Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Saturday, 10 March 2012

Android Solar System Explorer App.





First thing you'll notice when you open up Solar System Explorer is how great it looks. This is a seriously polished app, with beautiful 3D models of every planet in our solar system, the moons of each planet, and each satellite the United States has launched. There's full pinch-to-zoom on all of the models as well as swiping support so you can change your perspective, too.
You move from planet to planet (or moon to moon) using pictures along the bottom of the screen. All of our planets are there, ordered from closest to farthest from the sun, and on the very end, you can get to the satellites. When you pick a planet, the pictures at the bottom of the screen change, and if the planet has any moons, images of those moons appear so you can see models and read up on them, should you choose to.
Aside from all of that, there's also an incredible treasure trove of information at your fingertips, all of it a button push away. When you've got a heavenly body selected, you're shown its general information by default, but should you leave this screen, tapping the eyeball will take you back to it. The little bar graph looking button shows you stats for your planet, all in relation to Earth.
Finally, the upside down peace sign tells you information about the structure of your planet and the 3D model changes to reflect said information. It's really quite cool seeing Earth broken up into differently colored layers and an explanation about what's going on in this beautiful blue-green ball we call home. (Plus, it reminds me of elementary school science class.)
Solar System Explorer also gives you the opportunity to just admire the solar system by hiding the information panel and zooming in and out. The full-screen experience is quite incredible, and at times like these, I wonder why I didn't do more to become something like an astronaut or work for NASA. This might "just" be an Android app, but it certainly instills a sense of awe in me.
If you're someone who has even a slight interest in our big, mysterious solar system, check this app out. It's great to just poke around in, but it's also chock full of such solid information, I don't see any reason why it couldn't be used as an educational tool, too.
Solar System Explorer is $1.99 in the Google Play Store. We've got download links after the break.

Download Onkyo Android app.


So I rearranged my living room over the past weekend and decided to retire my (gasp) 9-year-old receiver. Wasn't looking to spend a fortune, but surround sound is a must, Internet access is a plus. Ended up going with The Wirecutter's recommendation of the Onkyo TX-NR509. It's got a rear Ethernet port (if that's how you roll), or an optional Wifi dongle that plugs into the front USB port -- and an added bonus -- a companion Android application.
Let's really start off by saying that home audio is a pretty personal and finicky thing, and your setup will determine the usefulness of features. I've got an Xbox 360 and a Logitech Revue to handle most of my multimedia functions, so there's a good bit of what's the in Onkyo app -- specifically the music playback --  that I'll never use. You've pretty much got full remote capability, including switching inputs and sources. The app's layout's pretty intuitive, as are the settings. I'm not going to walk you through them as, again, your setup will vary from mine, and chances are you're a proper nerd and can do it yourself.
(I'll mention that the Onkyo has things like Internet radio and DLNA streaming, which is nice, but the on-screen UIs are so horrid that you'll likely not want to touch them.)



No, the one shining feature of the Onkyo Android app -- for me, anyway -- is the ability to change  the volume from another room. I've got kids. Two of 'em. The eldest is 5, and she can rock the Logitech Harmony One remote just fine to get her Dora on. But she's also going deaf, I'm convinced, because the TV will get louder and louder as she watches. Thanks to the Onkyo app, there's no more getting up from what I'm doing. No more arguing. I just turn the damn thing down, and no one's the wiser. (I can do the same thing with the Google TV Remote app, by the way.)
So that's what I'm rocking in the living room now, all connected like. (And it sounds good, too.) Onkyo says the app's compatible with all network AV receivers released since 2010, as well as the TX-8050 Network Stereo Receiver and the T-4070 Network Stereo Tuner. You may need to do a firmware update (mine took about 5 minutes) to get things going.
We've got screen shots and download links after the break




























Sunday, 16 October 2011

Updated Claystone 3D Launcher – Now With More 3D!




For those not familiar, we've attempted to go beyond the standard launcher apps by placing all your content (App Drawer, File Browser, Web Browser, etc) into panels that can be easily stacked atop another and swiped through. We've also brought a fair bit of outside content - YouTube, NY Times, Guardian, etc - into the mix, as well.

There's a host of new stuff in this latest update (more regional content, custom panel backgrounds, etc) but mainly, based on the feedback we got here, we've completely changed how you navigate with panels. With just a tap of the center launch bar icon, you get a 3D overview of all open panels.

We've got great feedback so far, but would love to hear what you think about the latest build. Everyone here has always been a tremendous help in shaping the app and we hope you enjoy the changes!

Thanks,

Download Android Market

How To Kill Wifi For Android?








Description:

Well, with this app you can disable internet connection for a device on the same network. So if someone (anyone) is abusing the internet wasting precious bandwidth for a Justin Bieber videoclips you could just kill their connection and stay happy with a full bandwidth just for yourself.


Android Store

Changelog:
v1.3:
added Menu => Search option for devices without hardware search button (sgs2)
touching the "searching" progress will stop searching and reschedule it in 30 seconds (useful with large networks)

v1.2:
fixed two FC
fixed counter bug (I hope)
fixed "ALL" toggle (should work as expected now)

v1.1:
added reject methods in settings
search button assigned to... searching IP's
fixed device count bug
fixed FC
(maybe) fixed a iptables error (in settings disable iptables)






Download Android Market

How to Restore Your Everything From Rom Manager Back Ups With AppExtractor For Android??


