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Hi,
My Samsung Galaxy S2 was stolen recently. But I see it appear in Google Play Store with different operator name but under my Google account. And can install apps through web.
Could someone give me some ideas on how I could locate or call the person who is using the phone? Please Please.
I tried SamsungDive but since the sim is changed it's asking to register again.
shamalk said:
Hi,
My Samsung Galaxy S2 was stolen recently. But I see it appear in Google Play Store with different operator name but under my Google account. And can install apps through web.
Could someone give me some ideas on how I could locate or call the person who is using the phone? Please Please.
I tried SamsungDive but since the sim is changed it's asking to register again.
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Plan B should work for this
Plan B?
Flippy125 said:
Plan B should work for this
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What's planB?
shamalk said:
What's planB?
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Search for Plan B application on Google Play.
Thanks, I will try
DeathName said:
Search for Plan B application on Google Play.
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Thank you, I will try. Hope I can find this.
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What's planB?
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Incase someone else is looking for solution,
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lookout.labs.planb&hl=en
Plan B is the 'find my phone' app that you download AFTER you lose your phone.Plan B is your last resort to find your missing phone.
This is the first and only 'find my phone' app that you download AFTER you've already lost your phone. Having Lookout on your phone is the best way to protect your phone and find it fast, but use Plan B if you have already lost your phone and didn't have Lookout installed.
Follow these easy steps to use Plan B:
1. Install Plan B to the phone that you are trying to find from the Android Market website: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.lookout.labs.planb.
2. Plan B will start automatically and send your phone’s location to your Gmail address.
3. To locate again after 10 minutes, borrow a friend’s phone and text the word “locate” to your lost phone.
Using Plan B is simple, but requires access to the Android Market website and your Google account. (If you have an Android phone, you already have a Google account.)
After you install it, Plan B will start locating your phone using cell towers and GPS. On some phones, Plan B can switch GPS on automatically. Your location will keep updating for 10 minutes, and you will get an email each time it is located, whether the phone is moving or standing still. You can start the process again by texting “locate” to your number from any other phone. In order to locate your phone, we send you a text via SMS, so standard message rates apply.
Once you have found your phone, download Lookout Mobile Security for full protection.
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* You'll get one email message when Plan B starts, and up to 5 other messages as it refines your phone's location or tracks it as it moves.
* Each location email will include an accuracy rating in meters.
* Plan B will attempt to launch as soon as it downloads, but in some cases you will need to send an SMS to get it started.
* Note that your location is only sent to the Gmail address that is already associated with your phone; nobody else can access your location using Plan B.
* U.S. Users: If a data connection is not available, Plan B will use mobile-originated SMS messages to send your location to your email address. Regular SMS rates may apply.
About Lookout Labs
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This is a project of the Labs division of Lookout Mobile Security. The goal of Lookout Labs is to explore new ideas and push the boundaries of mobile apps. Labs projects are experimental by nature, and may only be available for a limited time.
This app is not a replacement for Lookout Mobile Security. Downloading the full version of Lookout is the best way to keep your phone safe from malware and spyware, back up your data, and locate, scream, lock, or wipe a lost or stolen phone.
Lookout is a mobile security company dedicated to protecting smartphones worldwide. Rated 5 stars by CNET and PCWorld, millions of users worldwide trust Lookout to protect their phone. Lookout is security and privacy certified by Verisign and TRUSTe.
Follow Lookout on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/mylookout and Twitter http://twitter.com/lookout to get up to the minute security and antivirus updates.
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PLAN Bit works i lost my phone and remotely installed this bam next day was at that guys office punching the living daylights out of him hope you find that c**t that nicked your phone
paintball23456 said:
PLAN Bit works i lost my phone and remotely installed this bam next day was at that guys office punching the living daylights out of him hope you find that c**t that nicked your phone
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lol you serious?
wow.. i didnt know about this plan B from google....
nice!!
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Just wanted to know though....
u mention that this is a part of lookout mobile security.....
doesnt others have such a thing to locate the phone?
like avast, bitdefender n so on ?
Keep Cerberus and Avast! in mind in the future. They'll save you a major headache.
Avast! Works very well with Cyanogenmod but if you dont want to root you can use Lookout. Plan B is also their app.
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skytechja said:
lol you serious?
wow.. i didnt know about this plan B from google....
nice!!
