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I have went ahead and made a "top ten" list for my favorite apps from 2011, and I'm curious what your favorite apps from last year were. Let me know what you think!!
My opinion can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm_U_uEhS8M
Sixaxis Controller
Probably my favorite because I use a lot of emulators and playing them with the touch screen sucked and hardware keyboard didn't help but a ps3 remote worked great
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Soniccd! And netflix definitely
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My favorite apps are:
N64oid
Dolphin browser
Superuser
Voodoo control plus
Mybackup
ADWLauncher ex
Spirit
Apperatus
ROM Manager
WidgetLocker
Iris
Minecraft
Touchpal
Game service story
No particular order.
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Biggoron said:
Sixaxis Controller
Probably my favorite because I use a lot of emulators and playing them with the touch screen sucked and hardware keyboard didn't help but a ps3 remote worked great
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What does this app let u do exactly?? Control ur phone from a ps3 controller?? Does it work for wii lol? There were a few I've seen but none of them ever actually worked for me. 8|
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What does this app let u do exactly?? Control ur phone from a ps3 controller?? Does it work for wii lol? There were a few I've seen but none of them ever actually worked for me. 8|
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Yes it configures your bluetooth drivers to be compatible with the playstations3 hid bluetooth remotes. In a nutshell it pairs your playstation controller to your phone via a bluetooth mac adress that you match with your control via a windows app that the dev provides.
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marcusant said:
My favorite apps are:
N64oid
Dolphin browser
Superuser
Voodoo control plus
Mybackup
ADWLauncher ex
Spirit
Apperatus
ROM Manager
WidgetLocker
Iris
Minecraft
Touchpal
Game service story
No particular order.
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Can't agree with you more. I read that Minecraft will be updated next month with Survival Mode and Iris is such a smartass to me >.<
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Yes it configures your bluetooth drivers to be compatible with the playstations3 hid bluetooth remotes. In a nutshell it pairs your playstation controller to your phone via a bluetooth mac adress that you match with your control via a windows app that the dev provides.
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I want to buy a ps3 controller! But at Gamestop they're so expensive!!
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Voodoo control plus. Hands down. Also the cm7 apk is pretty nice . And as always, wifi tether
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I want to buy a ps3 controller! But at Gamestop they're so expensive!!
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Its called a pawn shop
Also there are similar apps that will work the same way for the wii's remote
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I only joined the Android party last April, but there's a number of great apps I find myself using all the time (in no particular order):
Pandora - I've been in love with this service for years, and the Android app is very solid
Rom Toolbox - Conveniently combines a bunch of features in one place. I only use the free version, and it's like a standard, very useful, Swiss Army knife. I imagine the paid version hulks it up to one of those inch-thick everything you might ever need in your pocket models. For me, the Terminal Emulator, Ad Blocker, Auto Start Manager, and Font Installer see regular use.
LastPass - While you have to pay to use the mobile client, it's really cheap and the convenience of having access to everything on the go is amazing. The app is comprised of two parts, really: a standalone browser for browsing to and automatically logging in to any site in your vault, and a system keyboard, which you can use to plug any of your logins into any app on your phone. If you're a Dolphin HD user, there's also a convenient browser plugin.
Waze - I typically use Google Nav when I don't know where I'm going, but Waze is amazing for user-generated traffic, hazard, police, and other information on your drive. I bring it up on my daily commutes so I can pick the optimal route to/from work, avoid speed traps along the way, and have an accurate, updated-along-the-way ETA for when the wife inevitably calls and asks when I'll be home.
Screen Filter - a sublime utility. qbking's video list didn't mention the widgets available with this app, which are my primary method of use. I have four different dimmer settings between 11 and 62% that cover just about every situation I regularly find myself in. A quick home screen slide and a tap and everything becomes much easier on the eyes in low light situations.
ZDbox - Like Rom Toolbox, this is an app that provides a handful of useful tools. It's my choice for app locking, batch uninstall, batch SD moves, and cache cleaning.
IMDb - I would die if I didn't have this baby handy for all the times I'm watching a show or movie and ask "where have I seen him before?!"
QuickPic - A stellar image browser with very convenient options to include/exclude specific directories on your file system.
