The Android thread
The Android thread
Have an app recommendation so may as well start an Android thread. If people add interesting apps I will compile them in the OP every so often so we have a list. If we keep most of the chat about apps, devices and new versions of Android in here it should become a useful resource over time.
App listing:
Antutu: Mobile benchmark.
Speedtest.net: Test data connection speed, latency etc.
Wifi Analyzer: Find channels with least interference, see SNR etc.
Antennas: See which GSM base station you are connected to and others in your area (with Maps integration) and see signal performance details
Google Sky Map: Find shit in space
Goggles: Picture search, translation, OCR, barcode scanning
Aldiko/Kindle: ereaders
Angry Birds: Addictive games
IMO: Mobile IM, handles MSN, Gtalk, Yahoo, Skype etc.
Google+: Social networking with multi-way free videoconferencing
Skype: Free calls
Whatsapp/Viber: free messaging
Next Train Ireland: Handy Irish train app.
Airdroid: Wirelessly manage and use device from a computer.
Opera Mini/Firefox/Dolphin HD: Alternate browsers.
Astro: File Manager
MoveToSD: Free up internal memory space
Curvefish widgets: Power management and quick toggles
BatteryLife: Good battery meter
Compass: Electronic compass
JuiceDefender: Automate power saving tasks
Shazam/SoundHound: Identify songs.
Vignette: Camera effects etc.
SKy+ - 7 day EPG, remote record etc
BubbleUPnP - DLNA music streaming and control
ES File Explorer - best file browser around, does SMB, LAN, FTP and Cloud. works even better on rooted device
MAME4Droid - MAME video game emulator, brilliant if you know where to find the ROMS
PicSay Pro - photo effects package
SketchBook Mobile - brilliant painting package, would be best on tabs though I think
Paper Camera - real-time camera effects
Sonic CD - old skool
Evernote - multi device note taking and syncing tool
Minecraft Pocket Edition: game, payware, big update next week
World of Goo: game, payware , get if for cheap at the moment with other games at http://www.humblebundle.com
TeslaLED: free flashlight app, and the only one that doesn't require invasive permission (phone calls, full internet access, etc)
Converts: free unit converter, most stuff including clothing size (US/UK/EU), miles per gallon to litre per 100km, gallon to imp gallon to kg, etc...
Droid48: free HP48 emulator, yay.
ColorNote: freee post-it like notes, which you can also stick to the desktop, always handy.
ConnectBot: free ssh client, if you don't know what ssh is, just forget about this, you don't need this app, trust me.
Hailo - For London types, pinpoints and orders a taxi to your location.= - Very very good.
Tube Map - Self explanatory.
Kayak - Holds all your travel details, tells you when your flight might be delayed and suggests alternative options.
Around Me - Restaurants, ATM's, petrol stations etc, tells you where they all out fairly easily.
FilmOn TV - Has more or less every free to air channel stream.
Mp3 Music Download - Want Mp3, Get Mp3 - Free
Unified Remote - Control your laptop through your phone.
Pulse - Aggregates all your favourite news feeds into one panel.
Where's my Droid - If lost or stolen it will lock and locate your phone.
TuneIn: Internet radio, thousands of stations.
Chrome to Phone: Send links from your Chrome browser to your phone instantly.
MapDroyd- Can download maps before you travel so don't have to use roaming data while abroad.
mPass - for Air New Zealand frequent flyers
Key Ring - Save loyalty cards to your phone so you don't have to carry the bloody things everywhere.
ThinkFreeOffice - lets you open office documents. Lite version is free
Ultimate stopwatch- is what it's says
Recordoid - Dictaphone that should have come with the bloody thing in the first place.
Robo Defence - fun turrent defence game
Translate - translate different languages
Ultimate lightsaber - turn your phone in to a lightsaber
Once the list gets really big I will probably sort into games, utilities etc.
App listing:
Antutu: Mobile benchmark.
Speedtest.net: Test data connection speed, latency etc.
