Posted by Tamour Khan on Tuesday, November 24, 2009,
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Now, you can use AppManager to backup most apps, but
protected apps are not included in this because they are stored in a
different directory. With a rooted phone, you can access this directory
and copy the apps to your SD card or to your computer.
First method, copy with your phone to SD card:
- Install and open a Terminal Emulator on your phone.
- Enter su to be superuser (root).
- Enter cd /data/app-private/ to enter the protected application directory.
- Use ls to view the apps in the directory.
- Ent...
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Posted by TK on Friday, April 10, 2009,
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DataViz have launched a version of their Office file editing app Documents To Go for Android. Promised back in December,
Documents To Go can open Microsoft Word and Excel files and
attachments, as well as allow editing and creating of them, up to and
including Office 2007 files.
Rich formatting is supported, such as bold, italics, underline, font
color, alignment, bullets and numbered lists, together with tables,
bookmarks and comments. Documents To Go will also display footnotes,
endnotes ... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Friday, March 27, 2009,
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Diotek has introduced a new app that adds handwriting recognition capability to Android devices. The software will be able to understand English and Korean handwriting. From a mobile phone
point of view, it will be compatible with the Android powered G1 HTC.
The software works in a similar manner to your older style PDA ( Transcriber function in WM).
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Posted by TK on Thursday, March 19, 2009,
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A newly released app for the G1 allows you to quickly and easily
share your smartphones internet connection with your laptop. The app, PdaNet
is currently available to download however it is still in beta. Currently, PdaNet is a free app, however once
out of beta it will become a paid app.
Setup is quick and easy, just download the app on your computer,
then follow the instructions for setup. That process will automatically
install PdaNet on your G1. Once the setup and installation is comple... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Tuesday, March 10, 2009,
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The latest beta release of TouchDown has added Exchange
ActiveSync push email support for the G1. While the push support is
currently limited to the latest beta release, it is also expected to be
available in the next stable release, which means current (non-beta)
users should hopefully see the upgraded features soon.
As far as what features that you can expect, TouchDown will allow the user to;
- Compose and send Email
- Reply to, Reply All and Forward your email
- Delete Email messages
- Move emai...
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Posted by TK on Thursday, March 5, 2009,
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Broek op Langedijk, the Netherlands – RS TechMedic B.V., a Dutch based company with eight years experience in medical device development, today announced the release of their G1 Android telemedicine Application. With this application, physicians can monitor vital signs of ambulant and home‐care patients at anytime from anywhere around the world. This product offers a significant increase of patient comfort, fast recognition of heart and respiratory respiratory problems
and a redu... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Wednesday, February 25, 2009,
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"WHERE" is launching on the T-Mobile G1 Android device on February 25, 2009. The latest product release includes new features such as News, Movies, the WHERE Wall, and Traffic (coming soon). This new application is built upon the award-winning platform that includes other local content such as Yelp, Eventful, Zipcar, Starbucks, Gas Prices, and Weather. WHERE will be available for download from the Android Market.
During a beta test of the application, it received many positive reviews:
“T... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Tuesday, February 24, 2009,
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SAN FRANCISCO – February 24, 2009
– imeem, the leading social music service, today launched the latest
version of imeem Mobile, its award-winning social music application for
the Android platform. The
updated version of imeem Mobile includes MyMusic, a new feature which
enables music lovers to access and stream their personal imeem music
library through their Android-powered phones. With MyMusic, people can
now browse through the music they already own and have uploaded to imeem.com
and... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Tuesday, February 24, 2009,
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I guess it was only a matter of time before someone put one of these great apps on the Android Market. Just like the old iPhone app, this app basically just shows a "mesmerizing" glowing crystal (and has no functional value at all). Apple banned Armin Heinrich's "I Am Rich",
which cost $1,000 and only showed a red ruby, from its App Store last
August. Now the conceptually similar "I Am Richer" has arrived on the
Android Market from Mike DG.This version however, can be yours for only $200 (whic...
Posted by TK on Sunday, February 22, 2009,
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Noble Master Games releases their medieval strategy game for mobile phones running the new Google Android operating system.
Aevum Obscurum a risk-like turn-based strategy game where you take
the reigns of a budding empire and struggle against fellow empires for
control of Europe. The Android version of the game offers single player
game-play on a map featuring Europe. The game comes with six scenarios
ranging from ancient to medieval Europe. The scenarios contain a total
of over fifty empires... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Friday, February 20, 2009,
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Get
ready to rock on the run, baby! Now that the Android Market is
accepting paid applications there will be an influx of games hitting
G1s all over the globe - just as we predicted. Many of the apps - but
games specifically - will be launched by big time companies who have
been waiting to make a splash via Robot Canonball. Among the first?
Guitar Hero!
The article offers little in regards to details, failing even to
list a source confirming the Guitar Hero claim - although we’re not
doub... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Thursday, February 19, 2009,
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No kids allowed. One of the new guidelines established by Google for the Market
is that you must be 13 years or older. I doubt that there’s going
to be much of a problem with that. Most of the people we know using a G1
are considerably older than that.