Go Launcher EX - With themes, folders, widget resizing, gestures, etc., I love this launcher and its flexibility
AContact - I don't think I've ever heard anybody else talk about this alternative dialer/contacts; I stumbled onto it in the market one day and it's become my favorite for its clean, configurable interface
Woah can't forget GTA III
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I'm loving AppBak. It makes a backup of your installed apps and when you restore it takes you to the Market for that app so everytime I do a fresh install of a Rom I can also install my apps fresh in a few minutes.
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I'm loving AppBak. It makes a backup of your installed apps and when you restore it takes you to the Market for that app so everytime I do a fresh install of a Rom I can also install my apps fresh in a few minutes.
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So is this kind of like appbrain?? Wouldn't titanium backup be a better option for restoring apps..?
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So is this kind of like appbrain?? Wouldn't titanium backup be a better option for restoring apps..?
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I have My Backup Pro not Titanium so I don't know but it only takes me about 10 minutes to re-download about 50 apps and there is only a small amount of data I restore. Then I end up with a complete fresh install which seems to be the starting point for solving several problems so I figure why not start there and try to avoid the problems in the first place.
Bump? i'd like to know what others fav apps are still! XD
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1. Adownloader (great for downloading movies on the go)
2. Tapatalk
3. Wifi tether
4. Quickpic
5. Zedge (thanks to biggoron for bringing its existence to my attention)
6. Go laucher ex (love the themes and options)
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Droid Wall. Amazing for blocking any app from 3g or wifi
Power Amp. Hands down the best music player for androiod.
umm hello Dropbox!
Skype. (I know its a bit clunky) it allows me to call anywhere in North America when roaming using data to phones. a 20 minute call only uses about 10 megs.
XDA dev app! (not sucking up..honest)
Camera Zoom fx.
Starting to like boat browser.
System tuner pro.
BeWeather (essential for the travelling guy)
APW widgets
Anything by chainfire.
pre ics:
go launcher
swipe pad
Folder Organizer
I dont really post much, but am constantly trying new roms. thanks y'all!
between apps that devs incorporate into roms and my own searches, these are my favorite. If nothing else, they HAVE to be on my phone.
In no particular order:
Slacker Radio: Much better in the matching department than Pandora IMO.
Swipe Pad
Dolphin Browser
Chainfire3D
Bartender ;D
Fancy Widgets
Vlingo
Handcent
Netflix
PowerAmp
Reddit is Fun
Titanium Backup
Shazam
Quickoffice Pro
Shush
Amazon appstore
Evernote
1: Swipe pad
2: Titanium backup
3: Go Launcher
4: Go dialer
5: Power amp
6: Software data cable
7:Swiftkey X
8: Voodoo
9: Tune in radio
10: Netflix
The size of the N7 makes it idea for taking notes - I can hold the device in one hand and write with the other in a way that's not possible with a 10" sreen. Amusingly the best app I've found for this is Asus SuperNote, but the menu buttons that normally appear on the bottom of a 10" screen don't appear on a 7". Bumping build.prop's ro.sf.lcd_density from 213 to 170 (root req) fixes it, but a system wide change like that for compatibility of one app is a less-than-ideal-solution imo.
Anyone have any ideas for another possible fix?
Just wait on paranoidandroid. You can set DPI for individual apps
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I just tried this on Jr5, with the tablet ui mod and I had the nav buttons. It looked great, thanks for that.
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I sideloaded supernote on my N7 and noticed the navigation buttons were missing (I'm not rooted and thus running standard DPI).
My work around when in scribble mode I toggle to the keyboard to use backspace, enter key, or insert a space.
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Yes, and you can also do a large horizontal swipe from right to left for backspace / delete I think.
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Good point. I forgot about that capability.
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Ugh, I would pay Asus for a version that scales right. Here's hoping this comes bundled with a 7 inch tablet soon.
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Didn't someone say this is basically the same as freenote?
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cornelious2 said:
Didn't someone say this is basically the same as freenote?
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They have now.... thanks. Hmm, Freenote is a fraction of the size too and seems to have more options / is more configurable. Gonna check it out.
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Just want to tell you all, that there is an app called "Handwrite Free"! I like it better than freenote, better interface and options.
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Just want to tell you all, that there is an app called "Handwrite Free"! I like it better than freenote, better interface and options.
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There's another thread on note taking. I used to like Freenote the best, but in this other thread, someone pointed out Handy Note. It's not free, but well worth the one dollar. Finally something I can actually use, organize, share and backup. Check it out. I tried Supernote as well. Was not good enough for me.
