Android

Hey folks, I have just bought a brand new droid phone from Virgin mobile. And it doesnt work at my house! I need to fix this problem. Big time. Any ideas? I tried using a Sprint cell booster, since I figured that virgin used the same network. But no luck, ideas?

Anyone know if the gs3 will get the google now feature when it gets jellybean? It should right?

I know there are limitations in their design based on how capacitive screens work, but all the ones I've seen have a large, bulbous tip. I'm guessing this is to ensure enough contact is made to register, but are there any other designs that would be more precise? I find that when using the larger tips like you usually see it ends up covering up what you're using in drawing applications, making it only marginally more useful than just using your finger in the first place.

Would having NFC turned on at all times cause a drain on battery life, or only when using NFC features?

Since Samsung gimped the GSIII's universal search, anybody know of a good third party alternative?

Bought one from the manager I was training over the weekend for 150 bucks. Loves it. Anyone else have one?

So, I've been weighing the pros and cons of rooting my HTC One X. I'm tired of all the bloatware draining my battery and hogging up a decent chunck of my memory. Is there any one site that has the root software that is better than another? Also, what is your opinion or personal experience at rooting your Android?

Note: I'm not stupid and I'm not looking for a lecture on why I shouldn't do it. It's gonna happen either way, I'm just looking for advice and opinions.

I put cm10 on my note and it's pretty neat. A lot more integration as well as easier to navigate settings. Anyone else running it?

Does anybody know of a way to send/recieve texts through your google voice number from a third party app like Go SMS or Handcent?

Anybody have any experience with any data usage monitoring apps? I'm often dealing with customer either lying or just ignorant to what is/isn't using data. I have heard there are apps that will break down which specific apps have used how much data. I am going to try some out so I know what I can recommend to customers so they can see exactly where the data is going, and wondered if there was anything anybody on here would recommend.

Hello,

I just got a new Android device (TMobile, Samsung Galaxy S II) and have been researching SMS apps but cannot really tell them apart. Any recommendations for a good SMS app?

Also, for the tech wizards here, how does one override text messaging going through one's carrier vs. an SMS app? Thus far I have looked at Go SMS Pro and IM+. I am aware of KikMessenger but something about it doesn't sit right with me but maybe I should reconsider since it is so popular.

Yeah horrible phone, I know......

I'm having issues with battery life as a of late, it is not as a result of my usage, usage has actually decreased. Purchased a new battery for it already, and I have wanted to root it for a while anyway.....

Any suggestions on a good rom to use?

I already know how to do it, but just wanting to know how I should set it up..... I'm assuming that there is no Rom for ICS for this phone as of yet or that there willl ever be.

Hello,

So I recall there being a brouhaha in the tech world earlier this year about Carrier IQ but in all the articles, blog posts, etc. I do not recall what the final word was on the issue and what, if anything, device owners can do.

I just got a new smartphone and downloaded an app which detected Carrier IQ was on my phone. What can I do about this and should I worry about it?

it says that its not compatible with my phone lg optimus me p 350 how can i get it ???? i really need it if any one know how let me know

can somebody download and pull the apk for swamp people, says is not compatible with my device but I would like to try it anyways 😉

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can some one make a free chinese app

m, f, n, l, h and sh are pronounced as in English.
d like "d" in "bed" (unaspirated)
j like "g" in "genius" (unaspirated)
z like "ds" in "beds"
zh like "j" in "job"
b like "p" in "spin" (unaspirated)
g a soft unaspirated "k" sound
x like "sh" in "sheep" but with the corners of the lips drawn back
r somewhat like "r" in "rain"
Particular attention should be paid to the pronunciation of the so-called "aspirated" consonants. It is necessary to breath heavily after the consonant is pronounced.
p like "p" in "pope"
t like "t" in "tap"
k like "k" in "kangaroo"
q harder than "ch" in "cheap"
c like "ts" in "cats"
ch (tongue curled b...
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Las fallas más frecuentes

El control remoto, sobre todo en el caso de los televisores, suele ser la parte que más sufre el rigor del uso y mal trato. Se caen con frecuencia, se mojan (con refresco, café, sopa) los muerde el perro y a veces los propios usuarios, los niños lo pisan o lo lanzan y las personas descuidadas se sientan sobre ellos. Muchos usuarios olvidan revisar el estado de las pilas y estas se deterioran y derraman su electrolito corrosivo.
Además de eso, los hábitos de algunos usuarios provocan algunos otros problemas, como el rápido desgaste del los contactos de algunas teclas, en particular: las de cambio de canal, por el constante "explorar" la programación de los diferentes canales, y la formación o acumulació...
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What game ya playin'? 😁

for memorial day weekend.