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Kindly read Below Totorial ----------------------------------------------------------- FULL USER GUIDE ON ANDROID 4.0 How to Switch between Open Apps When
 running an app, you can minimize it by simply tapping the Home icon. 
Getting back to it is not just one click on the taskbar like the way you
 do in Windows. But the Android way is pretty straightforward too.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Recent-Apps-200-245.jpg" /> Tap the Recent Apps icon to reveal the apps that you recently opened. (Note 2) Slide down to see more recent apps. Tap a screenshot from the list to instantly switch to the app. Note 1: You can clear the recent apps from the list by swiping them sideways one by one. Note 2: On Android 2.x, touch and hold the Home button to reveal recent apps. How to Close a Running App The
 Android system doesn't need you to close a running app for every 
instance. But in some cases you may need to force stop an app that's 
misbehaving, or like playing a game, you may need to actually close the 
app in order to start a new level rather than continuing the last. Here 
are the steps to follow: Run the Settings app and tap Apps under DEVICE. Select the app you want to close. Tap the 'Force stop' button and tap 'OK' to confirm. How to Set and Clear a Default App In
 Android, you can set a file to open with a certain program by default 
as you do in Windows. For example, if you have installed an image viewer
 such as QuickPic, the system will ask you to select an app when you try
 to open an image file (See the screenshot).<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Default-App-200-153.jpg" /> To set a default app to open the file, check 'Use by default for this action' before you tap that app. The next time you tap an image file, it will always open with the app you've selected without asking you again. What if you need to clear the default app? Run the Settings app and tap Apps under DEVICE. Choose the app you do not want to launch by default. Tap 'Clear defaults' under LAUNCH BY DEFAULT. How to Uninstall an App Installing
 apps from the Google Play store to your Android device is convenient, 
likewise removing them is pretty straightforward.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Uninstall-200-130.jpg" /> Tap the All Apps icon on the tray and select the Apps tab on the top. Touch and hold the icon of the app you want to uninstall. 
 Drag and drop the app icon over the Uninstall icon then tap 'OK' to 
confirm. (The Uninstall icon appears only for the app that can be 
uninstalled from the system.) Alternatively, you can run the Settings app, tap Apps under DEVICE then select the app you want to uninstall from the list. How to Add and Remove Icons from Home Screens When
 you install an app, the system often adds an app icon on your home 
screen. This icon works as a shortcut to run the app. In case you need 
to manually add an app icon or a widget icon yourself, it's pretty easy.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Remove-Apps-200-150.jpg" /> Tap the All Apps icon on the tray. Select the Apps or Widgets tab on the top. Touch and hold the icon you want to create a shortcut. Drag and drop the icon on a home screen you like. To remove an icon from your home screen: Touch and hold the icon of apps, widgets or shortcuts until the Remove icon appears on the top. Drag and drop the icon over the Remove icon. Note:
 On Android 2.x, you can add a shortcut icon by touching and holding an 
empty location of a home screen or press Menu then tap 'Add'; On Android
 3.0, touch the customize button at the top right of a home screen to 
add a shortcut icon. How to Re-arrange Icons When
 you install new apps to your Android, the system stacks up the icons 
automatically without asking you to select a home screen. But you can 
subsequently re-arrange the icons on the home screens and on the tray.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Re-arrange-icon-200-160.jpg" /> Touch and hold any icon on your screen for a second. Drag the icon to a different spot on the screen, or even to or from the tray, except for the permanent n All Apps n icon. 