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Just wanted to know though....
u mention that this is a part of lookout mobile security.....
doesnt others have such a thing to locate the phone?
like avast, bitdefender n so on ?
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im dead serious i literary beat the **** out of the c**t that nicked my s2 no joke he was in hospital for like a week and yes i recommend keeping some crap app like prey but when needed they help alot
paintball23456 said:
im dead serious i literary beat the **** out of the c**t that nicked my s2 no joke he was in hospital for like a week and yes i recommend keeping some crap app like prey but when needed they help alot
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I had some guy that kept looking at my phone and then was watching me enter locker combo to put it in. I turned around, told him I would track him down and go into his house while he was asleep and beat the crap out of him if it went missing. Needless to say, the phone was never touched
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I had some guy that kept looking at my phone and then was watching me enter locker combo to put it in. I turned around, told him I would track him down and go into his house while he was asleep and beat the crap out of him if it went missing. Needless to say, the phone was never touched
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hahahaha well i did just that i was sitting on a train and there was this guy 16 and he was staring at me i asked what are you looking at then my phone rung :banghead: stupid gf calling me were i was and this guy lent over snatched it out of my hand and ran of the train just as the doors was closing but this stupid **** forgot to format my phone YAY! and i installed plan b from google play
and it sent me a email saying were my phone is went to the last location and bam there the twat is snaping pics on my phone ok im only 14 but im trained in military combat by my dad and went at him with a flying kick to the knee cap and went down like a telephone pole but i didnt stop there (you wouldnt cos the twat your attacking nicked your phone so i went a bit over board he ended up in hospital with a fractured knee cap a broken nose and a fractured left arm and a **** load of bruises ironic thing is that i called the ambulance with my phone he stole if only he knew that i spent 10 hours in the gym a week working out and also that i can kill dont mess with my stuff or you will pay
this happened 1month ago and im 14 and you may or may not believe me your choice not mine
Ninjas own smartphones
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Planb made by lookout, which is also a great app, is good however look at user reviews and notice that it is obviously turned on.
I would recommend turning on the phone asap or at night. Regardless I would install lookout and plan b BEFORE it is lost. And ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure.
Plan B works great! Update us on how it goes!
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Ninjas own smartphones
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Samsung Galaxy S2 ICS Stolen
Hi Guys,
My galaxy s2 was stolen while i was travelling in train. Mcafee is not able to locate it as well as samsung dive failed too.The version is ICE cream sandwhich so even PLAN B wont work as of now on this ! Only option left is tracking through IMEI number. Have reported cops and they are searching too. Could anyone please tell me how to track the mobile in such situation. LATITUDE is saying no recent history. any other app that works like plan b even after the mobile is stolen or any way of tracking through IMEI ALONE itself ? or any method thats too technical.
Hey guys I was looking in the play store and I saw that titanium backup pro key has 500,000+ downloads while its charged at $6.58. So the founder of it must be pretty rich and probably drives a Lamborghini or Ferrari, right?
500,000 x 6.58 = $3,290,000
triplexkush said:
Hey guys I was looking in the play store and I saw that titanium backup pro key has 500,000+ downloads while its charged at $6.58. So the founder of it must be pretty rich and probably drives a Lamborghini or Ferrari, right?
500,000 x 6.58 = $3,290,000
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On behalf of crazyxd
Brain damage...
Take this talk to the off topic forum.
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MrGriffdude said:
On behalf of crazyxd
Brain damage...
Take this talk to the off topic forum.
Sent from my mom's basement.
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Or someone could start a "Stupid Question" thread. It keeps getting mentioned but I haven't seen one here yet. They do exist in other sub-forums. This one actually got stickied:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1494423
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Or someone could start a "Stupid Question" thread. It keeps getting mentioned but I haven't seen one here yet. They do exist in other sub-forums. This one actually got stickied:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1494423
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This should be the stupid question thread lol
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triplexkush said:
Hey guys I was looking in the play store and I saw that titanium backup pro key has 500,000+ downloads while its charged at $6.58. So the founder of it must be pretty rich and probably drives a Lamborghini or Ferrari, right?
500,000 x 6.58 = $3,290,000
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I'll take a stab at this ... lets assume that he gets 100% of the proceeds from sales (based on your maths above).