Wifi Analyzer: Find channels with least interference, see SNR etc.
Antennas: See which GSM base station you are connected to and others in your area (with Maps integration) and see signal performance details
Google Sky Map: Find shit in space
Goggles: Picture search, translation, OCR, barcode scanning
Aldiko/Kindle: ereaders
Angry Birds: Addictive games
IMO: Mobile IM, handles MSN, Gtalk, Yahoo, Skype etc.
Google+: Social networking with multi-way free videoconferencing
Skype: Free calls
Whatsapp/Viber: free messaging
Next Train Ireland: Handy Irish train app.
Airdroid: Wirelessly manage and use device from a computer.
Opera Mini/Firefox/Dolphin HD: Alternate browsers.
Astro: File Manager
MoveToSD: Free up internal memory space
Curvefish widgets: Power management and quick toggles
BatteryLife: Good battery meter
Compass: Electronic compass
JuiceDefender: Automate power saving tasks
Shazam/SoundHound: Identify songs.
Vignette: Camera effects etc.
SKy+ - 7 day EPG, remote record etc
BubbleUPnP - DLNA music streaming and control
ES File Explorer - best file browser around, does SMB, LAN, FTP and Cloud. works even better on rooted device
MAME4Droid - MAME video game emulator, brilliant if you know where to find the ROMS
PicSay Pro - photo effects package
SketchBook Mobile - brilliant painting package, would be best on tabs though I think
Paper Camera - real-time camera effects
Sonic CD - old skool
Evernote - multi device note taking and syncing tool
Minecraft Pocket Edition: game, payware, big update next week
World of Goo: game, payware , get if for cheap at the moment with other games at http://www.humblebundle.com
TeslaLED: free flashlight app, and the only one that doesn't require invasive permission (phone calls, full internet access, etc)
Converts: free unit converter, most stuff including clothing size (US/UK/EU), miles per gallon to litre per 100km, gallon to imp gallon to kg, etc...
Droid48: free HP48 emulator, yay.
ColorNote: freee post-it like notes, which you can also stick to the desktop, always handy.
ConnectBot: free ssh client, if you don't know what ssh is, just forget about this, you don't need this app, trust me.
Hailo - For London types, pinpoints and orders a taxi to your location.= - Very very good.
Tube Map - Self explanatory.
Kayak - Holds all your travel details, tells you when your flight might be delayed and suggests alternative options.
Around Me - Restaurants, ATM's, petrol stations etc, tells you where they all out fairly easily.
FilmOn TV - Has more or less every free to air channel stream.
Mp3 Music Download - Want Mp3, Get Mp3 - Free
Unified Remote - Control your laptop through your phone.
Pulse - Aggregates all your favourite news feeds into one panel.
Where's my Droid - If lost or stolen it will lock and locate your phone.
TuneIn: Internet radio, thousands of stations.
Chrome to Phone: Send links from your Chrome browser to your phone instantly.
MapDroyd- Can download maps before you travel so don't have to use roaming data while abroad.
mPass - for Air New Zealand frequent flyers
Key Ring - Save loyalty cards to your phone so you don't have to carry the bloody things everywhere.
ThinkFreeOffice - lets you open office documents. Lite version is free
Ultimate stopwatch- is what it's says
Recordoid - Dictaphone that should have come with the bloody thing in the first place.
Robo Defence - fun turrent defence game
Translate - translate different languages
Ultimate lightsaber - turn your phone in to a lightsaber
Once the list gets really big I will probably sort into games, utilities etc.
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This kicks ass. Called Airdroid.
http://www.reghardware.com/2012/01/31/a ... _airdroid/
Install app on phone/tablet. Start app. Start PC/MAC connected to same wifi network. Open browser. Navigate to IP on phone/tablet screen and enter displayed access code.
Voila! You're connected. You can wirelessly transfer music on and off your Android device, send texts and mails from the phone using your computer keyboard, play music wirelessly off the device, browse files etc.
