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Evil Mastermind posted:Is there a good calendar app that has a 1x4 or 2x2 widget, and that'll hook into my Google Calendar? I like Pure Calendar Agenda widget.
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I'm perpetually low on space on my OG Droid. Are Google Goggles and Google Music system apps that can't be messed with, or is it safe to back them up with Titanium Backup and then nuke them?
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Dec 8, 2011 17:27
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Splizwarf posted:Confusingly enough, Music and Google Music are not the same app. Music is the default player in /system/app and deleting it won't save you any space. Google Music talks to your cloud music account, is a normal Market app, and will save you a mild amount of space if deleted. Google Music does seem to live in /system/app, which makes me nervous. Thanks for the waste of space, Google!
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Splizwarf posted:What? On my phone, Google Music (com.google.android.music-1.apk) lives in /data/app along with all the other apps. The icon for Google Music is a pair of grey and orange headphones. The icon for Music (Music.apk, the default player that comes with Android) is a blue speaker, and that's what should be in /system/app. No, just rooted the stock ROM. I'm not using a file explorer, I'm going from what Titanium Backup tells me. I looks to have superceded the old Music, as it shows up not as "Google Music" but as "Music 4.0.9" (icon is indeed a pair of grey headphones with orange trim) and when I go to delete it, it warns me that it will uninstall /system/app/MusicGoogle.apk.
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Hubis posted:Candidates so far are SplashID, mSecure, and 1password I used to use SplashID, but I got fed up with the cumbersome Android UI and the nuisance of having to ask for license codes to use the Windows version on multiple machines. Unfortunately, I switched to KeePass, so I can't make a recommendation.
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Jan 21, 2012 19:53
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Gothmog1065 posted:I have no problem with it. She wants one where she can easily sort into categories and look at those categories when looking for a contact. She has hundreds of contacts and wants to keep the "work" ones away from the "play" ones. I can see where editing online will help, but when she's on the phone, she'd rather click "work" and find something there or click "friends" and find someone in there, than scroll through hundreds of contacts. DialerOne isn't a contact management app, but it has a group tab that lets you navigate this way to get to a contact.
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Feb 7, 2012 20:38
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anakha posted:I'd say the advantage of DashClock is the 'extensions', or addons that other app developers have been creating so that their app notifications could be displayed in the DashClock widget. Can anyone recommend a Dashclock extension for emergency contact info? In my Widgetlocker days I used Appventive's ICE and I'd like something with that level of functionality if possible.
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Sep 9, 2013 20:26
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I'm in the market for a new SMS app. I've been using Hancent, not because I love it, but because it was one of the leading choices a few years back and I was OK with it. Now there's a feature I want that it doesn't have - I want to set not only ringtone but also ring behavior on a default and a per-contact basis. I get texts for work periodically, sometimes from unknown people, and so I want the default behavior to be to ring and keep ringing indefinitely until I answer. I also have friends who text for any reason or none, and for them, I want to be able to change it to ring once and then shut up. Handcent only lets me change tones; ring frequency and such are global settings, and that's not enough anymore. I don't really care about MMS and group texts, I just want that one notification behavior. Anyone have a suggestion?
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Jan 5, 2014 20:05
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Jerk McJerkface posted:I have a dream that one time I'll work at a company that doesn't use email. Email should be renamed "CoverYourAssAndCCEveryoneMail" because that's all it is. You don't like the feeling of having your rear end covered? I routinely get notes that people didn't get what they asked for, or never agreed to a compromise, or that I agreed to a deadline I never heard of, and it's quite nice to be able to pull out an email message showing that they asked for exactly what they got, did agree to the compromise, or accepted my timetable.
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Mar 31, 2014 19:24
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Is there a way to make Google Now show next appointment cards for multiple calendars? I've found instructions for making it do so but they all seem to be for earlier versions of the Google Search app and require me to click on things that aren't there anymore.
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Apr 19, 2014 18:36
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FYI I tried the HTC Fetch as a security token for my One M8 and it absolutely murdered my battery life. At this point I'm hoping Keylinks become available again soon.
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Can anyone recommend an app for tracking movie collections that includes a location field? I'm going to start putting the discs I've ripped in bins in the basement and I need a way to keep track of which discs are in which bins. Movie Xpress can do it but the UI is clunky and there's no option to ignore articles at the beginning of the movie name, so I'm hoping there's something better out there.
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