I've been working on an app called AppExtractor. It's meant to be a companion app to ROM Manager in that it allows you to restore individual apps, data, SMS, and MMS messages from your ROM Manager backups.

AppExtractor is compatible with backups created by ClockworkMod Recovery 5 as well as previous versions of CWM Recovery.

If you are interested, you can find it on the Market here










Download

Wednesday, 12 October 2011

Download Google+ (google plus) 1.0.8






Current Version:1.0.8
Requires Android:2.1 and up
Size:10MB
V1.0.8 update:
- Fixed a bug that prevented installation on some devices
- Improved messenger notification reliability
- Numerous crash fixes
- Disable speakerphone when headset is plugged in for hangouts
- New translations
Real-life sharing rethought for the web, wherever you are.
Google+ for mobile makes sharing the right things with the right people a lot simpler.
Features:
Circles let you share the right things with just the right people.
Visit the stream to get updates from your circles or see what people are saying nearby.
Instant Upload automatically uploads videos and photos to your own private album on Google+, making sharing a snap.
Messenger is super-fast messaging for everyone in your circles.
Mobile Hangouts allows you to video chat with up to 9 friends while you’re on the go.
Google+ is only available for users who are 18 and older.



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Saturday, 8 October 2011

Download Maze Lock For Symbian s60 v5 and s3 devices



Description

MazeLock offers an innovative way to unlock your touch screen phone.


Get the download links right now

How to use

1.Watch carefully the default unlock pattern when you start the application!

2.You need first to set your own unlock pattern by connecting some of the nine white dots together (There is a default unlock pattern pre setted). When you try to unlock your phone, you need to draw the same pattern exactly as you set.

3.You can also protect your side bar slider key — double click the menu key to lock the phone. When the phone is locked, single click the menu key to show you the lock screen with large time display, if you only want to glance at the time, signle click the menu key again to turn off the light to save the battery!

The lock screen can be easily configured according to your own preference: you can download plenty of backgrounds for free, the date and time display can be changed, the color of the text is also configurable.

Phone Supported

Nokia: 5228, 5230, 5233, 5235, 5250, 5530, 5800, N97, N97 mini, X6, C5, C6, C7, N8

Samsung: GT i8910 Omnia

Sony-Ericsson: U1 Satio, U5 Vivaz, U8 Kanna

Download

Thursday, 6 October 2011

How to Install Android 2.3 Gingerbread OS HTC HD2

Steps to install Gingerbread 2.3 on HTC HD2:



  • download the AOSP build file MDJ Android 2.3 Gingerbread AOSP Build for your HTC HD2 device and save the same on your desktop.
  • copy the Android folder into the root of your SD card. You need to copy the data.img file into the Android folder.
  • Now, you need to run the exe file with the name CLRXAD.exe on your HTC HD2 with the help of file explorer.
  • After running the exe file you will need to run the HARET.exe on your HTC HD2 device.
So within 10-15 minutes your HTC HD2 will boot up and there you go you can see that your device is now working on the Android’s Gingerbread operating system and not on lame Windows operating system 6.0. So, in just four simple steps to be precise you can easily install Gingerbread on your HTC HD2

Sunday, 2 October 2011

How to Free Bionic From HDMI Dock???





this is a flashable zip install method for those less technical of you




 

What this mod works:

It removes the device ID string check from PortalApp, and enables the webtop option in DockService. Replacing these two apk files effectively allows the webtop to launch without proprietary hardware.

What this means to you:

Webtop mode over any HDMI without an expensive dock.

Installation:

Method 1: Flashable ZIP

Flash THIS ZIP File

Method 2: ADB install

Download the package here: http://www.mediafire.com/?aauu692e0xctava

First Get the files to the device and remount /system as rw:

Code:
adb push DockService.apk /mnt/sdcard/
adb push PortalApp.apk /mnt/sdcard/
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system

Backup the original files:

Code:
mv /system/app/DockService.odex /system/app/DockService.odex.bak
mv /system/app/PortalApp.odex /system/app/PortalApp.odex.bak
cp /system/app/DockService.apk /system/app/DockService.apk.bak
cp /system/app/PortalApp.apk /system/app/PortalApp.apk.bak

Copy the modded files over fix permissions and reboot:

Code:
cp /mnt/sdcard/DockService.apk /system/app
cp /mnt/sdcard/PortalApp.apk /system/app
chmod 644 /system/app/DockService.apk
chmod 644 /system/app/PortalApp.apk
reboot

Done 

Friday, 30 September 2011

How to charge EVO 4G without using charging wires?

I recently got a HP Touchpad bundle and while the Touchpad is pretty darned decent and definitely worth a hundred bucks, what really impressed me was the touchstone charging dock. Its brilliant.

I looked into it and found the the palm pre also had this and some chap on the net had figured out how to shoehorn the unit into an evo.

I did the mod to mine and its amazing. No more charging cables. Yay!

