Android doesn’t allow you to control what permission to forbid during installation, but you can do it after apps are installed. XPrivacy is here, if you would like to save some privacy, while using your preferred app.
You may not bring your cable with you every day, but you presumably have WiFi available all the time. Why not control your Android phone over the wireless network?
If you play with torrents frequently then you will like greater download speed and flexibility with the total procedure that can be enjoyed on ZbigZ (similar to Bitport.io).
Do you have a webcam? Even you do, does it have high-resolution? If either is “no”, try this cutting-edge app: IP Webcam.
Mover is an intermediary between various web technologies that don’t play nice together. Mover takes your files from one place and copies them to another. No downloads and nothing to watch over – our web-hosted app does all the work!
Bored of the immutably ear-splitting alarm in the morning? Miss talking with real people? Time to substitute your default alarm app!
Instead of having to go *out* to get the information you want, imagine what your life would be like if you could get it to come *in* to you.
Fetchnotes is a simple and quick note taking service that supports web, iOS and Androd to save, manage and collaborate your ideas. It also offers a Chrome extension which helps you take notes in a click.
All of us who take photos or use images in various purposes need to edit those pieces. Many people use heavy apps to get it done. But today I’ll introduce you with a tool that offers simple but efficient online photo editing.
Google Calendar is one of the foundation functions of Google schedule management. Recently a new version of Google Calendar Android app is released in response of Material Design. Has it become better or worse? Have a look.