 You can also drag an icon to the left or right edge of the screen until
 it starts sliding, then drop the icon to another screen. How to Create, Rename and Remove Folders Other
 than the apps on the tray, sometimes it's difficult to quickly look for
 an app to open if you have many icons spreading across a few home 
screens. Why not create a folder to group similar apps together? It's 
much easier than you might think.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Unnamed-Folder-200-140.jpg" /> Touch and hold any icon for a second. Drag the icon over the top of another. The system then automatically groups two app icons in a folder. Touch the folder, then tap n Unnamed Folder n key in a name for the folder and tap Done You can rename a folder at any time—tap a folder then tap its name to rename. While
 the system auto creates a folder for you, it does the same to removing a
 folder automatically—tap a folder to expand it, then clear all grouped 
items inside the folder—just touch and hold, then drag them out from the
 folder one by one. Note: Older Android system doesn't support 
this feature, but you can rely on a third-party app such as GO Launcher 
EX to achieve almost the same effect. How to Type Faster with Multiple Spaces Instead
 of typing a period at the end of each sentence and follow by a space, 
you can tap the space bar twice to get the same result. How to Type Special Characters If
 you often need to switch between the on-screen Alphabet and Number 
keyboards just to type a comma in a sentence, then why not check out 
below to find out 
more?[img[http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Special-Keys-200-124.jpg[/img] While on the Alphabet keyboard: , (comma) =&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; touch and hold the Full-stop key (.) 
 ' (single quotation mark) =&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt;
 touch and hold the Full-stop key, and slide to choose the single 
quotation mark (') &amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;quot; 
(double quotation mark) =&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; 
touch and hold the Full-stop key, and slide to choose the double 
quotation mark (&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;quot<img src="http://www.frendz4m.com/forum/images/wink.gif" /> Turn caps lock on/off =&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; double-tap the Shift key to lock, single-tap to unlock. 
 Special letters not on the keyboard? 
=&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; touch and hold a key, then
 slide to choose a variation (See the screenshot). Need just a digit
 or symbol from the Number keyboard? 
=&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; touch the ?123 key and 
slide to a digit or symbol key, and you're back to the Alphabet keyboard
 automatically. While on the Number keyboard: Symbols not on 
the keyboard? =&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; touch and 
hold a key, then slide to choose a variation, or tap the 
#\&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt; key to find out more. 
 Often type an equation? =&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; 
touch and hold the #\&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt; key, 
tap a sign and you're back to the Number keyboard when you release the 
#\&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt; key. Need just a 
letter from the Alphabet keyboard? 
=&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;gt; touch the ABC key and 
slide to a letter key, and you're back to the Number keyboard 
automatically. How to Cut, Copy and Paste This
 looks simple but can be tricky sometimes when you use different apps. 
In general, these steps can be used in Email or some other apps:<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Cut-Copy-Paste-200-211B.jpg" /> Double-tap or touch-and-hold to select a word. Drag the handles to adjust the area if needed, then tap Cut or Copy. Tap an insert point, and drag the handle to adjust it if needed. Select Paste (Hint: tab the handle when the 'Paste' button doesn't appear). Note:
 When working in a web browser such as Android's Browser, use 
touch-and-hold to select a word since n double-tap n has been used to 
enlarge or reduce a webpage. How to Turn Off Auto-Correction When
 you're typing through, the system checks your spelling and suggests a 
few words. Unless you've selected one of them, the highlighted suggested
 word overwrites your word when you finish typing it followed by a 
space, punctuation mark or return character. If you feel that's 
annoying, you can turn off Auto-Correction.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Auto-Correction-200-191.jpg" /> Open the app Settings and select 'Language n input' under PERSONAL. Tap the Quick Settings icon next to 'Android keyboard'. Select 'Auto correction' under TEXT CORRECTION. Select 'Off' to turn off 'Auto-Correction'. Note:
 As an alternative, whenever a word is replaced not to your liking, you 
can tap the Delete key immediately after which and the system returns 
the word you've typed. How to Lock Screen Orientation The
 Android screen switches to either the portrait or landscape view in 
response to the way you hold the device when you run certain apps. What 
if I want to lock the screen orientation to one view so that the screen 
doesn't rotate to another? Easy. Run the Settings app. Tap Display under DEVICE. Uncheck n Auto-rotate screen n Your screen will then lock to the portrait mode. To unlock it, check the above option. How to Print Screen Where’s
 the PrintScreen button when you need to take a screen shot of your 