Speaking of children, Google has zero-tolerance policy for child
pornography. They also won’t allow sexually explicit apps or programs
with nudity. For that kind of stuff, you’ll have to get it from
somewhere else.
Among the things not me... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Wednesday, February 18, 2009,
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SEVEN ®, a global leader in mobile email and messaging software, today announced the availability of its award-winning mobile messaging
solution for the Android platform. SEVEN is the first Android solution
to address both personal and business mobile email-along with calendars
and contacts-on one intuitive and integrated client interface. The
SEVEN Android client is available today for carriers and device
manufacturers who plan to embed mobile email solutions on Android
devic... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Wednesday, February 18, 2009,
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The new G1 Google Phone turns TV today! After the successful launch of dailyme.tv (www.dailyme.tv) on their devices, users can now watch TV for free, wherever and whenever they want to, on their mobiles. The service offers a choice of more than 600 channels with content provided by networks ranging from German “ProSieben” to N24 to web TV shows such as the cult wine podcast “Bottleplot”. The shows and programs are always up-to-date and will be picked up automatically by the mobile pho... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Sunday, February 15, 2009,
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Apps
 Android Market is now accepting priced
applications from US and UK developers. Developers from these countries
can go to the publisher website at http://market.android.com/publish
to upload their application(s) along with end user pricing for the
apps. Initially, priced applications will be available to end users in
the US starting mid next week. They plan to add end user support for
additional countries in the coming months. They will also enable
developers in Germany, Austria, Netherlands, ... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Saturday, February 14, 2009,
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Emtrace Technologies USA, Inc. (www.moxier.com)
has introduced Moxier Mail Beta in the Android™ market offering secure
and direct push synchronization of corporate e-mail with Microsoft®
Exchange server 2003& 2007.
Direct push technology in Moxier Mail with licensed Microsoft®
Exchange ActiveSync® enhances end-user productivity in performing
convenient access to the exchange server on Android™-powered phone
(G1). With the push e-mail solution, G1 users can receive corporate
e-mails, re... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Friday, February 13, 2009,
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Apps
GoTV Networks have released an application in the Android Market that allows access to its entertainment content on the T-Mobile
G1. Available channels include Hip Hop Official, ES Musica, Rock: On
Altitude, True Country and Just Nutz, each offering free access to
music news, weekly updates, charts, exclusive performances, red carpet
interviews and event coverage.
The client is one of a number of streaming media apps to hit the G1, with FlyCast and Last.fm already offering audio... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Friday, February 13, 2009,
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SLG Mobile, Inc.announced today an upcoming
release of BeamReader for Android, a full fidelity (original quality)
native PDF reader for the Android platform. All document rendering will
be completely native to the Android device without the need for server
side pre-processing and the user’s phone does not even need to be
connected to the network. The hallmark of BeamReader is its ability to
render actual fonts embedded in a document
as opposed to using font substitutes that adversely affect... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Friday, February 13, 2009,
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In around two weeks time, G1 owners will be able to test drive a 30-day trial version of TeleNav’s GPS
Nagivator software. True turn-by-turn directions are coming to the
G1! The app looks like it’s going to be slammed with features and
functions.
After the 30-day trial, users can sign up for the service at $10 a
month. So what do you get for your money? A LOT!
- Current weather
- Search by business
- 3D moving maps
- Name and address recognition
- Rerouting
- Traffic alerts
- Restaurant rat...
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Posted by TK on Thursday, February 12, 2009,
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Apps
1Cast, the revolutionary broadcast platform that delivers
up-to-the-minute personalized television news clips to mobile phones
and the desktop, today announced its innovative free service is now available on Android mobile devices.
1Cast continues to break new ground in the distribution of personalized video news content across multiple networks and device types, single handedly securing content licensing rights from top programmers
including BBC Worldwide, CNBC, Dow Jones, Reut... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Wednesday, February 11, 2009,
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Apps
Dataviz,
makers of the popular DocumentsToGo mobile Microsoft Office compatible
suite, are promising two bombshells at the Mobile World Congress trade
show. According to an email they sent to press, they'll be demoing
DocumentsToGo for both iPhone and Android, as well as RoadSync for
Android, an Exchange ActiveSync client that will connect Android phones
to Microsoft Exchange servers.
This is big news. So far, there's no full Office-compatible suite for the iPhone or for Android phones; Quick... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Wednesday, February 11, 2009,
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Apps
An
article in the Wall Street Journal discussing the future strategy of
Microsoft's cellphone development references the launch of paid
applications in Google's Android Market. Slip up or is it possible
we'll see paid apps this week? This week Google will start allowing developers to
charge for software sold through the Android Market, according to
people familiar with the matter. With the RC33 update scheduled
to be completed by February 15th and Mobile World Congress starting on
Februa... Continue reading ...
Posted by TK on Monday, February 9, 2009,
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Apps
Google has informed developers for the Android Market -- the storefront
for Android-based applications -- that they will be able to create
applications that require payment. Up until now, all the applications
available in the Android Market have been free. This has prevented some
developers from creating applications for the Android platform. With
the arrival of paid applications, slated for some time in the first
quarter, more developers may be motivated to create applications for
Google's m... Continue reading ...
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