I know there are email apps available and have bought and tried all of them over the years, and they never seem to handle A-Z like stock apk's. Is there another email apk and exchange apk fiel from another device that can be implemented to the N5? I use exchange email like most sms.
A must in today's world: Conversation thread view, fit email body to screen, and would be nice to have read receipt.
Is the N7 better with Exchange?
tpcastelli said:
My first Nexus device, the only device I haven't tried. Great hardware but the stock email apk is terrible! I know there are email apps available and have bought and tried all of them over the years, and they never seem to handle A-Z like stock apk's. Is there another email apk and exchange apk fiel from another device that can be implemented to the N5? I use exchange email like most sms.
A must in today's world: Conversation thread view, fit email body to screen, and would be nice to have read receipt.
Is the N7 better with Exchange?
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I know its very expensive, but I would like to recommend maildroid pro to you. It is amazing. You can try the free version. You won't regret it.
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tpcastelli said:
My first Nexus device, the only device I haven't tried. Great hardware but the stock email apk is terrible! I know there are email apps available and have bought and tried all of them over the years, and they never seem to handle A-Z like stock apk's. Is there another email apk and exchange apk fiel from another device that can be implemented to the N5? I use exchange email like most sms.
A must in today's world: Conversation thread view, fit email body to screen, and would be nice to have read receipt.
Is the N7 better with Exchange?
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I use the stock app but I've read others have used https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fsck.k9&hl=en and like it. I guess the stock app is bare bones but it does what I need.
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I use the stock app but I've read others have used https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fsck.k9&hl=en and like it. I guess the stock app is bare bones but it does what I need.
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I own a couple of oil & gas companies and its not uncommon to have several conversations going on throughout the day and each conversation could have up to 10 people in it, can get very confusing without conversation view. I have Touchdown running for corporate exchange and stock running for personal exchange. I couldn't get K9 to see server ...IO error? Does K9 have conversation thread view? ..thanks
Solmail. U will be amazed.
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Solmail. U will be amazed.
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Nice looking app! I have my own domain at 365 managed by Microsoft, Solmail will only take Hotmail from Microsoft ...not office 365
Thanks for pointing me to it
Open email. Read, delete, or reply. I don't need anymore than that. Stock is fine for me.
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A must in today's world: Conversation thread view, fit email body to screen, and would be nice to have read receipt.
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Conversation view is terrible in the GMail, a must in today's world is getting that disabled, like in their website app.
Read receipt, it would be nice if we could disable them from the Email app.
tpcastelli said:
I own a couple of oil & gas companies and its not uncommon to have several conversations going on throughout the day and each conversation could have up to 10 people in it, can get very confusing without conversation view. I have Touchdown running for corporate exchange and stock running for personal exchange. I couldn't get K9 to see server ...IO error? Does K9 have conversation thread view? ..thanks
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Did you not see my post about maildroid pro?
It has amazing conversation view.
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So nothing quite like I need it yet, but they are getting closer. None listed here will do what you need.
Some possibilities if they keep developing...
SoMail-when exchange is supported or push imap.
Evomail- if they keep developing; very slow to make changes, but very promising.
Cloudmagic-close, some small issues. Well on its way to do what I want.
Mail wise-based on stock email app with cool feature that takes extra stuff like signatures and such out. Needs some work making it prettier, show embedded images/tables, and better ways to identify what to remove (sometimes doesn't remove things).
These are the ones to watch in my opinion. Pretty apps, cool features (promised at least), and hopefully bringing the features I need to my phone.
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So nothing quite like I need it yet, but they are getting closer. None listed here will do what you need.
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Again, inaccurate statement. Maildroid pro does..
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Again, inaccurate statement. Maildroid pro does..
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Sure, if you are willing to spend $18 on an ugly app (course just my opinion). There are better ways to show this in a much nicer UI. I would never spend that much on an email app though. Rather slave through stock, or try one of the three free apps I mentioned.
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LudoGris said:
Sure, if you are willing to spend $18 on an ugly app (course just my opinion). There are better ways to show this in a much nicer UI. I would never spend that much on an email app though. Rather slave through stock, or try one of the three free apps I mentioned.
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Your statement is a pure fallacy. You said no app exists that does all the things requested. Maildroid does.
Further, the interface used to be ugly. About 3 months ago the dev reworked all that and its now highly customizable.