Android device? Instead of using one button, try a combination of two: Press and hold down the Power and Volume-down buttons simultaneously. Open the Gallery app, and you can see your screenshot already saved in the Screenshots album. Note:
 Older Android system doesn't support this feature, but it has a more 
complicated way to take screenshots using Android SDK such as this 
without rooting the device. How to Select Wallpapers for your Android You can easily select a wallpaper from a collection of a few in your system and set it as wallpaper for your Home screens.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Select-Wallpaper-200-172.jpg" /> Touch and hold an empty location of a home screen. Choose either Gallery, Live Wallpapers or Wallpapers from the pop-up menu. Select an image and set it as wallpaper. Alternatively, you can run the Settings app, then go to DEVICE n Display n Wallpaper, and continue with the step 2 above. How to Access Notifications At
 the top of your screen, you will see notifications which report 
calendar events, alarms, incoming mails or other ongoing events. Swipe 
down from the top of the screen to reveal the list of notifications, 
then swipe up from the O-sign to hide it.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Notifications-200-125.png" /> 
 Depending on the notification type, you can swipe a notification 
sideway to dismiss it, or tap the X-sign to dismiss all from the list. 
 To access a notification, tap it and you're taken to the related email,
 reminder, message or app. The notification then clears automatically 
from the list where applicable. Note: When you slide down from 
the top of the screen, you can also see this Quick Settings icon. 
Touching this icon is equivalent to running the Settings app. How to Edit Bookmarks and Folders in Android's Browser Just
 like most browsers, the default Browser in Android allows you to add 
bookmarks and folders easily for getting to the websites fast when 
browsing. Add a bookmark/folder On the page you like to bookmark, tap the Menu button and select 'Save to bookmarks'. Change the Label if needed. Click 'OK' to save to Bookmarks, or select 'Add to' then 'Other folder', browse to a folder or add a new folder and tap 'OK'. Remove a bookmark/folder Tap the Tabs button , then the Bookmarks button . Touch and hold a bookmark or a folder, then select 'Delete bookmark' or 'Delete folder' from the pop-up menu. Press 'OK' to confirm. How to Add a Web Clip Icon to Home Screen If
 you frequently visit a web page, you can tap a web clip or bookmark 
icon on your home screen and quickly access the page without the need to
 touch the Browser icon. This web clip icon can be added to your home 
screen easily:<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Web-Clip-200-105.jpg" /> On the page you often visit, tap the Menu button in Android's Browser. Select 'Save to bookmarks'. Edit the Label if necessary, then select 'Add to' and tap n Home Screen'. Next
 time you visit the same web page, just tap the web clip icon on your 
home screen. Some websites including Gizmo's Freeware have a web clip 
icon which has been customized for you (see the screenshot). How to Send Instant Messages Besides
 third-party apps, Messenger developed by Google gives you a real-time 
instant messaging service via Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G for Android users. To use 
this service and send an instant message from your Android device is 
pretty straightforward. Tap the Messenger app icon. Tap the plus sign and add a person or a group of people from your circles. Add text or photos and tap the Send button. Note:
 Messenger appears as a standalone app that comes with your Android 
system, or as a component of the Google+ app that can be downloaded from
 the Google Play store. How to Setup Mail Accounts and Sync Options The
 Android system allows for adding multiple mail accounts including 
GMail, Exchange, Yahoo, Hotmail and others. To set up a mail account is 
straightforward especially for this example, GMail. Open the app Email. Enter Email address and Password, then tap 'Next' for verifying. Leave 'Sync email form this account' checked, select other options you like, and tap 'Next'. Enter your name to be displayed on outgoing messages, and tap 'Next' to finish. After
 this setting, you can then open the app Email to send emails and read 
incoming mails, which are automatically synced with your GMail account 
over the air. How to Add a Mail Signature Each
 time you send out an email using the Email app, you can have a mail 
signature, such as 'Sent from my mobile device', automatically added at 
the end of your message.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Mail-Signature-200-175.jpg" /> Open the app Email, tap the Menu button, then Settings. Tap the email account that you've set up. Tap 'Signature', enter a signature in a few words you like then tap 'OK' to confirm. How to Sync Emails, Contacts and Calendars The
 Android system allows you to operate and sync your emails, contacts, 
calendars and other items using multiple accounts. You can set your 
accounts to sync these items on your device with the servers 
automatically or manually. Run the Settings app, select 'Accounts n sync' under PERSONAL. At the top, tap to switch the 'Accounts n sync' to 'ON' for automatic syncing, or 'OFF' for manual syncing. When
 the 'Accounts n sync' is switched off, you can touch an account and 
sync contacts or other items manually—either touch an item to sync or 
tap the Menu button then 'Sync now' to sync all items. The last synced 
date and time are shown below each item. How to Browse and Edit Files on your Mobile You
 might have a lot of your files you want to browse through, copy, rename
 or delete them on your mobile device like the way you do in Windows. 