Now, lets take taxes into consideration. But, before we do that we have to know over what time frame these sales occurred. Tax brackets are based on your annual income, so this is important. The best I can determine is that the first release was sometime in 2010. So lets assume it's three years old.
Lets also assume they consistently sell the same amount of licenses per year at the same price for simplicity's sake.
3,290,000 / 3 = $1,096,666 per year.
That puts them smack into the highest tax bracket of 39.6% per year. So ...
$1,096,666 * .396 = $434,248 paid in taxes. Also, assuming they keep good books and aren't too clever with their taxes, investments, write off's ect. Too many variables to consider here.
So, that means, that before paying staff, paying overhead (again which deals with complexity of write-offs, deductions, etc so we'll skip that) they pulled in:
$1,096,666 - $434,248 = $663,386
Now you have to factor in misc living expenses such as mortgage, utilities, beer, etc ...
IIMHO ..... No, they do not drive exotic sports cars. But they could very well be living comfortably when you consider the median US household income is only $50,233.00.
Sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Household_income_in_the_United_States
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moneybu...deral-income-tax-brackets-and-marginal-rates/
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I'll take a stab at this ... lets assume that he gets 100% of the proceeds from sales (based on your maths above).
Now, lets take taxes into consideration. But, before we do that we have to know over what time frame these sales occurred. Tax brackets are based on your annual income, so this is important. The best I can determine is that the first release was sometime in 2010. So lets assume it's three years old.
Lets also assume they consistently sell the same amount of licenses per year at the same price for simplicity's sake.
3,290,000 / 3 = $1,096,666 per year.
That puts them smack into the highest tax bracket of 39.6% per year. So ...
$1,096,666 * .396 = $434,248 paid in taxes. Also, assuming they keep good books and aren't too clever with their taxes, investments, write off's ect. Too many variables to consider here.
So, that means, that before paying staff, paying overhead (again which deals with complexity of write-offs, deductions, etc so we'll skip that) they pulled in:
$1,096,666 - $434,248 = $663,386
Now you have to factor in misc living expenses such as mortgage, utilities, beer, etc ...
IIMHO ..... No, they do not drive exotic sports cars. But they could very well be living comfortably when you consider the median US household income is only $50,233.00.
Sources:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Household_income_in_the_United_States
http://www.forbes.com/sites/moneybu...deral-income-tax-brackets-and-marginal-rates/
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That's dedication right there.
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And shows the power of searching!
Edit: and having too much free time
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jd1639 said:
And shows the power of searching!
Edit: and having too much free time
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LOL!
In my defense, I was "multi-tasking" while on a conference call.
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LOL!
In my defense, I was "multi-tasking" while on a conference call.
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I think we call that 'not paying attention to the call'
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whosgotlag said:
I think we call that 'not paying attention to the call'
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Some can focus on more than a singular task. I know that sounds tricky to you but for others its necessary to make things happen.
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mtdew said:
Some can focus on more than a singular task. I know that sounds tricky to you but for others its necessary to make things happen.
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I think I read once that although people think they can multitask, the human brain isn't capable if doing it. And one or both tasks will suffer as a result. Just my 2 pennies.
Computers also can't do it, and the tasks suffer. It's called "context switch overhead". However, if the processors are fast enough - you can lose the overhead and still be capable of doing whatever phones are doing these days.
Doesn't matter, question answered.
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Doesn't matter, question answered.
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Yes sir didn't mean to bother you sir. Sir yes sir, sir.... His name was Robert Paulson.
rbk7 said:
Yes sir didn't mean to bother you sir. Sir yes sir, sir.... His name was Robert Paulson.
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This. It made me laugh.
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car vs driver said:
Tax brackets are based on your annual income, so this is important. The best I can determine is that the first release was sometime in 2010. So lets assume it's three years old.
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Well... if it matters, in September of 2010, he was still selling licenses outside of the Play store (you had to pay via his site and wait on an registration file)...
Doesn't the math depend on what play considers a download? Are multiple downloads by the same account treated as one?
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Doesn't the math depend on what play considers a download? Are multiple downloads by the same account treated as one?
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I had this exact thought. A lot of people download TB whenever they clean flash a new Rom. If each of these counts toward a unique download, I've contributed at least 30 to that count.
And what about updates? Do those count individually too?