Maildroid pro is the closest thing to a computer email app in existence for android. Period.
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Your statement is a pure fallacy. You said no app exists that does all the things requested. Maildroid does.
Further, the interface used to be ugly. About 3 months ago the dev reworked all that and its now highly customizable.
Maildroid pro is the closest thing to a computer email app in existence for android. Period.
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Are you the dev? I don't mean to offend you, just a personal opinion is all. Maildroid may be able to do what he is asking, but I still feel it is ugly/old - however there are much worse out there.
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This is not what I would call an up to date look. Holo, cards, etc. have been available for some time now, yet this app falls behind. Not to mention $18 for a phone app is quite a lot, especially for only email, and when there are free apps that will do it as well (and have an up to date UI).
Again, don't mean to offend you if you are the dev or just someone trying to justify spending the money on the app. This is just one persons opinion trying to help the op with an issue they were asking about. Honestly not even sure op cares anymore anyway.
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Your statement is a pure fallacy. You said no app exists that does all the things requested. Maildroid does.
Further, the interface used to be ugly. About 3 months ago the dev reworked all that and its now highly customizable.
Maildroid pro is the closest thing to a computer email app in existence for android. Period.
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Dont push it. That app is ugly. End of the story. Reminds me of htc incredible times.
Not the dev at all... Just a very happy user of the app with exchange for business purposes.
Anyhow if he needs all those features and doesn't like the look I am sure he can get over it... Also why would an oil company owner care about $18
PS: I agree the app is outrageously priced
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I agree! Some apps are close, wish ONE of them could get all things right. The corporate world uses phone calls predominately for dialing into a conference call. Exchange email is the gold standard, easy to work in and creates an indisputable record. Surely someone will get an exchange app the has conversation view, read receipt, delay delivery and on ...
SoMail looks like a very clean well build app ..no exchange
Wonder if Google is keeping the app basic for a reason. Maybe they are working to push the Google Apps Premier instead of Exchange. That is a LONG way off to get all the Exchange users to switch - especially with all the switchers to Office360. Food for thought I guess.
Oh, and while I will say the Maildroid app is ugly, it does work very nicely. I am the type where UI is more important to me, but for the OP if it isn't then Maildroid is a great email client. Just try it out with the free version (ad supported) first and see if it works. If you care not about UI, then I hope it works for you.
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Not the dev at all... Just a very happy user of the app with exchange for business purposes.
Anyhow if he needs all those features and doesn't like the look I am sure he can get over it... Also why would an oil company owner care about $18
PS: I agree the app is outrageously priced
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I wanted to send a document today and attach it to an email. But what a drama. I could only attach a video or picture. Like what's all that about. Luckily I managed to source the doc from elsewhere but I could have done without all the grief!
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Alright. Just got my Infuse last month. I picked this phone for specific reasons. Nevermind that. What I am curious about is this:
How secure are custom ROMs?
I know...noob. However, I have read a lot about it...or attempted to anyway. I am not finding much in the way of a technical explanation of why custom ROMs are secure.
Because of the nature of what I do, I need things to be pretty locked down.
I used to have a cappy, which I flashed a few ROMs to, and eventually bricked. But again, my job deals with personal info in my gmail inbox. I can't compromise that.
Alright, super long blabfest cut short: how secure are any of these ROMs?
Thanks for reading, thanks for writing, and most of all, thanks to the Devs!!!
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I don't think anybody has had any "security" issues. I mean after all they are or most of them are Samsung based roms, just with mods and themes applied to them.
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honestly if your worried about your phone then i think you need to NOT have a smart phone .. not bashing you just saying if you it upload it etc etc people can and will fined it
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Alright. Just got my Infuse last month. I picked this phone for specific reasons. Nevermind that. What I am curious about is this:
How secure are custom ROMs?
I know...noob. However, I have read a lot about it...or attempted to anyway. I am not finding much in the way of a technical explanation of why custom ROMs are secure.
Because of the nature of what I do, I need things to be pretty locked down.
I used to have a cappy, which I flashed a few ROMs to, and eventually bricked. But again, my job deals with personal info in my gmail inbox. I can't compromise that.
Alright, super long blabfest cut short: how secure are any of these ROMs?
Thanks for reading, thanks for writing, and most of all, thanks to the Devs!!!
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I am not a Dev, but I understand a little regarding software security from my software hack days.