Best app I have seen in a while.
http://www.reghardware.com/2012/01/31/a ... _airdroid/
Install app on phone/tablet. Start app. Start PC/MAC connected to same wifi network. Open browser. Navigate to IP on phone/tablet screen and enter displayed access code.
Voila! You're connected. You can wirelessly transfer music on and off your Android device, send texts and mails from the phone using your computer keyboard, play music wirelessly off the device, browse files etc.
Best app I have seen in a while.
Re: The Android thread
The android robot is adorable
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I will have to check that out.
Gesture search is one of my favorite apps. Just write on your screen with your finger to ssearch contacts, menus, and apps.
Apps 2 SD or similar is a must for phones with expandable memory, but only a small internal memory. Moves selected apps from the internal memory to your micro SD card.
Google googles is great for identifying signs, staues, building labels etc.
Shazam is good for identifying music, as long as it's not too new or alternative.
Bubble turns your phone into a spirit level.
whatsapp uses data to send texts to friends who also have whatsapps. So no text message charge.
Gesture search is one of my favorite apps. Just write on your screen with your finger to ssearch contacts, menus, and apps.
Apps 2 SD or similar is a must for phones with expandable memory, but only a small internal memory. Moves selected apps from the internal memory to your micro SD card.
Google googles is great for identifying signs, staues, building labels etc.
Shazam is good for identifying music, as long as it's not too new or alternative.
Bubble turns your phone into a spirit level.
whatsapp uses data to send texts to friends who also have whatsapps. So no text message charge.
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Very useful app for company mobile phones is "say no to 0845" which converts an 0845 number (chargeable on most mobile phone tariffs) to their normal landline number.
0845 pah Thieving bastards!!
0845 pah Thieving bastards!!

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Such a Scot!Openside wrote:Very useful app for company mobile phones is "say no to 0845" which converts an 0845 number (chargeable on most mobile phone tariffs) to their normal landline number.
0845 pah Thieving bastards!!
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Great OS, just waiting for Ice Cream Sandwich now!
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Yeah, I have two HTC devices so I am debating rooting one of them. Looks like a bit of a pain in the hole though.odd144 wrote:Great OS, just waiting for Ice Cream Sandwich now!
Neither of mine are carrier-tied so I should get the OTA update from HTC once they have it ready, later this month apparently. I'll probably wait to see if they make a balls of it, the vanilla version is lovely to use.
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?????odd144 wrote:Great OS, just waiting for Ice Cream Sandwich now!
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That's brilliant.Openside wrote:Very useful app for company mobile phones is "say no to 0845" which converts an 0845 number (chargeable on most mobile phone tariffs) to their normal landline number.
0845 pah Thieving bastards!!
Considering the number of lengthy call I had to make as a result of a troublesome house move, this could have saved me quite a bunch.
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Not you ya pillock. OS stands for operating system and Ice Cream Sandwich is the Google name for Android 4.0, the latest version.Openside wrote:?????odd144 wrote:Great OS, just waiting for Ice Cream Sandwich now!
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Apposite wrote:Not you ya pillock. OS stands for operating system and Ice Cream Sandwich is the Google name for Android 4.0, the latest version.Openside wrote:?????odd144 wrote:Great OS, just waiting for Ice Cream Sandwich now!





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Sudoku: as it says.
Tele7: French TV programmes. Full of ads. Don't like it.
Traducteur: French / English translator. Fairly crap.
Taux de change: Currency convert. User friendly.
RATP: Paris transport app. Next bus time. Journey planner. Pretty good
OpenBike: Find the closest Velib' in Paris. Only used it once.
Tele7: French TV programmes. Full of ads. Don't like it.
Traducteur: French / English translator. Fairly crap.
Taux de change: Currency convert. User friendly.
RATP: Paris transport app. Next bus time. Journey planner. Pretty good
OpenBike: Find the closest Velib' in Paris. Only used it once.