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Say It ain't so Verizon
What The ****
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/interactive/2013/jun/06/verizon-telephone-data-court-order
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/jun/06/nsa-phone-records-verizon-court-order
http://gawker.com/nsa-secretly-collecting-phone-records-from-every-verizo-511561485
Wow...just. Wow
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Don't think for a second this is limited to VZW
SirVilhelm said:
Don't think for a second this is limited to VZW
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Exactly. AMERICA!
They've been doing this secretly for awhile.
clean Rom/xda powerd by zero-lemon & tweaked out Guided by the power of Zeus kernel!!
No big surprise here at all. I do wonder when do they have time to go through all of this information?
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The government sucks. Did y'all know the reason why walkie talkies are no more, is because they CANT trace those calls. I used to work at boost, all the drug dealers (not the normal street guy, but the guy from a mexican cartel) would buy cheap throw away phone since they killed walkie talkie. every week i would sell these guys a good 20 phones. Was mainly blackberries. I wonder why.
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you should assume that any electronic communications that you do, is not private.
Has anyone actually looked at their tos (terms of service) to see if this IS legitmately a breach of contract? I'm not surprised nor do I ultimately care that I'm being recorded...I figured as much but I have nothing to hide either. What DOES upset me is that we were not notified of such....Most states require that we must let the other party know if we are recording them...but then the government totally blows that off and just does it without our knowledge (even if we pretty much assumed they did)....and the whole lets sacrifice our privacy in order to offer better security for our country...uh no...I don't trust anyone but myself, wife and daughter for my security heh. Again....just curious as to if anyone has checked or knows of the actual legalities of this and if it IS indeed a breach of contract.
EI
Old news boys, take a look here. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECHELON
Ho hummm...... the NSA has been intercepting all our calls and processing the voice and data for many years now, so Verizon forking over a few bills and records doesn't mean a lot .
Its all covered by the Intelligence Oversight Act which says that congress has oversight and must be informed , so they are all complicit in this violation of our constitutional rights, so who you gonna call, the UN?
They'll certainly be bored with my records. I haven't used 50 minutes in two years. Data, on the other hand, is a different story
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They'll certainly be bored with my records. I haven't used 50 minutes in two years. Data, on the other hand, is a different story
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Pretty much I talk to only a few people. Texting is pretty much the same. Data with me is pretty much it also
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salas2324 said:
The government sucks. Did y'all know the reason why walkie talkies are no more, is because they CANT trace those calls. I used to work at boost, all the drug dealers (not the normal street guy, but the guy from a mexican cartel) would buy cheap throw away phone since they killed walkie talkie. every week i would sell these guys a good 20 phones. Was mainly blackberries. I wonder why.
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What am I reading? I can walk into any Radio Shack and buy a walkie talkie. I can also buy a HAM and many other two way radios.
SirVilhelm said:
What am I reading? I can walk into any Radio Shack and buy a walkie talkie. I can also buy a HAM and many other two way radios.
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i believe he was referring to the old nextel type things.
Ahhhh, ok
ShapesBlue said:
Pretty much I talk to only a few people. Texting is pretty much the same. Data with me is pretty much it also
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Same here.
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Excessiveidling said:
Has anyone actually looked at their tos (terms of service) to see if this IS legitmately a breach of contract? I'm not surprised nor do I ultimately care that I'm being recorded...I figured as much but I have nothing to hide either. What DOES upset me is that we were not notified of such....Most states require that we must let the other party know if we are recording them...but then the government totally blows that off and just does it without our knowledge (even if we pretty much assumed they did)....and the whole lets sacrifice our privacy in order to offer better security for our country...uh no...I don't trust anyone but myself, wife and daughter for my security heh. Again....just curious as to if anyone has checked or knows of the actual legalities of this and if it IS indeed a breach of contract.
EI
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Do you think people can get out of contract without have to pay early term fee because of this?
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rootofalldroid said:
Do you think people can get out of contract without have to pay early term fee because of this?
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Does seem to be a "materially adverse change" or at the very least, adverse.
The average person will forget about it anyway.
Yes. I have a Neo but still is relevent to Gear 2.
The lack of apps and not being able to sideload is irritating right now but I believe when development progresses we will get these things. I refuse to pay a dollar for a calculator app or 2048. I would like to have them on my watch but think they are taking advantage. I just gave samsung 200 dollars for my neo, they should provide more free useful apps.
