Archive for November, 2010

29 Nov 2010

Grab Cyber Monday Deal from Virgin Mobile USA- $174.99, No Contract on Samsung Intercept

No Comments Android, Android phone spec, Android phones, News

Black Friday is long gone, but the Season’s spirit has just begun, Virgin Mobile has just declared Cyber Monday. It is an opportunity that you can grab today, when Virgin Mobile USA with Sprint network offers its only Android handset – Samsung Intercept for mere $175. This means you get a whooping $75 off. To add the icing on the cake, you receive a phone plan worth $25 per month, with NO contract.

Now who will want to waste such a unique offer for 800MHz Android QWERTY slider phone. Buy it, use it and give us your feedback.

29 Nov 2010

FujiFilm goes mobile with X-ray technology

1 Comment Android, Apps, News

Welcome to the mobile age, the time in human history when anything and everything that works on  computers has to work in mobile platform, otherwise we may condemn as useless.  Fujifilm recently launched Synapse Mobility, a X-ray platform that gives radiologists and physicians on-the-go access to the images and information stored in Synapse PACS, Synapse RIS and Synapse Cardiovascular for increased accessibility to patient information and improved workflow.

Synapse Mobility interactive feature enables images to be manipulated using the zoom, window and level, and MIP/MPR within the application, just as the physician would do at a clinical workstation. The new platform support Android, iPad, and iPhone, so doctor can continue browsing patients information while on-the-go.

29 Nov 2010

Improve Your Shopping Style With Barcode Scanner

No Comments Android Apps, Apps, Apps of the Day

ShopSavvy Barcode Scanner works on EVO and is 5 times faster than other available barcode recognition apps. Additionally, you can scan barcodes in all orientations. How it works? Simply aim the camera at the printed barcode on the product, wait for the beep and ShopSavvy will provide you with a list of online and local prices.

Download and enjoy the ShopSavvy 

[via AppstoreHQ]

28 Nov 2010

The future of car seat control and power of apps

No Comments Apps, News

What if you can adjust your car seat and make it perfect for you? Well the technology is already here. Apps are getting into car control mechanics really fast these days. There are apps that control car engines, and far more. You may be enjoying some of these technologies already depending on the car make and model you are driving.

Nothing is more personal to everyone when in a car than the seat. Read more

27 Nov 2010

Cheating on Wordfeud

No Comments Android, Android Apps, Android games

My obsession with Wordfeud is serious. Beside my Gmail app, Wordfeud is the next app I use the most. It has successful past Angry Birds in time of use. For one, I know am playing with human and not some complicated Physics functions. It is fun and my elementary school alphabet lessons can be put to use for once.  

Everything was going fine and my understanding of the game has increased tremendously over the weeks. Now am starting to beat those people that used to beat me long before the game is close to an end. I’ve also realized that the game is tactical and not just about filling up the tiles. You have to pay closer attentions to the TL, DL, TW, and DW tiles. Most times you should be willing to score low on any of those tiles to avoid your opponents scoring very high on them. I called those moves “destruction moves”.

Earlier today I meet a “super” opponent who was able to put together 3 back-to-back 7 letters words, which is very unlikely. Read more

27 Nov 2010

TeamViewer Now On your Android

4 Comments Android Apps, Apps, Apps of the Day

TeamViewer launched its beta app for Android recently and the app is fantastic. Of all the VNC apps I’ve used so far, this is the ultimate prize. Let’s look what it has to offer us.

For install and running the TeamViewer Android application, you would require beta v.6 of the desktop client. The best part is once it’s done, you need not install any more stuff on the host computer. Install option is good for users who would keep accessing their computers often, while Run option is better for the rest of us.

Upon running the server software, it would generate unique ID and random password for you to provide the person, taking control of your computer. You can even regenerate a password, if the connection breaks in the middle of a session. This means that you would not require the intervention of tech support a second time and that your data is safe from malicious IT personnel or blog visitor.

The Android version of TeamViewer allows users to navigate with ease including restarting the host computer. With helpful tips popup displays, the user has more control and better permeability of the system, even over 3G connections. The panning of the screen with the click of the mouse is simply awesome, I bet no other app can do the job that well as TeamViewer has.

Word prediction is incredible and definitely, my favourite feature. It certainly eases the stress on my fingers.

Verdict: Awesome application with smooth navigation, and to top the icing on the cake, you do not have to install a darn thing on the host computer to use it. For a free app, it couldn’t get much better.

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