Showing posts with label iPhone App. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone App. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Technology : App 2 SD for Android helps you install more apps

So you’ve got an Android device, running Android 2.2 or up, and you want to move some of your apps to your SD card, but you don’t want to start digging around in your settings. What’s an Android enthusiast to do? How about going and downloading App 2 SD? This app allows you to have a UI for the built-in storage choice of internal or external. All you have to do is install this app on your Android phone running 2.2 or higher, and it will tell you what apps you have installed that can be moved to external storage. Sure, you can do this through the settings menu on Froyo or above, but this will make your app moving much easier.

On top of giving you the UI for your already installed devices, the app will also run in the background, and – when you install an app that can be moved to the SD card – will tell you so in your notification bar. Hit the break for all the features, and be sure to check out App 2 SD on our app database here.


Apps 2 SD includes the following features;
  1. list movable apps
  2. move one or all apps to SD card
  3. clear app cached files with 1 tap
  4. show app used size
  5. show storage total/available size
  6. list non-movable apps
  7. move app to the internal storage
  8. view app on Market
  9. uninstall app
  10. open app
  11. show app details page
  12. notify if movable app installed

The Pro version is available for $.99 in the Android Market, but the only difference is there aren’t any ads. The Free version listed here has full features from above. Worth every penny to save some storage and download the latest Madden 11 game to your SD!

via talkandroid

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

XWave: The iPhone App That Almost Reads Your Mind

Ok, so the app doesn’t exactly reads your mind but it visualizes whatever brain waves XWave head gear senses while clamped to your head. The head gear costs $100 and once you put it on, it senses your brain waves and analyzes them to provide some very useful information. The iPhone app is free of cost and interacts with the head gear once it is inserted into the ear phone jack of your phone. read more at techperiod

Saturday, December 25, 2010

How to Install and Remove/Delete/Uninstall Apps and Games in Windows Phone 7

Unlike the earlier versions of Windows Mobile where installing an application or game was very time-consuming, Windows Phone 7 offers access to the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace hub which is very similar to the iPhone App Store and the Android Market. You can now install and remove apps and games on your Windows Phone 7 device very easily. Install Apps and Games on Windows Phone 7 Just click on the Start button and tap on the Marketplace.
read more at techperiod