Keep your phone/tablet and your Dropbox in sync at all times. Rock-solid, battery efficient, full two-way(!) sync client for Dropbox. FEATURES INCLUDE ✓ Full two-way sync. Just like Dropbox on desktop ✓ Instant upload: new files (for example photos) are uploaded to Dropbox immediately ✓ Very efficient, consumes almost no battery if there is no […]
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Digital clock widget with wide settings. What is available: - Setting the background of the widget - Choice of fonts - Set the color display - Configuration format time 12/24 hours - Displays the date and day of week - Set an action when you click on the widget (set alarm clock, launch settings ..) […]
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You are worth having the best of photo widget on Android. ※ Pro version features ● Slideshow interval can be chosen. ● One click shuffle all your photos. ● 4 in 1 photo frame widget. (Support only one 4 in 1widget on Home screen) ● Future update functions and more than 30 kinds of different […]
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TuneIn is real radio. Discover, follow and listen to what’s most important to you from the world’s largest collection of sports, news, music and talk stations. TuneIn has over 100,000 real radio stations and more than four million podcasts from all over the world. TuneIn Radio Pro is display ad free and lets you record […]
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For the new Theme Engine only! Flux is designed with pixel perfect precision to give your phone a completely new modern look and feel! With high quality graphics and full of features, you will enjoy using your phone! Flux theme is compatible with CM11/PA (and every other rom with the new Theme Engine included) and […]
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A well established top-100 paid app with one of the highest ratings on the Play Store! With a beautiful and very easy-to-use UI, combines a series of powerful tools to manage and control your device with franco.Kernel. It’s simply the best tool of its kind – managing the Kernel parameters has never been more fun […]
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Get fully immersed in your Twitter with this beautiful, feature PACKED Twitter client with a design that actually makes sense! Created with Android 4.4 (KitKat) in mind. Includes full screen (translucent) layouts, stunning animations and more! Of course that doesn’t mean earlier versions of android get left out! The only thing that wasn’t able to […]
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#1 MUST-HAVE APP FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS POWERFUL FEATURES: ● Fastest camera on Android ● Best Photo Mode! ● Stable Shot ● Timer ● Voice Activated ● Burst Mode ● Collage ● Time Lapse ● Silent camera mode ● Grid overlays ● Horizon level ● Set actions for hardware buttons, e.g. volume to control zoom. POST PROCESSING: […]
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With hectic schedules, it can be hard to keep track of everything in your news feed. That’s why we created the TalkAndroid Daily Dose. This is where we recap the day’s hottest stories so you can get yourself up to speed in quick fashion. Happy reading!!
Android Wear
WhatsApp beta update brings in Android Wear support
[New Android Wear App] Attopedia brings Wikipedia to your wrist
Carriers
AT&T to sell the LG G Pad 7.0 LTE for $0.99 when bundled with certain LG phones
Motorola sending out soak test invites to Moto X owners on AT&T
Kyocera announces ruggedized Kyocera Hydro Life smartphone coming to T-Mobile, MetroPCS
Sony Xperia Z3 being tested on T-Mobile’s network prior to announcement
Verizon replies to FCC concerns regarding data throttling plan
Gaming
Google Play Store refund window increases to 2 hours
Google tips police to suspicious photos hidden inside a sex offender’s Gmail inbox
Phones
Huawei Ascend D3 could sport a fingerprint scanner
Kyocera announces ruggedized Kyocera Hydro Life smartphone coming to T-Mobile, MetroPCS
Motorola sending out soak test invites to Moto X owners on AT&T
[Deal] Best Buy selling the Moto G 4G for just $180
Oppo N1 Mini teaser hypes small size, big potential
Samsung holding Unpacked 2014 event on Sept. 3, Most likely Note 4
Samsung’s Galaxy Alpha in white gets photographed, looks very familiar
Sony Xperia Z3 being tested on T-Mobile’s network prior to announcement
Set-top Boxes
Amazon Fire TV gets more content
Tablets
AT&T to sell the LG G Pad 7.0 LTE for $0.99 when bundled with certain LG phones
Samsung unlikely to achieve tablet shipment goals for the year
Miscellaneous
July sales for HTC hit five-month low
Xiaomi’s sales in China soar at Samsung’s expense
Come comment on this article: TalkAndroid Daily Dose for August 4, 2014
With Android Wear, users can bring so much information directly to their wrists. For many, using Google Search with an Android Wear device would be enough to get answers. Others, though, may require something more. Now users can bring Wikipedia and its wealth of knowledge to their wrists. This is made possible with Attopedia, a new app that downsizes Wikipedia’s content to fit onto a smaller display. To make everything presentable, Attopedia utilizes a grid format so users can swipe around.