Running these Custom ROMs are secure, it's your individual setting per app is where you manage your security. There are software apps free and paid, I have tried Norton apps for security on the Infuse, check it out its free and I believe it has a trial period. I understand what your concern, I have 4 email accounts that I run, with a govt email being forwarded to one of the four.
As per google's policy, they can retain your info (including personal) indefinitely. They could share non personal info like browsing habits with their partners. Personal info would be divulged law enforcement officers when request comes in through proper channels. This is the norm with all online providers.
If you are talking about encryption and such stuff, make sure you enable strong passwords (not simple pattern based or number based).
Also set the option in settings to disable USB debugging when phone is locked. This will prevent connecting and issuing adb commands at system level.
Set up software like avast to send remote commands to phone when you feel its lost to erase the phone as first step.
When you try to install stuff from market, see for what permissions it uses. If you are uncomfortable, and the vendor isn't a well known entity, don't install such software.
These are some basic measures you could try employing. 100% security is something not achievable, cos if it were, we wouldn't be having so many people/companies working on anti virus software.
You spoke about gmail...check out their 2 layer security protection for gmail. You have to have your phone WITH you in order to log in. I know it's not what you asked but I'm sure U would be interested in setting that up.
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You spoke about gmail...check out their 2 layer security protection for gmail. You have to have your phone WITH you in order to log in. I know it's not what you asked but I'm sure U would be interested in setting that up.
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I think this is only for browsers. On phone, once setup, it stays.
@OP: In case you lose your phone, change your gmail password on computer, and it will auto disconnect the email and market on phone.
There are several apps on the market, Cerberus and Lookout, for example, that will let you remote wipe your phone if it gets lost or stolen. Also they allow you to send text messages to your device or email messages to turn on wifi/gps and locate it, send you back information, set off the alarm, etc.
There's also an app called Divide iirc, that lets you set up a 'work' and 'personal' data/app profile, so when you hand off your phone to someone or take it into work, you can set it into work mode, and your personal data is unavailable until you switch back.
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There's also an app called Divide iirc, that lets you set up a 'work' and 'personal' data/app profile, so when you hand off your phone to someone or take it into work, you can set it into work mode, and your personal data is unavailable until you switch back.
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Gotta try this Divide IIRC
@diablo Now I know what you were talking about in much more detail.. Very interesting.
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@diablo Now I know what you were talking about in much more detail.. Very interesting.
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See, finally it came out here what I kinda should've put out for you in our PMs.
CheesyNutz said:
honestly if your worried about your phone then i think you need to NOT have a smart phone .. not bashing you just saying if you it upload it etc etc people can and will fined it
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Dude. I'm not going without a smartphone. Before I bricked it, I had teamhacksung's ICS on it. There's no way I'm going to have a dumbphone. It's hard enough going back to Froyo and Touchwiz.
I work in an industry that by its very nature is mobile. I understand that transmitting data & putting stuff in the cloud carries some risk. What I want to understand better is whether I am adding to that risk by getting rid of official firmware and installing something that isn't.
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I have been using Lookout. I have tried a few security apps, but I've also read a few articles that seem to indicate that it's unclear whether some of those apps work because there has been few widespread outbreaks.
My primary concern is the relative security of my clients' data. Their email could be hacked before it ever gets to me too. But, after spending a month with TouchWiz, I am drooling over some of the ROMs I'm seeing here. Particularly interested about Revelation.
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diablo009 said:
As per google's policy, they can retain your info (including personal) indefinitely. They could share non personal info like browsing habits with their partners. Personal info would be divulged law enforcement officers when request comes in through proper channels. This is the norm with all online providers.
If you are talking about encryption and such stuff, make sure you enable strong passwords (not simple pattern based or number based).
Also set the option in settings to disable USB debugging when phone is locked. This will prevent connecting and issuing adb commands at system level.
Set up software like avast to send remote commands to phone when you feel its lost to erase the phone as first step.
When you try to install stuff from market, see for what permissions it uses. If you are uncomfortable, and the vendor isn't a well known entity, don't install such software.
These are some basic measures you could try employing. 100% security is something not achievable, cos if it were, we wouldn't be having so many people/companies working on anti virus software.
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Thanks...good stuff! I recently shared a couple of those things with some folks who just got their first Androids.
