How to install and use Flash Player on your Android device
So, Adobe made the decision to cease any mobile Flash development some time ago which had the consequence that newer versions of Android shipped without it.
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Add multiple widgets in the place of one on your Android home screen
One of the things that you can do on Android to speed things up a little bit is to place widgets or applications on the home screen of your phone or tablet [&he
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Manga Rock takes care of all of your Manga reading needs on Android
Manga are highly popular on the Internet and it comes at no surprise that app stores are sporting a solid number of manga and anime apps as well.
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Can Memrise help you learn the basics of a language?
I like languages, and one of the things that help me a lot when I'm learning a new language is to use applications or web services.
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How to play YouTube videos in the background on Android
You can open the video hosting website YouTube in one of the mobile web browsers installed on your Android device, or use an official or third party YouTube app
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Tired of pressing Android's power button? Gravity Screen On/Off handles that automatically for you
The power button of your Android phone either wakes the screen up when you press it or turns it off when it is active.
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Shush! turns your ringer off for a custom period of time
It is common courtesy to turn off the sound and ringer of your mobile phone when you watch a movie in cinema, commute, or spend time in places where you may dis
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Podcast Addict: auto-download podcast episodes to your Android device
If you are subscribed to one or multiple podcasts, you may like the idea of listening to those shows on your Android device.
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Override font size, orientation or input method of Android apps
App Override is a free application for Android that you can make use of to customize specific apps on the system.
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Why the new Google Play layout is faster on Chrome than Firefox or Internet Explorer
Google has redesigned the Google Play store and launched the new version yesterday to the public.
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Cliffhanger: keep track of your favorite (US) TV Shows
If you have a couple of TV shows that you watch regularly, then you may have a difficult time making sure that you do not miss a single episode that airs on [&h
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Deal Flux is a daily deal aggregator for Android
If you like daily deals websites like Woot or 1 SaleADay, you know that it can sometimes be difficult to keep an overview of all the deals that they offer.
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AVG Uninstaller for Android suggests to uninstall apps by usage
Most program uninstallers display all the programs or apps that you have installed on your system in alphanumerical or chronological order.
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How to save offline maps in the new Google Maps application
Google Maps for Android and iOS had a useful offline maps feature up until recently which you could use to save parts of the map for offline use.
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PushBullet: send data to your Android device
PushBullet has been around for some time.
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Hearing Saver protects your ears when you connect headphones to your Android device
If you like to listen to loud music when you are using your Android phone or tablet, you may have noticed that the music stays on the level if you plug in [&hel
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Chartix: Browse and Listen to music charts on Android
Chartix for Android is a dedicated application designed to browse, discover, and listen to global music charts.
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Official Mega application for Android released
What's the next best thing next to creating an application for your website or service? Right, buying an existing application.
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Android: set a solid color as your background and avoid busy wallpapers
Most Android devices ship with beautiful wallpaper images by default that are displayed as the phone's or tablet's background picture.
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Timetable: Keep track of classes, courses, homework and tasks
The Android app Timetable would have been a great asset if it would have existed back in my school and university days.
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Max Capacity Training for Android gets you in shape in 48 minutes per week
If you sit in front of the computer screen for most of your day you may know how difficult it is to squeeze training or workouts into your schedule.
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DuckDuckGo Android app: a first look
As you may know if you are a regular here, I'm using DuckDuckGo as my main search engine and other search engines only if I cannot find what I'm looking for whe
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Give your Android home screen a fresh coat of paint with Buzz Launcher
The home screen theme your Android phone or tablet ships with is usually not the prettiest to look at.
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Powerline: display power, memory and other indicators on your Android screen all the time
The Android status bar is displayed most of the time.
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App Launcher+ organizes your Android apps into Google Play categories
If you have a couple of pages worth of apps installed on your Android device you know that it can become quite the hassle to find a particular app you are inter
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Prevent WhatsApp from updating the "Last Seen" time
If you are new to WhatsApp you may need some time to adjust to some of the quirks of the application.
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A look at BitTorrent Sync Alpha for Android
BitTorrent Sync, the file synchronization software, was up until now only available for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X as an alpha version.
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Protect your Android device with an ear shattering alarm sound
Depending on how you have configured your Android phone or tablet, it may be accessible for some time after you have stopped using it.
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Have notifications read to you on Android
You cannot always look at your phone as soon as you get a new notification.
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WhatsApp Lock: Protect WhatsApp with a password
If you sometimes hand over your phone to someone else, or have it lying around unlocked, then it is possible that a third party can read your messages and chat
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CPU-Z tells you all there is to know about your Android hardware
CPU-Z is a popular software for Windows that provides you with detailed information about the computer's processor, mainboard, and other hardware related inform
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Anki Aniki: Learn all Kanji for the Japanese Language Proficience Test (JLPT)
It can be quite difficult to learn Japanese if you are only used to languages that make use of the Latin alphabet.
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Fetch for Android suggests new apps and games based on the ones you like
I do not like how apps are displayed on Google Play for the same reason I do not like Chrome's web store: there is no option to sort by date, which means [&hell
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SuperCard Flashcards: flashcard creation and learning app for Android
Flashcards are useful when it comes to learning language vocabulary and other things that you need to memorize more than you need to understand them.
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Velis Auto Brightness: fine tune the display brightness of your Android device
A bright display is not always the best option when you are using mobile devices.
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Keep track of countdowns with Days-- for Android
Keeping track of future events can be quite important at times, for instance to make sure that you finish a paper in time, are prepared for the next beet meet u
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Keep a Gym Workout Log with FitNotes for Android
I'm usually not keeping track of my workout as I'm seeing it more of a way to being active and enjoying myself than to track progress or make sure that certain
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Umano brings news read to you to Android
Sometimes it may not be possible to read news depending on what activity you pursue at that time.
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A first look at AIMP for Android
The music player AIMP is my program of choice when it comes to playing music or audiobooks on my systems.
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Raining.fm and other Rain Sound apps for Android
I do not know why but the sound of rain helps me fall asleep better than anything else that I tried so far.