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Openside wrote:Apposite wrote:Not you ya pillock. OS stands for operating system and Ice Cream Sandwich is the Google name for Android 4.0, the latest version.Openside wrote:?????odd144 wrote:Great OS, just waiting for Ice Cream Sandwich now!![]()
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I find Opera to be the best browser. It narrows all the text down so that no matter how much you zoom in, it will always fit the screen.
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SKy+ - 7 day EPG, remote record etc
BubbleUPnP - DLNA music streaming and control
Kindle - well duh!
ES File Explorer - best file browser around, does SMB, LAN, FTP and Cloud. works even better on rooted device
MAME4Droid - MAME video game emulator, brilliant if you know where to find the ROMS
PicSay Pro - photo effects package
SketchBook Mobile - brilliant painting package, would be best on tabs though I think
Paper Camera - real-time camera effects
Sonic CD - old skool
Evernote - multi device note taking and syncing tool
BubbleUPnP - DLNA music streaming and control
Kindle - well duh!
ES File Explorer - best file browser around, does SMB, LAN, FTP and Cloud. works even better on rooted device
MAME4Droid - MAME video game emulator, brilliant if you know where to find the ROMS
PicSay Pro - photo effects package
SketchBook Mobile - brilliant painting package, would be best on tabs though I think
Paper Camera - real-time camera effects
Sonic CD - old skool
Evernote - multi device note taking and syncing tool
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Anyone have a recommendation for a decent music app? Don't like the stock Android one or the HTC one really.
Not Spotify, or Last.fm, I just mean a music player. Downloaded Winamp but it doesn't have skip/pause on lockscreen which is a pain.
Not Spotify, or Last.fm, I just mean a music player. Downloaded Winamp but it doesn't have skip/pause on lockscreen which is a pain.
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Find pubs and bars app... 

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Minecraft Pocket Edition: game, payware, big update next week
World of Goo: game, payware , get if for cheap at the moment with other games at http://www.humblebundle.com
TeslaLED: free flashlight app, and the only one that doesn't require invasive permission (phone calls, full internet access, etc)
Converts: free unit converter, most stuff including clothing size (US/UK/EU), miles per gallon to litre per 100km, gallon to imp gallon to kg, etc...
Droid48: free HP48 emulator, yay.
ColorNote: freee post-it like notes, which you can also stick to the desktop, always handy.
ConnectBot: free ssh client, if you don't know what ssh is, just forget about this, you don't need this app, trust me.
World of Goo: game, payware , get if for cheap at the moment with other games at http://www.humblebundle.com
TeslaLED: free flashlight app, and the only one that doesn't require invasive permission (phone calls, full internet access, etc)
Converts: free unit converter, most stuff including clothing size (US/UK/EU), miles per gallon to litre per 100km, gallon to imp gallon to kg, etc...
Droid48: free HP48 emulator, yay.
ColorNote: freee post-it like notes, which you can also stick to the desktop, always handy.
ConnectBot: free ssh client, if you don't know what ssh is, just forget about this, you don't need this app, trust me.
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Re: The Android thread
The android browser does that to.fogerty wrote:I find Opera to be the best browser. It narrows all the text down so that no matter how much you zoom in, it will always fit the screen.
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I don't think the stock Android browser does it as well as some of the manufacturer modified ones. I find the browser on HTC phones great for text reflow though. I really don't see the appeal of Opera mini at all and I love their desktop browser.GigotHaricot wrote:The android browser does that to.fogerty wrote:I find Opera to be the best browser. It narrows all the text down so that no matter how much you zoom in, it will always fit the screen.
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Quiet a mixture of apps, some from my old phone, some on my new Nexus and a good portion on the Galaxy Tablet (most of the kids games etc).
Angry Birds *3 - needs no comment great game(s)
Astro - file manager
A* Times Table - to teach my kids math
Adobe Flash
Adobe Photoshop Express
ADWLauncher EX
Amazon Kindle
AirAttack HD Part 1 - decent game
Apparatus - great game, problem solving.