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ateebtk said:
You spoke about gmail...check out their 2 layer security protection for gmail. You have to have your phone WITH you in order to log in. I know it's not what you asked but I'm sure U would be interested in setting that up.
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Very interesting. Will definitely take a peek. Thanks!
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diablo009 said:
I think this is only for browsers. On phone, once setup, it stays.
@OP: In case you lose your phone, change your gmail password on computer, and it will auto disconnect the email and market on phone.
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Thanks. Didn't know that, very smart
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There's also an app called Divide iirc, that lets you set up a 'work' and 'personal' data/app profile, so when you hand off your phone to someone or take it into work, you can set it into work mode, and your personal data is unavailable until you switch back.
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That sounds pretty badass. Thanks!
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jfromh said:
I work in an industry that by its very nature is mobile. I understand that transmitting data & putting stuff in the cloud carries some risk. What I want to understand better is whether I am adding to that risk by getting rid of official firmware and installing something that isn't.
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To be honest, the custom ROMs here are more secure than the stock one, with an exception that they are rooted. But by enabling certain options I mentioned above, this can be overcome (I am referring to disabling USB debugging when screen is locked).
Also, the ROM devs go to lengths to incorporate any security loopholes that they find out. Best example was the loggers on most HTC phones that logged even sensitive info like passwords. The devs here took care of taking it out from their ROMs.
jfromh said:
My primary concern is the relative security of my clients' data. Their email could be hacked before it ever gets to me too. But, after spending a month with TouchWiz, I am drooling over some of the ROMs I'm seeing here. Particularly interested about Revelation.
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This is a relative flaw in android that it currently does not support device level encryption like blackberry. BBs go the extent of not even showing contacts and requiring a full reset of device on things like SIM change. Android still doesn't have this feature. There are some workarounds though that we could employ to use this wonderful OS.
Most security apps today (like avast; I am not marketing this app, but this is one of apps I tried that is free and has a hell load of options) can be configured at system level as device admins. And they have options that can help keep them alive even after a full system reset (helps save from majority of users).
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Gotta try this Divide IIRC
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Am unable to find this app in market. Any market link?
diablo009 said:
To be honest, the custom ROMs here are more secure than the stock one, with an exception that they are rooted. But by enabling certain options I mentioned above, this can be overcome (I am referring to disabling USB debugging when screen is locked).
Also, the ROM devs go to lengths to incorporate any security loopholes that they find out. Best example was the loggers on most HTC phones that logged even sensitive info like passwords. The devs here took care of taking it out from their ROMs.
This is a relative flaw in android that it currently does not support device level encryption like blackberry. BBs go the extent of not even showing contacts and requiring a full reset of device on things like SIM change. Android still doesn't have this feature. There are some workarounds though that we could employ to use this wonderful OS.
Most security apps today (like avast; I am not marketing this app, but this is one of apps I tried that is free and has a hell load of options) can be configured at system level as device admins. And they have options that can help keep them alive even after a full system reset (helps save from majority of users).
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Am unable to find this app in market. Any market link?
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Wow. Even I found it. Feels great. To help the smart guy. Even just a little.
I do believe this is what he is talking about...
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.enterproid.divideinstaller
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Wow. Even I found it. Feels great. To help the smart guy. Even just a little.
I do believe this is what he is talking about...
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.enterproid.divideinstaller
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Thanks Erik. I wasn't able to find it myself
Google through some company named GfK, have sent me some random letter to my house saying I have been randomly chosen to participate in random testing concerning the way I use TV, Smart phones, Computers and tablets with benefits and a tiny little payout..They also included a REAL $2 bill as "incentive" I guess. They don't know that I own any of this so I assume they "maybe" would be sending me these things. (I already own 2 Xooms, A Kindle Fire, 2 laptops and 5 Android smartphones but how would they KNOW this?). Just kinda odd and random I guess.
Anyone else got one of these or can provide me with more details as to what it is? has anyone here ever done one of these and what is it? i'm uncomfortable with it because it was random. So I thought I'd ask my homies here on XDA.
I did Google and find this too. http://www.google.com/landing/screenwisepanel/
I attached a copy of the letter.
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Thanks for any input or information given.
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Nevermind.... http://www.engadget.com/2012/02/08/google-screenwise-panel-pays-to-track-browsing
Is is a good idea though or no?
Hey Freshly_Snipes, this is a interesting little letter you have received. I am going to keep up with this thread, please keep us all up to date with what becomes of this.