Unfortunately you can't do much as Android 4.0 has not had a built-in 
file manager, but you can easily install a third party app from the 
Google Play Store. Run the Play Store app.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/File-Explorer-200-153.jpg" /> Tap the Search button and enter the name of a file manager, such as ES File Explorer, one of the popular. Tap the app from the list and download it. Open the app and enjoy working with your files and folders on your mobile device. How to Copy Files between your Mobile and PC What
 if you need to copy files and folders between your mobile device and 
PC? You can do so by connecting your mobile device to your PC using a 
USB cable provided. Better still, you can connect them wirelessly via a 
local WiFi network to do the same or even more without needing a cable. Run the Play Store app.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Connect-Wirelessly-200-120.jpg" /> Tap the Search button and enter the name of a remote desktop app, such as AirDroid (reviewed here). Tap the app from the list and download it. 
 Open the app and start using it to connect your mobile to PC for 
copying files wirelessly and doing even more between the two platforms. How to Backup and Restore your Data Using
 the Android system, you can automatically back up your data, such as a 
list of apps you've installed, the words you've added to dictionary, 
your Wi-Fi passwords, Browser bookmarks and other settings via your 
Google account on the servers.<img src="http://www.techsupportalert.com/files/images/pc_freeware/android_apps/Backup-Restore-200-177.jpg" /> Run the app Settings, tap 'Backup n reset' under PERSONAL. Check both 'Back up my data' and 'Automatic restore' if they're unchecked. When
 you need to reset your device or re-install an app which makes use of 
the backup service, you can then restore your data and settings from 
your Google account. How to Lock your Android Device Don't
 like your kids to mess with your mobile or someone to read your emails 
on your device? Lock it with a password, pin, pattern or even use Face 
Unlock. Open the app Settings and select 'Security' under PERSONAL. Select 'Screen lock' under SCREEN SECURITY. Tap a type of security either Pattern, Pin, Password or Face Unlock to lock your device. Each time when your device is turned on, you'll have to use the same security type to access your device. How to Reboot the System In the event your Android apps freeze or the system becomes unresponsive, you can try to reboot the system as follows: 
 Press and hold the Power button of your device until a pop-up menu 
appears. Select 'Power off' and tap 'OK' to confirm. The system will 
then turn off. Turn the system on by pressing and holding the Power button until the Google logo appears. 
 
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ANDROID USER GUIDE FULL(Free) Tutorials

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Android Secret Codes (Google Android : Hidden Secret Codes)

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Google Android : Hidden Secret Codes Pretty useful to know! 