Battery Solo Widget - battery indicator
Beautiful Widgets - very nice and cool widgets
British Gas - manage british gas accounts, send meter readings etc
BW Animation Package
CamScanner - use camera to can documents to PDF
CanonLenses - useful for looking up canon lense details, reviews etc
Dungeon Defenders: Second Wave
DropBox - brilliant share files all over the place 2GB free
EasyScorecard - Golf scorecard
Endomondo Sports Tracker PRO - gps sports tracker for running, cycling etc
English for Smart Keyboard
Facebook Messenger
Fancy Drawings
Fieldrunners HD - decent game
Flick Golf! - cool game
Flight Control - cool game
FuelLog - Car Management - track petrol for my car with some useful stats
Fun Math Tricks Lite - kids math
Glow Hockey - kids game
Google Books
Google Goggles
Google Reader - rss reader
Google Search
Google Shopper
Google Voice
Google+
Google Sky Map - check out the night sky
Harry Potter SpellCaster - kids game
Honeycomb ADW Theme
Jewels Delux - addictive game
Juice Defender - battery saving app - very good & free
Kaloer Clock - Night Clock
Livesports24 F1™ Racing
Met Office Weather Application
Mileage
Minecraft - Pocket Edition
Mindjet
NinJump - kids game
Pack for Space Physics - ok game
Pano - take panoramic pics
Paper Camera - cool camera app with lots of effects (see effect in real time)
Paper Toss - decent game
QR BARCODE SCANNER
Recipe Search
Retro Camera
Retro Clock Widget
SetCPU for Root Users
Silent Toggle Widget - widget to easy switch between silent, vibrate and ring
SimCity™ Deluxe - meh ok
SMS backup and restore
SketchBook Mobile - very good drawing app
Sky+ - set recording and reminders
SlideIT Black Licorice skin
SlideIT Keyboard
Smart Keyboard PRO
Space Physics
Star Chart
Star Wars Message Sounds
Starry night Lite
TED Air
TETRIS®
TuneIn Radio - lots of streaming radio from all over the world
The Candy Factory HD - kids interactive book
Titanium Backup - backup app - needs root
Voice Search
Vlingo - voice search and cool in-car controls
When I Get Bigger - kids interactive book
Where's my Droid - find your droid when misplaced
What's app - free texting
Yoo Ninja! Free - kids game
Wifi Analyzer
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Hailo - For London types, pinpoints and orders a taxi to your location.= - Very very good.
Tube Map - Self explanatory.
Kayak - Holds all your travel details, tells you when your flight might be delayed and suggests alternative options.
Around Me - Restaurants, ATM's, petrol stations etc, tells you where they all out fairly easily.
FilmOn TV - Has more or less every free to air channel stream.
Mp3 Music Download - Want Mp3, Get Mp3 - Free
Unified Remote - Control your laptop through your phone.
Pulse - Aggregates all your favourite news feeds into one panel.
Where's my Droid - If lost or stolen it will lock and locate your phone.
Tube Map - Self explanatory.
Kayak - Holds all your travel details, tells you when your flight might be delayed and suggests alternative options.
Around Me - Restaurants, ATM's, petrol stations etc, tells you where they all out fairly easily.
FilmOn TV - Has more or less every free to air channel stream.
Mp3 Music Download - Want Mp3, Get Mp3 - Free
Unified Remote - Control your laptop through your phone.
Pulse - Aggregates all your favourite news feeds into one panel.
Where's my Droid - If lost or stolen it will lock and locate your phone.
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If you want to add a little bit of detail on any ones you particularly like I will add to the OP.Insane_Homer wrote:Quiet a mixture of apps, some from my old phone, some on my new Nexus and a good portion on the Galaxy Tablet (most of the kids games etc).