Sucks we can't sign up to get the black box anymore, cause that would of been perfect. Honestly, unless you're a terrorist, child pervert/sexual predator. There is no reason not to sign up.
Not sure how one gets on these lists, but I have gotten letters like this from time to time for other tech companies (usually they come with a $5 bill, lol). They are legit but usually require more effort than their merger pay out is worth. You must track and report a lot of info (sometimes you even allow them to do the tracking via certain devices), giving out a lot of private data in the process and spending a bit of time to do it. I usually pocket the $5 (in this case apparently its $2) and move on with my life.
Hgaara said:
Sucks we can't sign up to get the black box anymore, cause that would of been perfect. Honestly, unless you're a terrorist, child pervert/sexual predator. There is no reason not to sign up.
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Why can't I get the black box???
I think I am going to try it out and if I don't feel comfortable or it becomes to tedious I'll just stop. I hope they don't "force me" to stay reporting if I choose to.
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Why can't I get the black box???
I think I am going to try it out and if I don't feel comfortable or it becomes to tedious I'll just stop. I hope they don't "force me" to stay reporting if I choose to.
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I think only the first 2500 had that option.
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Looks like Google is serious... Look what I got in the mail today. Lol
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Hgaara said:
Sucks we can't sign up to get the black box anymore, cause that would of been perfect. Honestly, unless you're a terrorist, child pervert/sexual predator. There is no reason not to sign up.
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I can get the black box. They just offered it to me in the letter. Then i install a app on all smart phones and tablets and each television.
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Lol, see I told ya they usually send a $5 spot. Are you going to participate or just pocket the $5?
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Lol, see I told ya they usually send a $5 spot. Are you going to participate or just pocket the $5?
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I'm participating. That 100 bucks sounds great. Fairly simple too. I'm doing the black box and all my tablets and phones, for an additional $5 each.. My wife is excited too lol
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WOOOOW look what Google just sent me! 3 new 5 inch Galaxy players... Wtf?
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Dayummm how much do those retail for?
whyd you get them I thooght they just paid you lol
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yahhboy said:
Dayummm how much do those retail for?
whyd you get them I thooght they just paid you lol
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Well they said I'd be receiving several gifts along with payments. My daughter is screaming when I gave it to her. My wife thinks it's "fugly".. Lol.. Idk wtf to do with mine. I have a Sensation 4G and a Xoom.. Lol.. Guess I'll take this one jogging with me in the mornings.
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I wish I was lucky enough to get signed up on Googles tester list. You are one lucky guy man. As for what to do with the player, I would use it for a development device.
Thats just awesome man! Glad you got chosen! I am a trender so I only get the gift cards lol.
Nice! Wish I was that lucky!..........
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i heard about that company they did the nokia incentive over here for years, and they did send out the latest phone, i wonder if they are doing the same thing over here if i find any information regarding this scheme in the United Kingdom i would definately put the link up
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Thats just awesome man! Glad you got chosen! I am a trender so I only get the gift cards lol.
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My daughter is going ape sh*t over this Galaxy Player. Lol... My wife says it's too big (pause lol)... I'm guessing it's time to root one of em. And I got $100 bucks today in the mail. This sh*t keeps getting better. Glad I don't have to do anything extra besides click the TV tans when I'm watching Television and when i leave the room. Just hard to remember.
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Freshly_Snipes said:
My daughter is going ape sh*t over this Galaxy Player. Lol... My wife says it's too big (pause lol)... I'm guessing it's time to root one of em. And I got $100 bucks today in the mail. This sh*t keeps getting better. Glad I don't have to do anything extra besides click the TV tans when I'm watching Television and when i leave the room. Just hard to remember.
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Hmmm, I just signed up for the screen wise panel myself. You can google it and sign up, it's really easy. I wonder if they'll send out a letter, etc.
darkwildchild79 said:
i heard about that company they did the nokia incentive over here for years, and they did send out the latest phone, i wonder if they are doing the same thing over here if i find any information regarding this scheme in the United Kingdom i would definately put the link up
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They still do it, I got a Lumia 800 in December.
Hey guys,
Could someone please explain to me why the HOX is so inferior to the iPhone 4S as far as sending and recieving pictures via mms and email. I very rarely am able to actually recieve pics sent by text, and I have to send pictures individually over email versus 2,3 or even 4 pics per email on the iPhone. Video's are totally out of the question on the HOX. This is really the only complaint I have with the HTC. Is thee anything i can do, or are we just screwed?
