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Red Warrior posted:Just noticed that Be Weather Pro is only 99c right now. Just bought this. Been using the free version forever and glad I waited to buy Pro. Seriously guys, this is BY FAR the best Android weather app. It's not only the best looking, but it has the most functionality as well (provided you're not looking for super esoteric weather data). The widgets are super customizable as well, and can even use Beautiful Widget skins.
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Me too, thanks a bunch for the heads-up, Red Warrior.
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May 11, 2012 21:34
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Leathal posted:Just bought this. Been using the free version forever and glad I waited to buy Pro. It's funny, it was one of the best blackberry apps back in the day.
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May 11, 2012 23:45
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Fat Turkey posted:Not sure if there's an app for this or whether it is generally doable or not. Tone Shuffler can do this. Search "ringtone randomizer" in the play store if you want to try some other ones.
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May 12, 2012 00:24
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Cakefool posted:Screw folders, use circle launcher. Despite that CircleLauncher is crazy badass. Grab simple text or minimal text and bam you got a cool rear end custom icon to go with it.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Yeah, the app itself runs fine (very nice looking and informative I might add. The radar stuff is slick). It just refuses to add widgets. :-/ I was having the same issue (on a stock Evo3D) and rebooting once, then trying the exact same widget-adding process fixed it.
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May 12, 2012 01:14
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I'll be moving to a new place in a few weeks, and will have two options to get to work. Is there a widget or something I can use that will quickly pull up the traffic conditions on one or two given routes?
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May 12, 2012 06:37
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MeinGott posted:Despite that CircleLauncher is crazy badass. Grab simple text or minimal text and bam you got a cool rear end custom icon to go with it. Awesome, I'll get the paid circle launcher & gently caress with my homescreen some more.
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May 12, 2012 08:03
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hooah posted:I'll be moving to a new place in a few weeks, and will have two options to get to work. Is there a widget or something I can use that will quickly pull up the traffic conditions on one or two given routes? What I've gone to using is IP Cam Viewer Lite to pull up traffic cameras where the pinch points are which is more than enough information for me to determine whether I need to take the backroads to and from work.
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May 12, 2012 10:59
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Frozen-Solid posted:CoPilot Live is awesome for this. I hate the caching crap in navigation too, and I was going to be in Canada without cell service for two weeks, so I did some digging around and CoPilot Live did exactly what I wanted. For $20 I got full USA/Canada navigation, with maps pre-downloaded to my phone. I'll have to disagree with you there. My experience with copilot has been very poor, at least with the galaxy nexus. It was extremely inaccurate during a trip to Yosemite this April. The program frequently indicated that I was off the road even with GPS signal lock and a clear day. Once I drove into an area with 3g, I switched to google maps and it was perfect. I'm also looking for an offline GPS program. Wish either tomtom/navigon/garmin would port over their programs.
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May 12, 2012 11:59
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LastInLine posted:Actually Google Maps does this by default but I've never used the feature. (It's the traffic light looking widget.) I'm also pretty sure (but not 100% positive) that the GPS app in Google Maps takes traffic into account when it calculates a route.
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May 12, 2012 14:26
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Handsome Wife posted:I'm also pretty sure (but not 100% positive) that the GPS app in Google Maps takes traffic into account when it calculates a route.
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May 12, 2012 15:58
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Handsome Wife posted:I'm also pretty sure (but not 100% positive) that the GPS app in Google Maps takes traffic into account when it calculates a route. It does, but it doesn't seem to send you by the quickest route by default. I'll look into the Maps traffic light thing.
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May 12, 2012 18:15
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I'm in the market for a tasks/to-do app for my homescreen. The Astrid 2x2 one looks really basic (no due dates/times) and the Power Pack addon is pretty horrible. The 4x4 really should be 4x3 with the waste of space by that stupid icon and 'Add Task' button. Also, Astrid tends to put my tasks on the wrong date on Jorte/Calendar app and I have to delete the task and start again.  So what's out there that isn't a pain in the loving rear end to use?
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May 12, 2012 23:23
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Odette posted:I'm in the market for a tasks/to-do app for my homescreen. The Astrid 2x2 one looks really basic (no due dates/times) and the Power Pack addon is pretty horrible. The 4x4 really should be 4x3 with the waste of space by that stupid icon and 'Add Task' button. Due Today is what I normally recommend here. Here's the widget screenshot from the apps page:  You can customize the widget in all sorts of ways...
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May 13, 2012 00:11
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What's the recommended .cbr/cbz reading app?
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rock2much posted:What's the recommended .cbr/cbz reading app? I like Perfect Viewer.
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rock2much posted:What's the recommended .cbr/cbz reading app? Comicrack is pretty good. It allows syncing with the desktop app and wireless if you pay for it.
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lostleaf posted:I'll have to disagree with you there. My experience with copilot has been very poor, at least with the galaxy nexus. It was extremely inaccurate during a trip to Yosemite this April. The program frequently indicated that I was off the road even with GPS signal lock and a clear day. Once I drove into an area with 3g, I switched to google maps and it was perfect. I have been testing Sygic, and while the maps look good and it has voice direactions, it just uses generic "take the next right" instead of using street names, which is kind of irritating. EDIT: Looks like you have to pick a special voice to get that to work for some reason. Porkchop Express fucked around with this message at 04:46 on May 13, 2012 |
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May 13, 2012 03:18
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i like tacos posted:Comicrack is pretty good. It allows syncing with the desktop app and wireless if you pay for it. Seconding ComicRack. Great interface and its transitions (top left - top right - middle left - middle right - bottom left - bottom right - next page top left) are smooth and convenient too.