Link to other thread...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1780015
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As was suggested early on, I think the idea of having configurable support for screen density of each app (or however you'd describe it) is the solution to this problem and others like it. For now I've suck with stock and the build.prop edit, but I'll probably be on a custom rom with this functionality before long.
Also, I've tried all of the alternate app suggestions in this thread as well as most in the other. There's a wide variety of apps to pick from - some with a little less functionality, some with way way too much more for my liking (and at 30+ megs installed, they'd better do more!).
As mentioned by a few people FreeNote is the best replacement for SuperNote in general design, but with more configurability and features, plus a smaller installed size to boot. However, all the apps I've tried do one curious little annoying thing "wrong" that SuperNote get's right... they misplace descenders (g j p q y) fully above the baseline.
is there now a way to run Supernote perfectly on the nexus 7? If so how would you go about doing that
Has anyone found a way to make it scale with ParanoidAndroid? I have tried 160dpi and different layouts, but never got it quite right :S
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If you continue to have issues with SuperNote, consider checking out Handy Note Pro. I found it to be more usable. Plus, there's more than a few user reviews on Google Play that said that they lost all of their work when the app borked.
I just watched a video on youtube about asus memo pad 7, in it they were using supernote lite and the memo pad 7 is a 7" tablet so it should be perfect for a n7.
Someone is bound to get a hold of that apk so I will be on the look out for that!
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pdrift said:
I just watched a video on youtube about asus memo pad 7, in it they were using supernote lite and the memo pad 7 is a 7" tablet so it should be perfect for a n7.
Someone is bound to get a hold of that apk so I will be on the look out for that!
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Interested in this
Me too, but can any of these apps save to Dropbox or custom folder on sd?
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You can create an Asus acc and backup there
Every device on XDA has one so why not us, so i thought i might as well bring it over to our side
I'm going to share some useful applications I have on my GS2.
1.Rotation Locker - It locks your screen to either Portrait or Landscape. Awesome app to have when playing temple run in landscape.
2. Rom ToolBox Pro - ROM Toolbox combines apps like Titanium Backup, Root Explorer, ROM Manager, front changer, and etc. Basically your swiss army knife for a root user.
3. AdFree for Android - I hate annoying ads this app removes most ads in the browser and other apps.
4. MXPlayer - one of the best apps for viewing movies and online content if you dont want to use gallery.
5. ProPlayer Music Player - Awesome music player that support all music formats, built in EQ, allows you to change songs when phone in standby mode by just the volume button
6.Tweetcaster - Great App to use if you tried of twitter. other than that its a social networking app that needs no explanation
7. Amazon App Store - They offer a Free Paid App Of The Day (snag rom toolbox pro off of there this is a must have app) did i mention FREE PAID APP A DAY!!!!!
8. XDA App - No Explanation at all
9. Dolphin browser HD - To me Best web browser on the android market (Plz remember this is an opinion lol)
10. Audio Manager / hide it pro - If you have one of those girlfriends/wife that love going threw your phone (call log, sms, pictures.) This app is perfect for you. lets u hide pictures, videos, applications, messages, and calls in your phone in plain sight.
This is a community and we all have the same device so lets help each other out. If you want to know what's a good app is regarding your needs, ask in this thread and I, or others, will be able to help you out.
*NOTE* If you know any unique or useful applications dont be selfish and keep it to yourself, please add them in this thread so I and others on this thread can check them out. Hey you never know who you may help or surprise on this thread
andro daft
Apps I get the most mileage from:
ROM Toolbox Pro
Poweramp
Simi Folder
Advanced Task Manager
Flipboard
Friendcaster
Beautiful Widgets
UCCW
SMS Popup
Simple Calendar Widget
Tasker
This is my list of must have apps.
-AdFree
-AK Notepad
-App2Zip
-CacheCleaner NG
-gPod (gTunes)
-GScript
-MyBackup Root (before I used App2Zip)
-RemoteDroid
-Root Explorer
-Yahoo Sportacular
-System Tuner
-TuneIn Radio Pro
-WiFi Kill
RomTool Box
Power Amp
Android Pro Widgets
Tunein Radio Pro
Pandora
Dropbox
Desktop Visualizer
Netflix
Root Explorer
Tapatalk
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The amazon appstore usually gives out crappy paid apps, once in a while a badass app comes out. I remember I got SwiftKey x for free there once, but when it was on sale for $.10 on the market i bought it from there. I used to check everyday but not anymore. Damn I cant believe i missed rom toolbox.