I send and receive images all the time with no issues. Perhaps you're misplacing blame?
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It's not that hard to add another contact in the "To" line in the Gmail app.
And are you using a different SMS app? Maybe it's AT&T, I only get EDGE on my HOX cause I'm on T-mobile.
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Yeah I've never had a problem with mms messages either, and I can also attach as many pictures to an email as I want. I think you've got something else going on because these definitely aren't HOX related issues.
He probably doesn't know how to use anything besides an iPhone, I just sent an email to 3 people without having to remake the same email.
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I don't use the stock mail app, but gmail allows me to attach plenty of pics. My brother has a 4s, even he can't send large vids via email, we use YouTube for that.
Are you stock or rooted or ....can you be more specific?
No problems here bro. Stock messaging app and gmail work fine too... So does k-9 mail..
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Not receiving sms/mms probably has to do with the carrier and not the phone. I've never had any issues sending or receiving picture messages.
As far as sending multiple pictures per email, this isn't that hard either. Open gallery, press the share button and chose your method (example Gmail), then select the pictures you want to attach and hit next. Gmail will open with all the pictures attached and all you gotta do is enter email address (one or multiple).
theking_13 said:
He probably doesn't know how to use anything besides an iPhone, I just sent an email to 3 people without having to remake the same email.
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Pretty easy to see how you got to 2,000+ posts. Do you ever add anything constructive?
Misplacing blame? What a bunch of over sensitive girls. I asked some simple questions and asked for advice. I have never been able to get a video to play from gmail on this phone. I am constantly having people ask me if I got the pictures they texted me. Several times today I tried to email 4 pictures at once. Every time it failed. Finally had to end them individually and they all went through. I'm on AT&T. Handcent SMS and the stock ICS email app.
Metalhead, you seem to be the only one mature enough to give a straight answer. What do you suggest I look at to fix these problems?
I have had the same problem with the mail app connected to exchange on wifi, it wouldn't let me send an email with pics. It might just be the stock rom causing issues.
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Pretty easy to see how you got to 2,000+ posts. Do you ever add anything constructive?
Misplacing blame? What a bunch of over sensitive girls. I asked some simple questions and asked for advice. I have never been able to get a video to play from gmail on this phone. I am constantly having people ask me if I got the pictures they texted me. Several times today I tried to email 4 pictures at once. Every time it failed. Finally had to end them individually and they all went through. I'm on AT&T. Handcent SMS and the stock ICS email app.
Metalhead, you seem to be the only one mature enough to give a straight answer. What do you suggest I look at to fix these problems?
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Need some more information. Rooted? stock? rom? Handcent works fine for me, i'm rooted, can add multiple pics, it does resize them cos its an 8mp camera, i use the gmail mail app and can easily send to multiple recipients with multiple attachments. Dont use the ICS mail app, like gmail one better.
"Misplacing blame" was a fancy way of calling you an idiot. You didnt ask specific questions as much as you did complain and compare the one x to the iPhone.
Maybe if you weren't a retard, you'd be able to figure out how to use your device. Good luck, chief.
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Oooook guys. Chill out .
OP, try a third party SMS/MMS application. Also, feel free to add more data as it may help everyone better understand your plight.
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Coming from an iPhone, I definitely recommend the JB Messaging (formerly ICS Messaging) from the Google Play Store.
Pair this with SMS Popup and it is really great, especially compared to BiteSMS.
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"Misplacing blame" was a fancy way of calling you an idiot. You didnt ask specific questions as much as you did complain and compare the one x to the iPhone.
Maybe if you weren't a retard, you'd be able to figure out how to use your device. Good luck, chief.
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Ha don't confuse him with your fancy way of insulting him. :good:
OP, your scenario is strange. I haven't had either of the issues that you are experiencing since I've had my HOX. MMS messages send and receive just fine for me and I have no problem sending multiple pictures via the Gmail app.
In the past I have had these issues on other phones, but it was usually due to AT&T network issues. Have you tried holding the power button down for ten seconds? This is supposed to simulate a battery pull. Beyond that, maybe a master reset?
KitF said:
Coming from an iPhone, I definitely recommend the JB Messaging (formerly ICS Messaging) from the Google Play Store.
