Official Android discussion thread
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
found this on their blog
On an Android From the menu, tap ‘Select Offline Notebooks.’ Back in the Settings, be sure to select ‘WiFi Sync Only’ to bypass any potential roaming charges from your data plan provider. Notes that you create using Evernote for Android can still be viewed, even if they are not in a selected offline notebook
R2K
In the Zone
^^
ColorNote doesn't have the option of taking snapshot of something and save it as a note. I think it just takes simple text notes.
Eg : Colornote doesn't support Taking a snapshot of a receipt/bill etc and saving it as a note in an organized mode for future reference kinda thing. Evernote do have that feature AFAIK.
Thank you for the info.
I think I should give the Evernote app a try then.
^^
ColorNote doesn't have the option of taking snapshot of something and save it as a note. I think it just takes simple text notes.
Eg : Colornote doesn't support Taking a snapshot of a receipt/bill etc and saving it as a note in an organized mode for future reference kinda thing. Evernote do have that feature AFAIK.
Whoa! That seems handy features.
But I am guessing I just needed a simple note app.
sandynator
Cyborg Agent
Guys please help me with reverse tethering detailed procedure/tutorials.
BTW my tablet Auxus AX01 is factory rooted [checked with root check]
Want to access net till I get a wifi router from MTNL
OR
Suggest me some procedure to access adsl+ broadband connection using D link wired adsl router modem [GLB 502T] thru USB only as lan is fixed to desktop
BTW my tablet Auxus AX01 is factory rooted [checked with root check]
Want to access net till I get a wifi router from MTNL
OR
Suggest me some procedure to access adsl+ broadband connection using D link wired adsl router modem [GLB 502T] thru USB only as lan is fixed to desktop
randomuser111
Technomancer
How's Google now working for you guys ?
Doesn't work too well with Indian Accent
Doesn't work too well with Indian Accent
If you don't have the card formatted to an ext partition to use link2sd app, then it's very simple to migrate.
Just put your phone to Mass storage mode, copy all contents of the card to a folder in PC. Then remove the card and replace it with the 16 GB card. Now copy all the contents to that card through PC.
That's it. Just turn off the mass storage mode and tada... !!
Ps: you can even use external card reader to copy the contents. But really, it's that simple.
No. Don't know. Try using google's or TinEye's reverse image search on it.
nCyCoD
Gamer..
Tried both.Couldn't find it.
ajayritik
Technomancer
@vyom I remember you had earlier suggested something called ext partition which is used in case you want apps to be used even if we move the apps to SD Card using some app? Can you help me in this regard?
Thanks for the suggestion for my earlier query on the data moving from 2 GB to 16 GB.
Thanks for the suggestion for my earlier query on the data moving from 2 GB to 16 GB.
v.Na5h
Off Hook!
How to manually partition your SD card for Android Apps2SD | Android and Me
*play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ru.krikun.s2e&hl=en
^^ Whoa man! That is some complex guide I have ever seen to do a simple thing such as partition you card!!!
Manually partitioning is luring, but is not recommended because of obvious risks.
Anyway... here's the easy way:
1. Install a good recovery like AmonRa.
2. Reboot to recovery
3. You will get an option, "Partition SD Card" for ext2.
4. Select appropriate size for the ext2 partition. If you have 16 GB card, you can select 1GB.
5. You can select 0 MB as swap size. (Works for me).
Your card will now be formatted (wiped out) and there will be a 1 GB ext2 partition.
7. Now select the option to convert this ext2 partition to ext3 format.
8. Now just reboot, and start Link2SD app.
9. Select "ext3" as partition format. And reboot again.
10. Now, you can setup the Link2SD card to let it link all the apps you install automatically.
(or you can manually link the apps to card's partition after you install any app).
PS: It's easy then what it seems.
Manually partitioning is luring, but is not recommended because of obvious risks.
Anyway... here's the easy way:
1. Install a good recovery like AmonRa.
2. Reboot to recovery
3. You will get an option, "Partition SD Card" for ext2.
4. Select appropriate size for the ext2 partition. If you have 16 GB card, you can select 1GB.
5. You can select 0 MB as swap size. (Works for me).
Your card will now be formatted (wiped out) and there will be a 1 GB ext2 partition.
7. Now select the option to convert this ext2 partition to ext3 format.
8. Now just reboot, and start Link2SD app.
9. Select "ext3" as partition format. And reboot again.
10. Now, you can setup the Link2SD card to let it link all the apps you install automatically.
(or you can manually link the apps to card's partition after you install any app).
PS: It's easy then what it seems.
cooljeba
The Photoshop Guy
What apps you have on your android phone ?
Here is my list
Air Droid
AndroZip
Browser for SkyDrive
Camera ZOOM FX
Dolphin Browser
DropBox
Evernote
Firefox
Gentle Alarm
Gtasks
KeePassDroid
MoboPlayer
Onavo Count
Pocket
ROM Manager
Skype
Speed Test
Swift Key
Talk.to
Tapatalk
TeamViewer
Tweedle
WhatsApp
WordWeb
Here is my list
Air Droid
AndroZip
Browser for SkyDrive
Camera ZOOM FX
Dolphin Browser
DropBox
Evernote
Firefox
Gentle Alarm
Gtasks
KeePassDroid
MoboPlayer
Onavo Count
ROM Manager
Skype
Speed Test
Swift Key
Talk.to
Tapatalk
TeamViewer
Tweedle
WordWeb
mandarpalshikar
Why So Serious ???
^^ Battery Calibration by Nema
Have been using this since last 1.5 years with my S i9000 and Galaxy Tab P1000. Works for me.
Have been using this since last 1.5 years with my S i9000 and Galaxy Tab P1000. Works for me.