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To the op, ROM toolbox has an ad blocker no? Rotation control it's usually built in too.
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elflip88 said:
The amazon appstore usually gives out crappy paid apps, once in a while a badass app comes out. I remember I got SwiftKey x for free there once, but when it was on sale for $.10 on the market i bought it from there. I used to check everyday but not anymore. Damn I cant believe i missed rom toolbox.
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I also often buy in the Amazon.
DigitalJedi said:
Apps I get the most mileage from:
ROM Toolbox Pro
Poweramp
Simi Folder
Advanced Task Manager
Flipboard
Friendcaster
Beautiful Widgets
UCCW
SMS Popup
Simple Calendar Widget
Tasker
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Y do u people still use task killers? They are worthless, android has a built in task manager that does great. Ur some times killing an app that will just hope Right back up.
mulletcutter said:
Y do u people still use task killers? They are worthless, android has a built in task manager that does great. Ur some times killing an app that will just hope Right back up.
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I've been back and forth on task killers. The one I'm using now has a quick 1-click widget. I excluded all of the apps that should stay running for stability and other reasons and only have it setup to kill games and other apps that I don't want notifications from and don't need to keep running. It's quick and easy for me to just kill all the junk apps all at once. I have noticed a performance difference with it too.
I also use Autostarts to keep crap from starting up when I don't need it.
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The amazon appstore usually gives out crappy paid apps, once in a while a badass app comes out. I remember I got SwiftKey x for free there once, but when it was on sale for $.10 on the market i bought it from there. I used to check everyday but not anymore. Damn I cant believe i missed rom toolbox.
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i felt the same way once but i made it an effort to check it everyday since im on my phone everyday
i love the dsp sound controller.
Surprised to not have seem this. But NoLED is hands down one of top 10. Better than BLN IMO.
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Whatsapp
Viber
Running Fred
Highway Rider
ColorNote
Quick Profiles
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Thanks
Good one ,with hide it pro.
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alf11211 said:
Thanks
Good one ,with hide it pro.
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lol ur welcome
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Surprised to not have seem this. But NoLED is hands down one of top 10. Better than BLN IMO.
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aww ur right i should of added that one but the apps i put were the ones that stood out but that is a awesome app
DigitalJedi said:
Apps I get the most mileage from:
ROM Toolbox Pro
Poweramp
Simi Folder
Advanced Task Manager
Flipboard
Friendcaster
Beautiful Widgets
UCCW
SMS Popup
Simple Calendar Widget
Tasker
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flipboard is a awesome app, and give android pro widgets a chance its a awesome app
Teo032 said:
To the op, ROM toolbox has an ad blocker no? Rotation control it's usually built in too.
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Edit: nvm about the rotation, i think you want to lock it to landscape which isn't in tw. My mistake carry on
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rom toolbox does but its not that affective
had to add this to top roms i take no credit for this im just re-posting this. dont 4get to give teo032 credit for finding this and Trev186 for originally posting this. now if u excuse me imma go play some final fantasy VII
I came across this thread that hasn't been updated for over half a year but still applies.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...light=emulator
It includes all those awesome Emulators that were removed from the market that can be found on SlideME now
a couple updates
I use DroidEmuROMGet to search and dl the roms
for CPS2 all those CAPCOM arcade games go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...ghlight=cpsemu
for NeoGeo go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...ghlight=cpsemu
for psx use fpse
if anyone else would like to recommend other apps, I'm all ears.
I seriously spent hours playing a bunch of games @[email protected]
Let me start.
Soundhound
Quiet Sleep
Titanium Backup
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Titanium Backup and SwipePad Hyperspace Jump are the most valuable for me.
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TB for sure
SD maid pro
Ram manager Pro
and course xda
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System tuner pro
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Rom tool box pro
Mobile Odin Pro
Apex launcher pro
One clock widget
Nova Launcher Prime
Beautiful Widgets
Titanium Backup
Plants vs Zombies
Angry Birds Star Wars
Osmos HD
Twit.Tv
Swifkey 3 if you don't like the default, I haven't felt the need to change it
I would say XDA, but it never works for me :/
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TB for sure
SD maid pro
Ram manager Pro
and course xda
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Using SD Maid now due to your post, thanks.