Pair this with SMS Popup and it is really great, especially compared to BiteSMS.
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Thanks for the heads up! JB Messaging is awesome.
Beamed from my KingCobra1X powered HOXL on Rogers.
As far as the email issue, some more info would help. Is it gmail, exchange, hotmail, or what?
You have to remember that you're sending what can be large files, and you can end up with a size limitation there, which largely depends on your email provider and what they allow/tolerate.
As to the MMS issues, do try stock. 3rd party apps have been known to not always play nice on various devices, particularly brand new ones, and especially brand new ones running custom ROMs. So it could be that, or carrier issues, or the other party's carrier, etc.
Finally, before completely knocking the phone and pissing off people who a) like said phone and b) actually know a few things that can help, check the attitude and tone it down. Don't get pissed at the responses you get when you march in the door and, quite loudly, let your ignorance show.
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SoberGuy has sober wisdom.
Actually.... Some of the most insightful things I've heard have been from drunk people.
I haven't had the photo problem, the video issue was just that my files were too large, I toned down the quality and was fine.
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Finally, before completely knocking the phone and pissing off people who a) like said phone and b) actually know a few things that can help, check the attitude and tone it down. Don't get pissed at the responses you get when you march in the door and, quite loudly, let your ignorance show.
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What the heck?
He said this was his ONLY complaint.
Don't jump down his throat because he doesn't think it's perfect.
So as much as I love android there is one thing that I kinda of envy when it comes to blackberrys and Iphones and and that would be bbm/imessages. Now im well aware there are apps out there like gtalk or chaton which acts like imessages but I personally would like to see this built into the messaging app itself. I am no developer or anything but it seems that imessages works on the device when it is linked towards the email used for the app store so would it not be easy for google to implement this into their os? I mean on the start up of each android device it does ask you for your gmail password so I was just thinking that this just may be a really nice feature to come out with key lime pie or something. Does anyone else feel this way?
Is this any different from Google Talk? Instant Messaging tied to the Gmail account, rather than the phone number. It's just not as immensely popular.
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sweeds said:
Is this any different from Google Talk? Instant Messaging tied to the Gmail account, rather than the phone number. It's just not as immensely popular.
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Well thats the thing. GTalk is perfect but for example all of my friends who own android products havent even heard of it. Im just thinking if google linked GTalk to a phone number then it could be good.
I agree. This would be amazing.
Yes that would be awesome
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So I guess a better question is what are the odds of this actually being implemented into the next update?
I have to admit that I do miss bbm from when I used blackberry's. But besides that mild feeling of exclusivity I don't really think its much different thn just texting
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I have to admit that I do miss bbm from when I used blackberry's. But besides that mild feeling of exclusivity I don't really think its much different thn just texting
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Ya i hear ya. I guess the only reason I feel something like Imessages would be helpful is because if we are in places with almost no service but there is wifi it would be pretty amazing. Then again i would be scared for samsung or google to implement this because the last thing we need is another apple lawsuit haha
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So I guess a better question is what are the odds of this actually being implemented into the next update?
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1 in 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.
if google would make it part of the steup wizard and allow images/sounds to be transferred over gtalk, it would be amazing.
So today this app called Locket was just released. Basically it pays you about 1 penny sometimes more for each ad. The ads are not really annoying like those push notifications. How it displays is when you wake up your phone and then it's there on the lock screen. From what i see it's pretty much like deals and big brand names. Check it out, if you're like me you unlock your phone A LOT throughout the day lol. Oh and the best part is you don't have to actually visit the ad since it's already paying you for displaying it on your phone.
Here's the link shortened
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http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2422013,00.asp
Can someone please post the .apk? I'm writing from Iceland...
Is anyone else having it not count for every unlock or just count every once and a while?
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Is anyone else having it not count for every unlock or just count every once and a while?
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I've unlocked and relocked it like a million times, and still I only have 3 cents.
How it will pay me ? Via ?
Make.Believe
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I've unlocked and relocked it like a million times, and still I only have 3 cents.
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It seems to be set to allow you to earn a penny a few times in a specific time period then a wait for a specific time period is set for it to stop displaying 1 penny when that time is up you are able to receive a few cents until you do so many times within a set time then it just loops
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3 cents per hour. Pays out in PayPal at the moment, but in future updates, it might be Amazon/Google Play cards (My guess anyway).