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azpatterson3 said:
The lack of apps and not being able to sideload is irritating right now but I believe when development progresses we will get these things. I refuse to pay a dollar for a calculator app or 2048. I would like to have them on my phone but think they are taking advantage. I just gave samsung 200 dollars, they should provide more free useful apps.
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How did you get the Gear 2 for $200? The Neo is $200 but the Gear 2 is $300.
JimSmith94 said:
How did you get the Gear 2 for $200? The Neo is $200 but the Gear 2 is $300.
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I do have a neo. They really need to combine these forums. Are you suggesting I need to post exclusively in neo forum?
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No essentially the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo are the same thing, only difference is the camera. But they are both called Gear 2.
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Yes. I have a Neo but still is relevent to Gear 2.
The lack of apps and not being able to sideload is irritating right now but I believe when development progresses we will get these things. I refuse to pay a dollar for a calculator app or 2048. I would like to have them on my watch but think they are taking advantage. I just gave samsung 200 dollars for my neo, they should provide more free useful apps.
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I agree more useful free apps would be nice, but the calculators and 2048 apps were created by 3rd party developers. I paid the $2... You're welcome to take your time and expertise and create some useful apps and give them away for free!!
AspenMan said:
I agree more useful free apps would be nice, but the calculators and 2048 apps were created by 3rd party developers. I paid the $2... You're welcome to take your time and expertise and create some useful apps and give them away for free!!
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lol... okay man.
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azpatterson3 said:
lol... okay man.
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Just giving ya a hard time
Güzel
Güzel fikir.. olabilir
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Güzel fikir.. olabilir
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Translated: "May be a good idea .."
It's true that 3rd party devs made the apps in their free time and I guess should be getting some money out of them but its really frustrating that Samsung released its watch that is starting to get popular with pretty much no apps available. And now when they realized their mistake they decided to launch the app challenge. The users are growing in numbers and the app store isn't keeping up. And paying $2 for a simple calculator app is pretty unheard of. Devs think since there are no apps they can scale the prices and I guess it does make sense but the fact remains that Samsung did a pretty dumb move here by not giving us any apps at launch cuz of their port to Tizen
My issue is is moot. One of our own XDA developers made a free calc app and had it approved by Samsung and is in the Samsung apps. Please feel free to buy smeiff a beer if you like and use his app.
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azpatterson3 said:
Yes. I have a Neo but still is relevent to Gear 2.
The lack of apps and not being able to sideload is irritating right now but I believe when development progresses we will get these things. I refuse to pay a dollar for a calculator app or 2048. I would like to have them on my watch but think they are taking advantage. I just gave samsung 200 dollars for my neo, they should provide more free useful apps.
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Brace yourself because you are going to see more apps cost money than be free due to the lack of screen real estate needed for effective advertising.
BlackZenith said:
Brace yourself because you are going to see more apps cost money than be free due to the lack of screen real estate needed for effective advertising.
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Interesting point. Don't think it will be much of an issue for me anyway as I've noticed the more apps I load, the less battery I have (some apps make a big difference in battery life).
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Looking for a suggestion on a smartwatch. I'll be pairing it with an android phone(s9+ or maybe a71 in the near future) and would like to have heart rate monitor and support to recieve all my notifications would be nice. In particular I need notifications for workplace messenger by Facebook primarily. Being able to respond to notifications would be nice but not totally required. I'd like other heart monitoring functions if possible but realize I can only expect so much from a $50 smartwatch!
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Engendro said:
Perfecto
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I'm legit curious.. Am I asking to much for $50.. I mean I can hop on Amazon and see several options that seems to fit the bill but given the nature of xda I figured I'd reach out here to see if and of the watches I had looked at might pop up in conversation. I feel like I'm asking for a reasonable trade off here in what I can or can't sacrifice, but if not, enlighten me what's reasonable to expect from a $50 smartwatch?
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Maybe it would help if you gave the name and brand of the watches you are wondering about.
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Well here's one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086L6DCQ7/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_g9naFbC1HRKYM
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elexa1 said:
Suggestion for smartwatch is also depend on user. Because I need to know about user usage and the platform he used mean IOS or Android.
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You do realize this thread is almost a year old?
Just saw a review of the OnePlus Smartwatch. Looks pretty solid for not much money!
Threads dead. Let's move on?
Hi, maybe some ideas, information, etc. here:
Other SmartWatches
Discussion for all other smartwatch devices
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