Hit the break for the gallery and download links.
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Originally unveiled in May, The Oppo N1 Mini has found its way back to the spotlight on the Indian Oppo Facebook page. The lead caption in the post says, “Revolutionary 24 Mega Pixels Ultra HD Camera, Coming Soon!.” Following the caption are words on the image itself saying, “Mini in size, Max on fun.” From the looks of things, the Oppo N1 Mini may finally arrive after a couple of months of being silent.
So revolutionary eh? What makes this phone special is the 24MP Ultra HD camera that’s on board. But do not get confused, the 24MP camera is actually a 13MP camera that swivels back and forth. So when taking shots of the city, you can turn the camera onto yourself and snap a bunch of selfies without physically turning the phone. So why does the caption say 24MP? Well the Oppo N1 mini features a Sony lens that has a sensor size of about 1/3.2″. The lens also uses Super Zoom mode which was first found on the Oppo Find 7. With all of that found within one camera lens, 24MP photos are produced.
Other than offering an astounding 24MP camera, the Oppo N1 mini packs some nice hardware. Starting on the outside, the N1 mini has a 5 inch screen with 720 x 1280 resolution. With a resolution like that, pixel density is about 294ppi. Under the hood, is a MediaTek octa-core chip and 1GB of RAM. Powering the device is a 2140mAh battery. Overall, we have a well established device with an extraordinary camera. The main focus for this phone is more than likely the camera itself. Most phones that you run into nowadays may have the standard 8MP camera or something like a 16MP that can be found on the Galaxy S5. This phone simply has a 13MP camera that swivels from front to back and generates 24MP images. Pretty cool if you ask me. There’s no word on a release for this phone but we should expect it to be sometime soon. Let us know what you think about the Oppo N1 mini. Will the camera be a main attraction for this handset?
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Because anonymity is the most enticing new resource the internet now has to offer, yet another service is popping up promising to keep your identity a secret while messaging others. It’s called Leak and the service (which was coded in a weekend) allows users to send completely anonymously send emails to anyone from their site, all without the receiver having the slightest inkling of who they are.
Okay, there’s a way to tag your relationship to the recipient, but only if you so choose. Other than that, you can send something as mean spirited or honest (seriously, go with honest) and dish on whatever you like — all without fear of judgement or consequence. It’s actually a pretty neat idea, one that “fixes” some of the shortcomings when using new social networks like Secret or Yak. With Leak, you’re not simply broadcasting a confession to an empty room. You bring the secret to others. No friends necessary.
Emails received cannot be replied to, leaving that person to stew in whatever revelation you have bestowed upon them, until the end of time. While this sounds like an easy way for people to talk sh*t or prank someone by sending a quick threat, Leak does have a terms of service (one that can involve local authorities) although they, for the most part, encourage users to keep things light and fun. So tell the office you forgot your underwear today, or that you had sex with 5 dudes last night — it’s all good.
Hit up the link below to start leaking right now from your Android web browser.
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Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android applications, games, and live wallpapers that went live in the Play Store or were spotted by us in the previous 2 weeks or so.