They're thinking of other ways to display ads, so far they're saying that they don't want to go the notifications route.
I've made $0.56 so far. They said they give out bonuses sometimes too. I think I already got a $0.10 one.
Here is my ref.
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Oh, and US only at the moment.
Well hot digity dog.... I can quit my day job!!!
If this is legit I doubt it will last long nor will anyone make much money.I am sure there is a limit on the unlocks per day and not worth it.
Next here comes the guy who makes an app where your lockscreen blinks on and off constantly......See where all this is going???,,,,,,wont be going very far thats for sure. Save yourself some time and move on, most likely a scam anyways.
EDIT: Well I will eat my words, I guess its legit. You just need an app to unlock your phone screen three times per hour , 24 hours a day to make $262.80 over the course of a year,
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2422013,00.asp
I hope it will be released on worldwide.. it not available in my country yet.. this will be awesome when it comes out in worldwide.
Ps.. there is a whaff that could pay you when you download/watch ads on there app
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Well hot digity dog.... I can quit my day job!!!
If this is legit I doubt it will last long nor will anyone make much money.I am sure there is a limit on the unlocks per day and not worth it.
Next here comes the guy who makes an app where your lockscreen blinks on and off constantly......See where all this is going???,,,,,,wont be going very far thats for sure. Save yourself some time and move on, most likely a scam anyways.
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They've already said that they can easy oust people for trying to sign up multiple times. And obviously, they also have your IP address among other stuff. I am a part of so many survey groups and stuff. They aren't going to catch you right away, but they're going to hit you the MOMENT you try and cash out.
They can do it the way AT&T does it... They can see whether or not you have a tethering app by just having one of their apps installed. Hence a lot of people get caught tethering sooner or later by just having the myAT&T app installed. These guys can tell whether you have Tasker or similar installed and if it's running.
Need locket-beta apk file
Hey guys,
I'm from India and I'd love to try this app. I've tried changing my Billing address in Google Wallet to be able to download this app but I still cannot. I'm now being charged in USD for purchases instead of INR but this app still shows as incompatible with any of my devices. Also, I've tried using Market Enabler but that hasn't worked either. Can someone upload the apk for me please?
Thanks,
Mahesh
Nevermind, I just found it on another thread. Just in case someone else needs it. It's here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43800419
Just installed it on my N7.
Seems to work so far, but haven't tried to withdraw any cash yet!
Didn't have to do any VPN or market enabling. As long as you know a genuine US zip code, I reckon it will let you sign up, and they are easy enough to find.
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I made $1.77 so far.
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F*#% U big bro
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They can do it the way AT&T does it... They can see whether or not you have a tethering app by just having one of their apps installed. Hence a lot of people get caught tethering sooner or later by just having the myAT&T app installed. These guys can tell whether you have Tasker or similar installed and if it's running.
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Where theres a will theres a way Get xPrivacy app and they cant tell anything about whats on ur phone its none of their business anyways. Root, install Xposed, Install xPrivacy, and tell it what apps u want to restrict & want to stop them from seeing.
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Seriously?
"This app is incompatible with your device." I have a LG Optimus 4X on stock JB in UK. WTF?
kil43 said:
"This app is incompatible with your device." I have a LG Optimus 4X on stock JB in UK. WTF?
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Crap it, US only at the mo (just seen this due to 'excitement' about money lol).
computerkidt said:
Where theres a will theres a way Get xPrivacy app and they cant tell anything about whats on ur phone its none of their business anyways. Root, install Xposed, Install xPrivacy, and tell it what apps u want to restrict & want to stop them from seeing.
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And they can always still restrict you for not having access to it. :silly:
Up to $5.85 here. :good:
Jessical said:
3 cents per hour. Pays out in PayPal at the moment, but in future updates, it might be Amazon/Google Play cards (My guess anyway).
They're thinking of other ways to display ads, so far they're saying that they don't want to go the notifications route.
I've made $0.56 so far. They said they give out bonuses sometimes too. I think I already got a $0.10 one.
Here is my ref.
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Registered with your link
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kil43 said:
Crap it, US only at the mo (just seen this due to 'excitement' about money lol).
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I've got it running on my Nexus 7, and I'm in the UK. Up to 12 cents so far :laugh:
Downloaded the apk from the link at the top of this page, and I just registered with a US zip code (90210).