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May 13, 2012 05:02
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Any recommendation for a task management app? I basically want Asana for Android. The webpage has a mobile version but it's not the same as a native app (lack of offline support for example). Astrid would be great but it lacks Projects or subtasks. Using lists is little unwieldy. Any ideas?
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May 13, 2012 05:08
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Looking for nonogram app recommendations. Preferences: no auto-correct/penalty for playing a wrong move, easy switching between X and mark, and grayed out numbers as you progress in a row/column, not just upon completion. That is to say, if the row is "1 1 1 1 1" and I have played "1X1X1 _ _ _ _ _", the clue should show up as "1 1 1 1 1" (not "1 1 1 1 1". Sorry if this sounds super spergy I just really like nonograms and there are a lot of crappy versions out there .
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gmq posted:Astrid would be great but it lacks Projects or subtasks. Using lists is little unwieldy. Astris has subtasks but they're psychotically awkward to use
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May 13, 2012 06:37
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Is there a way to delete Amazon Apps? Apparently I'm supposed to go to Settings -> Manage Applications but I'm not seeing anything like that in the menu.
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MasterSlowPoke posted:Is there a way to delete Amazon Apps? Apparently I'm supposed to go to Settings -> Manage Applications but I'm not seeing anything like that in the menu. Don't do it through the Amazon app. Just go to your regular phone settings and do it through that.
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Ah, thanks. Didn't know that menu was there.
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Invalid Octopus posted:Looking for nonogram app recommendations. Preferences: no auto-correct/penalty for playing a wrong move, easy switching between X and mark, and grayed out numbers as you progress in a row/column, not just upon completion. That is to say, if the row is "1 1 1 1 1" and I have played "1X1X1 _ _ _ _ _", the clue should show up as "1 1 1 1 1" (not "1 1 1 1 1". Sorry if this sounds super spergy I just really like nonograms and there are a lot of crappy versions out there I really enjoy NemoNemo Picross . There are a ton of puzzles and it's easy to switch between X and mark like you wanted. It also greys out the out the numbers you've gotten. You do only get 5 wrong moves before you fail the puzzle and have to start over. There's also Nonomatic. I haven't played this one but I have seen it recommended before.
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Is there a way to hide the AM/PM indicator on a Beautiful Widgets SuperClock, or does it depend on skin? I could've sworn there was an option for it, but I'm not finding one.
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Does anybody with the Swiftkey 3 beta and Handcent notice the prediction doesn't work on the popup? Is it possible to change this?
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Invalid Octopus posted:Looking for nonogram app recommendations. Preferences: no auto-correct/penalty for playing a wrong move, easy switching between X and mark, and grayed out numbers as you progress in a row/column, not just upon completion. That is to say, if the row is "1 1 1 1 1" and I have played "1X1X1 _ _ _ _ _", the clue should show up as "1 1 1 1 1" (not "1 1 1 1 1". Sorry if this sounds super spergy I just really like nonograms and there are a lot of crappy versions out there NemoNemo Picross UI: Pinch to zoom, four buttons for move/X/Mark/exit puzzle Puzzles: A lot of puzzles at first, and later 'big mode' which is a lot of puzzles that make up a large image. I've found that sometimes in the later levels you have to guess though. Nonomatic: UI: Shows 5x5 at a time with the other columns/rows compressed that you see from pressing them, hard to explain. Puzzle: A far amount but you'll go through them in a few days, there are monthly puzzle packs available for $1.
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Is there a stand-alone app out there that can lock me out of a selected app unless I complete puzzles or something? Like CM7 "PhoneGoggles" (I'm on CM9) e: Also looking for a simple image editor that will let me blur out photos/screenshots. Gyshall fucked around with this message at 16:41 on May 14, 2012 |
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May 14, 2012 15:00
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I'd like an app that tracks stuff. Thanks! . . . . . What I'm actually thinking about is an app into which you can input stuff, like your weight, or how much you spent on coffee, or how many times you dropped your phone, or how many hot girls ignored you, or whatever. Then, over time, the app could graph this data for you. Basically a simple-to-use-on-a-mobile-device frontend to a spreadsheet. Anyone know if there's anything like that out there?
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Thermopyle posted:I'd like an app that tracks stuff. Thanks! If there isn't there sure will be soon. That's a great idea.
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Sereri posted:If there isn't there sure will be soon. That's a great idea. Hehe. I actually started on this an hour or so ago, then thought I'd better check to see if anyone else has wrote such a thing before I wasted the time writing it myself. If no one else has done it I need to find a graphing library...
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I always wanted an app that tracked total on-time over the life of the device, like an hours-counter on industrial equipment. No good reason, just... want it. e: \/\/\/ 
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May 14, 2012 20:05
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Thermopyle posted:Hehe. I actually started on this an hour or so ago, then thought I'd better check to see if anyone else has wrote such a thing before I wasted the time writing it myself. I'll only use it if I can track my haircuts  Is there any way to just see purchased (but not installed) apps in Google Play?
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Splizwarf posted:I always wanted an app that tracked total on-time over the life of the device, like an hours-counter on industrial equipment. No good reason, just... want it. Why do I want this? 
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Thermopyle posted:Hehe. I actually started on this an hour or so ago, then thought I'd better check to see if anyone else has wrote such a thing before I wasted the time writing it myself. I'm unaware of any apps out there that do this, but it really does sound cool and I'd definitely be interested in it. It'd be kind of neat to track the price of some random stuff over time just to see how gouged I'm really getting!
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PREYING MANTITS posted:It'd be kind of neat to track the price of some random stuff over time just to see how gouged I'm really getting! For online purchases I've been using Slice to show me how much money I waste: https://www.slice.com/
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Thermopyle I would use your app to count my farts so I could track the turbulent ups and downs of my irritable bowels.
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