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Android Apps
posted by rvshah on Thursday, 15th April 2010, 10:19

Elite

All,

A few people on here must have an Driod phone can't all be ifunkers. So I wanted a thread to share any apps free or paid for that might be worth looking into.

I have just got the Desire and so far have d/l

Layar - the augmented reality thing, so far pretty good although not used it outside just from the office chair has a find a pub layar which is cool.

BeebPlayer - to stream iplayer, not tried it yet will report how good it is

Google Googles - thats pretty cool, take a photo and use it to search the world

London Underground - Useful shows up to date tube status and has a map if you don't know london that well.

WSOP - Cost $2.99 seems like a decent poker game so far only played one game not much lag and simple to use.

RE: Android Apps
posted by whoot on Thursday, 15th April 2010, 12:38

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cheers for this. I cant bring myself to get an iphone so I am planning on going droid on my next handset.

RE: Android Apps
posted by enemyonpc on Thursday, 15th April 2010, 13:26

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I've got the Hero and theres a couple of great free apps

Where's my droid - Ever forgotten where you put your phone and cant ring it coz it's on silent? This lets you txt a password of your choosing to the phone which switches it to normal mode and makes it ring out till you find it. Surprisingly handy i've foundGrinning.

Ringdroid - Allows you to create ringtones and message alerts from your mp3s on the phone

imusic and or musiczilla - allow to search and dwonload songs direct to the phone, it's all free so i'm guessing they won't be around longGrinning

Bryan

RE: Android Apps
posted by rvshah on Thursday, 15th April 2010, 14:18

Elite

Thanks Bryan, which music app is better might have a go with one of them.

RE: Android Apps
posted by enemyonpc on Thursday, 15th April 2010, 14:36

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weve only got the free version mind which limit search results but i prefer imusic, my nephew, on the other hand, whos younger and probably knows better swears by musiczilla.

Forgot to mention Google Sky above, its pretty useless but cool none the lessGrinning

HTH
Bryan 

RE: Android Apps
posted by ste_p0270 on Friday, 16th April 2010, 12:50

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Sex Wiki - slang terms for positions / acts etc. very enlightening Grinning

Ste

RE: Android Apps
posted by Snaps on Friday, 16th April 2010, 15:27

Elite

The single best app ever found.
A daily Calvin and Hobbes strip delivered straight to my phone.

If anyones found a solution to no flash player on a G1 I'll be your friend for life.



Snaps

Every Third Car
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I used to be with it, but then they changed what 'it' was.
Now, what I'm with isn't it, and what's 'it' seems weird and scary

RE: Android Apps
posted by The original 42pcenter MD on Monday, 19th April 2010, 14:49

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Jjust ordered my Desire. I shall be checking this thread out.




WELCOME TO KINKY CLUB.

RE: Android Apps
posted by ste_p0270 on Tuesday, 20th April 2010, 08:26

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i really like it... it's a nice sleek classy phone. the touch screen is great, as is the camera which takes
photo's in a slightly wider format (5:3) than my N95.

i've only downloaded a few apps so far (all freebies), but will probably consider paying for Co Pilot 8
when i get paid next month. incidently, the GPS lock on is ****ing fast!! even indoors.

Quote:
A daily Calvin and Hobbes strip delivered straight to my phone

good spot snaps... i love C&H!! i'm looking for the one with the monsters under the bed - "they lie, i lie!"
C&H online.. http://www.gocomics.com/calvinandhobbes/1984/08/14/

Ste

This item was edited on Tuesday, 20th April 2010, 08:31

RE: Android Apps
posted by Jimbo :oȚ on Tuesday, 20th April 2010, 11:21

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Quote:
will probably consider paying for Co Pilot 8
Dunno about v8 but I originally bought my first GPS Mitac with CP 4.
TomTom at the time was a bit behind in street level accuracy and that led to me to the CoPilot, which was exceptionally up to date with Glasgow street mapping at the time.

I lasted about 2 months. I had paid Ł99 for it at the time and switched to TomTom at the first chance I got (v5 TT iirc)
Maps on the CP set to 3D looked like someone had taken a paper map and held it at an angle.
Turn indications were painfully slow and on many occasions I was a good 100 yards beyond the turning before it indicated it on screen (remembering I was in unfamiliar areas at the time)
Never had the issue with TomTom.

To each their own, but if it has the trial of CoPilot on it I'd give that a go first, my old XDA Zest had the CP trial on it (think it's 6 or 7 though) and even just looking at it it reminded me of those almost-2D maps.

Jimbo : oȚ

"Making Teenagers depressed is like shooting fish inna barrel"

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