EVA
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EVA is the best Voice Assistant for Android
EVA is a must have app if you want to use voice to increase your productivity. It's like Siri but with so many more useful functions you will wonder why it doesn't come standard with Android.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bulletproof.voicerec
anyone tried this talking app for nexus 4 yet?
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Grabbed from unnamed system dump, only these 3 are compatible with my 2.2.1 JS5 based rom.
Google Maps 5.1.1 (5.1.0 available in Market)
Google Street View 1.7.0.4 (1.6.0.6 available in Market)
Google Voice Search 2.2.0 (2.1.1 available in Market)
Any new features worth noting?
You better watch out Moto Legal are gunning for ya.
I wonder how long it will take Moto Legal to send a C&D for this as well.
http://phandroid.com/2011/02/24/moto...r-cooperation/
Tehpriest said:
You better watch out Moto Legal are gunning for ya.
I wonder how long it will take Moto Legal to send a C&D for this as well.
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Moto..why? I do not know ANYTHING about ANY Motorola product.. I don´t understand why you need it to mention at all. Tell it Motorola or be silent.
Im assuming this came from a xoom sys dump based on what previous poster is stating regarding motorola.....
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[email protected] said:
Im assuming this came from a xoom sys dump based on what previous poster is stating regarding motorola.....
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Yes, Sherlock..
Sweet. Well they work a treat. Thanks
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any new features?
vanahaim said:
Grabbed from unnamed system dump, only these 3 are compatible with my 2.2.1 JS5 based rom.
Google Maps 5.1.1 (5.1.0 available in Market)
Google Street View 1.7.0.4 (1.6.0.6 available in Market)
Google Voice Search 2.2.0 (2.1.1 available in Market)
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Thanks for sharing!
How do I get T9 on the stock dialer on Jelly Bean?
Why does Android always leave out T9 dialing? It is the most useful feature on the dialer? Pure stupidity.
At this point, I'm assuming that they leave it out for legal reasons- T9 is probably patented by Apple or something... Right?
theres also no T9 dialer on ICS, at least on stock ICS, it was implemented by someone else
You'll have to download an external app from the Play Store to get this functionality.
It would be nice, but doesn't everyone just use quick shortcuts? Or type the name into the Google search bar which searches contacts too? That's likely why they don't implement t9 search.
RogerPodacter said:
It would be nice, but doesn't everyone just use quick shortcuts? Or type the name into the Google search bar which searches contacts too? That's likely why they don't implement t9 search.
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or use voice search. "Call Annie at her Home" is much more convenient
dialer one, ftw
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Any recommendations to a T9 dialer?
brealorg said:
Any recommendations to a T9 dialer?
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Dialer One and ExDialer seem pretty popular.
montrealguy said:
How do I get T9 on the stock dialer on Jelly Bean?
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Wait for CM10
harveydent said:
or use voice search. "Call Annie at her Home" is much more convenient
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Talking to your phone is not always the most convenient this to do. Especially if there is background noise.
[email protected] said:
Talking to your phone is not always the most convenient this to do. Especially if there is background noise.
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Yes, but why would one be making a call if there was too much background noise? :screwy:
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thedudejdog said:
Yes, but why would one be making a call if there was too much background noise? :screwy:
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That is pretty cool that you only have make calls in totally silence. You must not get out much, lol
anton2009 said:
Dialer One and ExDialer seem pretty popular.
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Youlu Address Book
android never had a T9 dialer unless it was a custom one from Samsung or HTC or other.
The ICS dialer is just a custom stock dialer with the functionality injected. Works like a champ though and sorely missed.
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harveydent said:
or use voice search. "Call Annie at her Home" is much more convenient
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That's a fantastic way to do it. If you only have 20 numbers in your phone book. Try having 500+, and you'll get about 25% success rate with voice dialing.
Most of the time, voice dialing isn't even close. I had way more success under ICS. I've noticed that although the voice on the phone pronounces mobile as "Mo-bill" if you say it that way, it thinks you're saying "home". Ugh.
I hated using 3rd party programs in the past on my HTC hero and Xperia X10, but I suppose phones were much slower back then.
Dialer One seemed to be the fastest and pretty lean on resources back when I used it. I'll probably try it again if I can't find a ripped stock dialer with T9 functionality injected into it.
I'm at work and, to be honest, just plain lazy at the moment, but has anyone tried to pull the phone.apk from an ICS rom that has t9 on it? Believe thats where it is stored. Idk if the framework will be so different as to not allow that to work on JB, but nothing a good nandroid couldn't fix if it doesn't work. Just a suggestion.
I need some sort of volume boost, and I would like to enable use of "My Verizon"
I have the "stock" release I found on google of Jellybean. Thanks in advance.
bradleyyy said:
I need some sort of volume boost, and I would like to enable use of "My Verizon"
I have the "stock" release I found on google of Jellybean. Thanks in advance.
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Volume+ in the app store
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bradleyyy said:
I need some sort of volume boost, and I would like to enable use of "My Verizon"
I have the "stock" release I found on google of Jellybean. Thanks in advance.
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Google awesomebeatsv3 and flash that I don't care for beats but when tuned right its sounds good and much louder than volume + which did nothing for my sprint galaxy nexus but I am in android 4.1 that could be why.
Here is a link to a nice alternative to the standard email client on the gs3. This is the trial version, but it also comes in a pro version with additional features.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kman.AquaMail&hl=en
tek_curious_1 said:
Here is a link to a nice alternative to the standard email client on the gs3. This is the trial version, but it also comes in a pro version with additional features.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kman.AquaMail&hl=en
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Why not use K9 Mail? It's free and community supported:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...pps#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwOSwiY29tLmZzY2suazkiXQ..
sanjsrik said:
Why not use K9 Mail? It's free and community supported:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...pps#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwOSwiY29tLmZzY2suazkiXQ..
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+1
sanjsrik said:
Why not use K9 Mail? It's free and community supported:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...pps#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwOSwiY29tLmZzY2suazkiXQ..
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I like k9 as well but the froyo ui kills it, I wish it was holo instead
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Kaiten is based on K9 and it has a ICS - style UI
jgalan14 said:
I like k9 as well but the froyo ui kills it, I wish it was holo instead
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You want to try that once in english sparky? "holo"?
sanjsrik said:
You want to try that once in english sparky? "holo"?
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Dude, holo is the name that Google gave the major ICS ui elements. It means he wishes it was more ICS-themed.
gbzbar said:
Dude, holo is the name that Google gave the major ICS ui elements. It means he wishes it was more ICS-themed.
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And, see, I didn't know that. Now that I do, I feel much more enlightened.
Thank you.
I was wondering if somebody can port TweetBot from iOS to Android??? It's a twitter app available only for iOS. Thanks in advance!
Anybody?
Porting iOS apps to Android is generally something that only the original developer can do (unless it's open source or something). I would advise that you contact the TweetBot developer directly.
3gDroid said:
I was wondering if somebody can port TweetBot from iOS to Android??? It's a twitter app available only for iOS. Thanks in advance!
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If you are looking for a good twitter app. Try Falcon Pro, it's new and really good.
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Sure. Let me just change some 1's to 0's and it'll be on Android in 5 minutes. /s