Angry Birds *3
Astro
A* Times Table
Adobe Flash
Adobe Photoshop Express
ADWLauncher EX
Amazon Kindle
AirAttack HD Part 1
Apparatus
Battery Solo Widget
Beautiful Widgets
British Gas
BW Animation Package
CamScanner - use camera to can documents to PDF
CanonLenses
Dungeon Defenders: Second Wave
DropBox
EasyScorecard (Golf)
Endomondo Sports Tracker PRO
English for Smart Keyboard
Facebook Messenger
Fancy Drawings
Fieldrunners HD
Flick Golf!
Flight Control
FuelLog - Car Management
Fun Math Tricks Lite
Glow Hockey
Google Books
Google Goggles
Google Reader
Google Search
Google Shopper
Google Voice
Google+
Google Sky Map
Harry Potter SpellCaster
Honeycomb ADW Theme
Jewels Delux
Juice Defender
Kaloer Clock - Night Clock
Livesports24 F1™ Racing
Met Office Weather Application
Mileage
Minecraft - Pocket Edition
Mindjet
NinJump
Pack for Space Physics
Pano
Paper Camera
Paper Toss
QR BARCODE SCANNER
Recipe Search
Retro Camera
Retro Clock Widget
SetCPU for Root Users
Silent Toggle Widget
SimCity™ Deluxe
SMS backup and restore
SketchBook Mobile
Sky+
SlideIT Black Licorice skin
SlideIT Keyboard
Smart Keyboard PRO
Space Physics
Star Chart
Star Wars Message Sounds
Starry night Lite
TED Air
TETRIS®
TuneIn Radio
The Candy Factory HD
Titanium Backup
Voice Search
Vlingo
When I Get Bigger
Where's my Droid
What's app
Yoo Ninja! Free
Wifi Analyzer
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Firefox on PC and Dolphin HD on Mobiles and TabletsGigotHaricot wrote:The android browser does that to.fogerty wrote:I find Opera to be the best browser. It narrows all the text down so that no matter how much you zoom in, it will always fit the screen.
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thanks apposite
very useful fred
very useful fred
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Juice Defender I highly recommend, my battery lasts 1.7x as long now (apparently) so basically an extra day or two without requiring a charge. Fantastic. JMK posted about it on the old site.
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Dead Space... but does not work on all Androids just ones with some serious hardware... but its mindblowingly awesome
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JD already listed.
No idea what Dead Space is, a game I presume?
No idea what Dead Space is, a game I presume?
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Yep its a gameApposite wrote:JD already listed.
No idea what Dead Space is, a game I presume?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdK2biuSwss
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That's the most boring looking game clip I have ever seen! Shit quality too.Rocketz wrote:Yep its a gameApposite wrote:JD already listed.
No idea what Dead Space is, a game I presume?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdK2biuSwss
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Just downloaded and installed Airdroid. Thank you so much. What an awesome app.
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+1..Thomas wrote:Just downloaded and installed Airdroid. Thank you so much. What an awesome app.
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Kickass isn't it? Fair fucks to The Register!
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Apposite wrote:Kickass isn't it? Fair fucks to The Register!
What does it do??
also how do you delete apps?? I downloaded the cut the rope guide and I can't get rid of it and it keeps trying to add other stuff??
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Yeah JD is, but with no f**king explanation of what it does, bro.Apposite wrote:JD already listed.
No idea what Dead Space is, a game I presume?
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Hova wrote:Yeah JD is, but with no f**king explanation of what it does, bro.Apposite wrote:JD already listed.
No idea what Dead Space is, a game I presume?
JuiceDefender: Automate power saving tasks
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What does Airdroid do? As I said in the short description "Airdroid: Wirelessly manage and use device from a computer.". The second post in this thread has more detail. If you don't understand what it does or why it is handy you don't need it.Openside wrote:What does it do??Apposite wrote:Kickass isn't it? Fair fucks to The Register!
also how do you delete apps?? I downloaded the cut the rope guide and I can't get rid of it and it keeps trying to add other stuff??
To get rid of apps, use:
Settings > Applications > Manage Applications. Click into the app you want to zap and there will be an uninstall option.