As you know doubt know, last week old
Google announced their latest Android operating system, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean,
and if you own an Android device you are probably wondering if an when your device will get updated to Android Jelly Bean, the date for which isn’t known yet, but you can get a taste of Android Jelly Bean on your Android device by way of a new app.
The new app in question is the Jelly Bean Live
Wallpaper app for Android devices, which is of
course a live wallpaper that has been inspired
by the original stock Android 4.1 Jelly Bean
wallpaper, and just like the Easter egg found in
Android Jelly Bean, this live wallpaper features
little jelly beans floating across your screen.
Read More Here :
Jelly Bean Live Wallpaper app for Android 4.1 devices � Phone Reviews
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Thursday, July 5, 2012
Monday, June 18, 2012
Android App Info : aSpotCat (app by permission) - Android Apps on Google Play
aSpotCat: Easily Manage App Permissions
[Android]
Finding permissions granted to each application
on your Android device one by one is a time-
consuming task. Thanks to aSpotCat, you can
now manage and edit permissions granted to
each application easily.
aSpotCat is an application for the Android OS
that allows users to find out permissions
granted to and being used by different
applications. For example, it allows you to find applications that cost you money, access your phonebook, etc.
The aSpotCat app can also find malicious and
spam software that just causes chaos inside
your Android OS. For example, malicious SMS
software may send SMS’s without your
permission and thus cost you money. Just open
up aSpotCat and you will see its main menu,
from where you can view the apps by
permission, by bookmarks, or list all the apps
in one place. The “List App” screen allows
you to view apps individually and see what
permissions they require.
Features
Have knowledge about which app uses what
permission.
Protects your privacy.
Save money, battery power and more by
deleting apps that take permissions you
don’t want to give.
Check out aSpotCat @ https://
market.android.com/details?
id=com.a0soft.gphone.aSpotCat&hl=en
(via Makeuseof.com)
Get this App here :
aSpotCat (app by permission) - Android Apps on Google Play
[Android]
Finding permissions granted to each application
on your Android device one by one is a time-
consuming task. Thanks to aSpotCat, you can
now manage and edit permissions granted to
each application easily.
aSpotCat is an application for the Android OS
that allows users to find out permissions
granted to and being used by different
applications. For example, it allows you to find applications that cost you money, access your phonebook, etc.
The aSpotCat app can also find malicious and
spam software that just causes chaos inside
your Android OS. For example, malicious SMS
software may send SMS’s without your
permission and thus cost you money. Just open
up aSpotCat and you will see its main menu,
from where you can view the apps by
permission, by bookmarks, or list all the apps
in one place. The “List App” screen allows
you to view apps individually and see what
permissions they require.
Features
Have knowledge about which app uses what
permission.
Protects your privacy.
Save money, battery power and more by
deleting apps that take permissions you
don’t want to give.
Check out aSpotCat @ https://
market.android.com/details?
id=com.a0soft.gphone.aSpotCat&hl=en
(via Makeuseof.com)
Get this App here :
aSpotCat (app by permission) - Android Apps on Google Play
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
VLC Android app comes to Google Play, finally-Tech News - IBNLive Mobile
That dream of being able to seamlessly play any kind of media file on your Android smartphone is now many steps closer
to fruition.
The long awaited and after more than a year of development the official VLC app for Android has finally made its maiden appearance on Google Play.
But the VLC app for Android developed by the
VLC Mobile Team is still in an unstable beta
version and is compatible only with Android
devices with ARMv7 CPUs that support NEON
media processing engine. VLC says other
versions of the app to support more devices
are also on their way.
The app available for free on Google Play is
called VLC Beta (NEON version) and was made
available on the Android market on July 2. An
unofficial build was posted online in March this year.
The VLC Android app promises to bring in most of the features that has made the desktop version of the universal media player so popular.
Get More Info Here :
VLC Android app comes to Google Play, finally-Tech News - IBNLive Mobile
to fruition.
The long awaited and after more than a year of development the official VLC app for Android has finally made its maiden appearance on Google Play.
But the VLC app for Android developed by the
VLC Mobile Team is still in an unstable beta
version and is compatible only with Android
devices with ARMv7 CPUs that support NEON
media processing engine. VLC says other
versions of the app to support more devices
are also on their way.
The app available for free on Google Play is
called VLC Beta (NEON version) and was made
available on the Android market on July 2. An
unofficial build was posted online in March this year.
The VLC Android app promises to bring in most of the features that has made the desktop version of the universal media player so popular.
Get More Info Here :
VLC Android app comes to Google Play, finally-Tech News - IBNLive Mobile
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