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35 Best New Android Games From The Last 2 Weeks (7/22/14 - 8/4/14) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
In what is probably a not so surprising move, Google seems to have pulled a game off of the Play Store that had garnered some public backlash over the game’s existence. The game is called Bomb Gaza and without explaining exactly what the game’s general goal is you can probably guess what it’s about. People definitely weren’t happy about this game being allowed on the Play Store in the first place. Although Google probably gets complaints about apps and games on a regular basis, Bomb Gaza would have had to receive quite an extensive number of complaints about it for it to receive the axe. PlayFTW is the developer(development team?)behind the game and you can apparently still find this game on Facebook although we have to wonder if it will end up getting pulled from the social network as well.
The goal, according to the source is to drop bombs on the Gaza strip without harming civilians, and you take control of, you guessed it, the Israeli military, to complete this task. While there are probably far more offensive things that people have seen on the Play Store, this one is obviously a touchy subject for many people. The game also reportedly had you attempting to dodge Hamas fighter jets who were shooting missiles at you as you fly over the strip, while dropping bombs on as many of the Islamist group members as you can.
Quite understandably people were furious over the fact that a game like this would be allowed on the Play Store, with comments stating “Please take this off the Play store. It is offensive and I am really let down that Google actually allowed this. If this game isn’t removed I’m starting a Google boycott”. Per Google’s policy for Play Store standards, offensive and abusive material is not allowed and thus this game was pulled. The game had apparently launched on July 29th which is nearly a week prior to now, and although Google has confirmed that the game has been removed due to policy violation they haven’t mentioned exactly what part of the policy that is. My curiosity has me wondering what the game looked like, but at the same time we’re glad it was pulled.
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We’re not sure why anyone would doubt it, but just in case there was any question Motorola would be updating the Moto X to Android L in the future, they’ve just come out and said it. In a Google+ post, Motorola’s VP of Product Management Punit Soni tells a user “Yup,” when asked if the Moto X would be updated to “Android L (5.0).” No, we’re not going to take this as confirmation of the upcoming L release’s version number, just a nice gesture by a man who has knowledge of these things.
You maybe remember about a month ago when an alleged Motorola Germany Facebook page “announced” that both the Moto X and G would receive Android L this fall. Turned out that was nothing more than a fake fan page and wasn’t operating in any official capacity. A few weeks later, a Motorola customer specialist appears to have mentioned in some correspondence with a customer that the X and G would indeed receive Android L, although that may have not been official enough for some folks.
So there you have it. The Moto X will receive Android L once it goes live sometime this fall. Of course, exactly how long it’ll take US carriers to push out the update is anyone’s guess. It’s a good thing that Motorola’s version of Android is the most toned down version offered by manufacturers, featuring a largely stock Android OS. This could mean that — as we saw with Android 4.4. KitKat — Motorola’s devices could be first out the gate (following closely behind Nexus devices, of course).
[Cachys Blog via BGR]
Last week after getting word about Verizon’s plans to throttle data speeds for some customers, FCC chairman Tom Wheeler said it was “disturbing” to him the path that Verizon was on. So disturbing that he issued a strongly worded letter asking Verizon to provide additional information to ensure the change was not in violation of some FCC directives. Verizon has now responded indicating that they are doing the same thing as other carriers.
In their response, Verizon argues that other carriers also throttle user data speeds in some situations. Verizon even provided the FCC with links to the network management plans of AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint to help drive home the point.
Verizon also points out that the announced plans are effectively the same plan that was implemented three years ago for their 3G network. The update just adds 4G connections to the mix. According to Verizon, data will only be throttled for customers on older, unlimited data plans when they are accessing the network via cell sites that are experiencing high demand. Verizon says they are actually protecting the majority of their customers by doing this,
“Rather than an effort to ‘enhance [our] revenue streams,’ our practice is a measured and fair step to ensure that this small group of customers do not disadvantage all others in the sharing of network resources during times of high demand.”
Verizon chief executive Daniel S. Mead thinks the change will only impact a “tiny minority” of users. Approximately five percent of Verizon’s customers on their 4G LTE network still have unlimited data plans and could be subject to the slowdown. Verizon notes that the network optimization does not apply to business customers or government customers who are on unlimited data plans.
The FCC indicates they are reviewing the response.