This is my take on it - tutorial with pictures: HERE

This should come standard in all wireless devices!

Sunday, 4 September 2011

How To Change Android Boot Animation With Bootanimation Utility – 2.0.0


Now it is very easy to change your android boot animation with this little app you can download,backup and import more boot animations for you android device


Features:


Backup bootanimation from /data/local
Backup bootanimation from /system/media
Backup bootanimation from /system/customize/resource
Import bootanimations from /sdcard/bootanimation/import/bootanimation.zip
Import bootanimations from file manager
Download and import new bootanimations


Download here

Saturday, 3 September 2011

Android App – Get New Wallpaper Every Day

New HD wallpapers free for your android device every day and Share good wallpapers with your friends on Kakao talk, Facebook.

New HD wallpapers added Everyday!
Just Get it Free!
Features:
- Retina wallpapers (640×960) for iPhone4 display.
- Various Star photos & Handwriting wallpapers
- New Wallpaper Added Daily
- Share by Facebook, Twitter, Email
- Search & Bookmark your favorite wallpapers
Easily and quickly get the various wallpapers shared many on-line users,
Share good wallpapers with your friends on Kakao talk, Facebook.



Download

Android Explorer With Drag And Drop Support


If you are locking to explore your Android device with Pc then this is the best aap to explore and copy past

Features


Exploring files in your PC and Android
-Drag and Drop
-Mounting as RW
-Two ways to copy/move file – copy immediately or add it to the task list (queueing)
-Shortcuts to the most useful folders
-Coloring the items that are present on task list
-Expanding a directory tree after refreshing
-Executting files via double-click
-Preview of the tasks list
-Executting tasks in separate thread (no freezes while working)
-Log file
-Shortcuts like CTRL+C etc
-Chmod/Chown permission
-Updating module
-Installing pacakges
-editing files with automatic pulling and pushing

Requirements
-Framework 4.0
-Full ADB root
-USB Debbuging mode


Download And More Detail

Sunday, 28 August 2011

Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 Photos Leaked


An.droid Life has exclusively leaked the first images of the new Galaxy Tab 7.7, which is expected to be announced at IFA next week. There aren’t many details on the new device, except the fact it uses a 30-pin connector to charge like the Galaxy Tab 1o.1. How can we tell the difference between this and the 10.1? The 7.7 is charging on the side/small panel, while the 10.1 is on the bottom. Also, the device is rumored to be packing a Super AMOLED screen. Only time will tell, so stick with us next week as we cover IFA. Yeah, we’ll be there!

Check out the other shot after the break:



Holiday HTC caught again on camera, 4.5 inches of LTE heading for AT&T



Packing a 4.5 inch qHD display, 1.2GHz CPU (of the dual-core variety, natch) and a full Gigabyte of RAM, look for it to ship with Android 2.3.4 and Sense 3.0. And we can't forget the LTE radio, which should make this AT&T's first handset using the shiny new 4G network. While they can't confirm, there's a better than average chance this one will get the name "Waikiki" hung on it at launch -- surf's up!

Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation Preview


Gameloft in the last campaign, were all at the Android HD games for only 99 cents available, I immediately struck me and a couple of good games for my HTC sensational indulgence. One of them was playing Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus, I'm amazed at the graphics really. The mobile games look from game to game from getting better and Gameloft has a very big part. And finally, is the successor of Gameloft in Black Pegasus, and that Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation.

The graphics and gameplay of the third part again to see much better than it really is still the second part of the case. I'm really curious how it all on my HTC sensation is or even look at a Tablet. Gameloft also promises that nation is already falling due this Fall. I'm looking forward, do you?


Saturday, 27 August 2011

Sonic CD headed to Android for the holidays




Veteran games publisher SEGA has proven time and again that it's not afraid of dusting off an old classic for a re-release on modern systems. The latest to join that list is Sonic CD, with the recent news that SEGA will port the game on Android, iOS and other platforms in time for the holiday season.

Sonic CD was originally released on the SEGA CD back in 1993, but has traditionally been left out of SEGA compilations up until now. The game sees the company's spiky mascot travelling through time to correct the evil meddlings of Dr Eggman, saving all manner of furry critters along the way.

Also, SEGA says the re-release of Sonic CD will include the original Japanese soundtrack. For those of you wondering what that means... well, it means this.



Source: SEGA Blog

How to Avoid the Boot Loop Blues With Drag’n'MD5


Are you a developer? Are you a theme creator? Are you an end user? Do you have a pulse? The truth is that it doesn’t matter who or what you are; you’ve probably used an MD5 calculator at some point. In fact, if you flash ROMs often, you probably even one this week to make sure that the latest CyanogenMod nightly wasn’t corrupted in transit. After all, no one likes the boot loop blues.
To that end, XDA Recognized Developer D4rKn3sSyS has created a simple Windows application that makes MD5 generation easy! You’re a simple drag-and-drop away from generating that ubiquitous and tutelary, but otherwise-useless checksum. In the words of the developer:
Hello, this is a basic software, that let you calculate the MD5 about files/folder , with just drag and drop inside the box.
Two version, English, and Spanish


More Info on XDA
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