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Let me start.
Soundhound
Quiet Sleep
Titanium Backup
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Why do you think Quiet Sleep is such a good deal, even having all blocking features our phone comes equipped with? Am I missing something?
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Using SD Maid now due to your post, thanks.
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Why do you think Quiet Sleep is such a good deal, even having all blocking features our phone comes equipped with? Am I missing something?
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Quiet Sleep allows us to keep our phone on silent while letting important people to contact us incase of emergency.
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Quiet Sleep allows us to keep our phone on silent while letting important people to contact us incase of emergency.
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This ability is built in to Touchwiz, and can be found in the settings. It's called Blocking Mode, schedules, allowed contacts ... just as you describe, free.
Tasker, Dropsync, Nova Launcher, Hovernote, Floating Browser, (in-app pro version purchase based on IMEI is annoying, but it works, and can be restored after uninstallation) and the best photo editor I've found is PicSay Pro.
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Let me start.
Titanium Backup
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+1 to that.
Also like Nitrodesk Touchdown, lets me access my work Exchange account without giving work Admin access to my device.
1. Titanium Backup
2. Root Explorer
3. PowerAmp
Those are my top 3 for sure. PowerAmp definitely isn't necessary, but I like it more than the sammy player. Sometimes I may use beautiful widgets, but on the Note2 I use One More Clock as my clock/weather options and it's free. If any good kernels get developed, I'll buy the kernel developers app as well. I used to use Lightflow religiously on my Nexus, but seems like there is still a conflict with touchwiz software on that front for now.
Some additional favorites of mine:
- unlock with wifi
- dropsync
- Holo launcher plus
- Unified remote full
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for me
TB
Folder Sync
supeSu pro
tablet talk
system tuner pro
soundhound pro
root explorer
Nova Launcher Prime
Groove IP
Fancy widget
Documents to go
uff....
What is uff?
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Nova prime. Widget locker. Pic say pro. Granny smith.
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Alarm Clock Plus
gReader Pro
Out of Milk
PodTrapper
RadarScope
Unified Remote
Quick Boot
Rom toolbox pro. It can replace at least 10 different apps. It does just about everything you need after rooting.
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Clear vision, although that's a game...
Hmm let's see
Titanium backup (everyone with root no their phones should own this)
SuperSU Pro (wonderful for the root logs if you have stuff asking for root and you don't know what they are)
Mobile Odin Pro (I bought this to be supportive, I don't really use it...one of those "you don't know you need it til you need it" kind of things)
HD Widgets (best clock/weather widgets period)
Beautiful Widgets (second best clock/weather widgets period)
FPSE (PlayStation Emulator...very highly recommended for our phones. 60fps on every game I play)
Feedr (best RSS app/widget out there)
Podkicker Pro (best podcast app/widget out there...free version looks awful, paid version is much better)
Swiftkey 3 (and, when it comes out, Swiftkey Flow)
Realcalc (if you're in college and need a scientific calculator)
XDA Premium ( )
SetCPU (it took me 2 years to buy it since it's available on XDA free...but frankly I like knowing I contributed to that dev's awesome work)
Since currents got taken down and replaced by new stand are there any alternatives out there that are similar to currents? I liked how it sorts your subscription by categories and you can access the categories by swiping in from the left and once in a category if you swipe from the right you can access different subscriptions... Anything out there that does this?
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arty93 said:
Since currents got taken down and replaced by new stand are there any alternatives out there that are similar to currents? I liked how it sorts your subscription by categories and you can access the categories by swiping in from the left and once in a category if you swipe from the right you can access different subscriptions... Anything out there that does this?
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I've used Pulse for a long time and like it a lot.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alphonso.pulse
News360 is another good one.
Not a fan of the layout that pulse uses and I'll give news 360 a go. Thank you
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im another looking for a Currents replacement. I loved Currents it was perfect for what i want! I have tried, Feedly, Greader, Flipbook, rss reader, they all suck! I just want something that looks good and more importantly allows me to categorize my feeds! none of them let me do this.. If i want to read about android stuff i go to my android feeds, if i want car, i car to all my car feeds etc.. Will have a look at 360 too.. hepe its good.