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The U.S. government may have reserves about Amazon delivering packages to your home via air drones, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t get a hold of your very own Parrot drones to pilot around for fun. Parrot, a company which makes a selection of remote controlled drones has apparently partnered up with Sprint to sell two minidrones that you can control with smartphones or tablets, called the Rolling Spider drone and the Jumping Sumo drone. Forget all practical reasoning as to why owning something like this matters or how it would benefit you, just watch the video and feel the awesome oozing out of it. Do you feel it? We did, and we want them, because they look cool and who could resist jumping that little sumo minidrone onto stuff?
Sprint reports that they are among the first retailers who will carry both these little minidrones which means that they won’t be the only place you can buy these at some point, but for now it looks like they’ll be one of the only major companies to where you could pick one up. Sprint also says that they’re coming soon which means they aren’t quite available yet but they surely look worth the wait. How long of a wait? They are due to arrive in Sprint stores on August 15th so really not that long. Both these minidrones can be used as we said with an Android smartphone or tablet in partnership with the companion app that can be downloaded from the Play Store called “free flight 3″.
Both the Rolling Spider and the Jumping Sumo are affixed with cameras so you can see all that’s going on and of course control your little drone from wherever you are inside the house as shown in the video. The Rolling Spider has 1GB of onboard flash memory that you can use to take and store photos, while the jumping sumo has a wide angle camera that can take photos and record video, and it can either stream them to the screen of the device you’re using to control it, or store them on a microUSB stick. The Jumping Sumo can also take 90 degree turns and jump up to 80 centimeters in height and length. The Rolling Spider can have two large wheels attached, which lets the pilot take their minidrone all over on the ground, but also up the walls and onto the ceiling where it can continue travel. Both minidrones come equipped with a 550mAh battery that can be recharged during downtime. The Rolling Spider will cost $99.99 when launched, and the Jumping Sumo will cost $159.99.
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The past years haven’t been the best for Apple, once the single power in control of the smartphone market. Android soon became the governing platform in the mobile industry, but there was one thing Apple would always mock Google’s OS for – web usage. This will no longer be the case, as Android has finally surpassed iOS’ amazing statistics in this category.
“I don’t know what these other tablets are doing. They must be in warehouses, or on store shelves, or maybe in somebody’s bottom drawer!” – Apple CEO Tim Cook
It’s no doubt a great victory for the Android community, taking away one of Apple’s very last weapons in the never-ending argument of the mobile operating systems. This data comes from Net Application’s research, which measures traffic within its network, accounting for 160 million monthly visits.
In the graph above we see Android taking Apple’s crown, if only by under 1%. The Android platform accounted for 44.62% of July’s traffic, while Apple fell behind at 44.19%. Does this mean Apple will stop trying to attack Android with silly statements? We are sure they will find something else to talk about, but it’s good to see them running out of content to throw at Google’s face.
Even if Google continues to grow in the mobile market, Apple is still raking in all the cash. They are winning in the most important aspect, which gives them plenty of power. What we do see happening in the near future is better competition for the consumer, though.
Developers will now have less of a reason to prefer one ecosystem over the other, as quantity and usage no longer favor iOS. Other factors come into play, but we are getting closer to the balanced market we all seek. Of course, this also means that something is happening in the OS that is helping its numbers improve. The OS is better than ever and it’s only improving. A quick look at Android L is all the proof you need to see.
So here you are on another Monday, the week stretching out before you into infinity. Will Friday ever arrive? Maybe and maybe not. Until we find out, you can occupy yourself with these apps and games, which are on sale for a pittance. They won't alter the flow of time to make it Friday, but at least you'll save some money.
Moon+ Reader Pro – $2.49 from $4.99
Daily Expense Manager PRO – $1.63 from $3.99
Dokuro – $0.99 from $2.99
rymdkapsel – $1.99 from $3.99
Magazine Mogul – $1.20 from $4.99
JoyJoy – Free from $1.99 (Amazon)
Monday App And Game Sales: Moon+ Reader Pro, Rymdkapsel, Magazine Mogul, And More was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