 
NOTE:
 All codes have been checked on Google Android phone Samsung Galaxy 
I7500 only but they should also work in other Google Android phones. EDIT: Yes, input them on the phone dialer! *#*#4636#*#* This code can be used to get some interesting information about your phone and battery. It shows following 4 menus on screen: Phone information Battery information Battery history Usage statistics *#*#7780#*#* This code can be used for a factory data reset. It'll remove following things: Google account settings stored in your phone System and application data and settings Downloaded applications It'll NOT remove: Current system software and bundled applications SD card files e.g. photos, music files, etc. PS:
 Once you give this code, you get a prompt screen asking you to click 
on&quot;Reset phone&quot;button. So you get a chance to cancel 
your operation. *2767*3855# Think before you give this 
code. This code is used for factory format. It'll remove all files and 
settings including the internal memory storage. It'll also reinstall the
 phone firmware. PS: Once you give this code, there is no way to 
cancel the operation unless you remove the battery from the phone. So 
think twice before giving this code. *#*#34971539#*#* This code is used to get information about phone camera. It shows following 4 menus: Update camera firmware in image (Don't try this option) Update camera firmware in SD card Get camera firmware version Get firmware update count WARNING:
 Never use the first option otherwise your phone camera will stop 
working and you'll need to take your phone to service center to 
reinstall camera firmware. *#*#7594#*#* This one is my 
favorite one. This code can be used to change the&quot;End Call / 
Power&quot;button action in your phone. Be default, if you long 
press the button, it shows a screen asking you to select any option from
 Silent mode, Airplane mode and Power off. You can change this 
action using this code. You can enable direct power off on this button 
so you don't need to waste your time in selecting the option. *#*#273283*255*663282*#*#* This code opens a File copy screen where you can backup your media files e.g. Images, Sound, Video and Voice memo. *#*#197328640#*#* This code can be used to enter into Service mode. You can run various tests and change settings in the service mode. WLAN, GPS and Bluetooth Test Codes: *#*#232339#*#* OR *#*#526#*#* OR *#*#528#*#* - WLAN test (Use&quot;Menu&quot;button to start various tests) *#*#232338#*#* - Shows WiFi MAC address *#*#1472365#*#* - GPS test *#*#1575#*#* - Another GPS test *#*#232331#*#* - Bluetooth test *#*#232337#*# - Shows Bluetooth device address *#*#8255#*#* This code can be used to launch GTalk Service Monitor. Codes to get Firmware version information: *#*#4986*2650468#*#* - PDA, Phone, H/W, RFCallDate *#*#1234#*#* - PDA and Phone *#*#1111#*#* - FTA SW Version *#*#2222#*#* - FTA HW Version *#*#44336#*#* - PDA, Phone, CSC, Build Time, Changelist number Codes to launch various Factory Tests: *#*#0283#*#* - Packet Loopback *#*#0*#*#* - LCD test *#*#0673#*#* OR *#*#0289#*#* - Melody test *#*#0842#*#* - Device test (Vibration test and BackLight test) *#*#2663#*#* - Touch screen version *#*#2664#*#* - Touch screen test *#*#0588#*#* - Proximity sensor test *#*#3264#*#* - RAM version 
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Android Tips n Tweaks (Part1+2) Android v2.3 GINGERBREAD

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Android v2.3 GINGERBREAD <img src="http://cdn.androidcommunity.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/android-gingerbread1.jpg" /> Android
 2.3 Gingerbread mobile platform is barely making its way on the market.
 Currently, there’s only one smartphone available on the market, which 
is delivered with Android OS 2.3 out-of-the-box, the Nexus S. So today 
we are sharing some tips and trick for Android 2.3 Gingerbread. 
 
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Android Tips n Tweaks (Part1+2) Android v2.3 GINGERBREAD 1- Visual cue for scrolling: When 
you are in a scrollable list (like your Gmail inbox) and you reach the 
end of the list it shows an orange hue—a visual cue that you can’t 
scroll anymore. 2- Notification bar icons (Wi-Fi, network 
coverage bars, etc.): Turn green when you have an uninhibited connection
 to Google, white when you don’t. Hint: if you’re in a hotel or airport 
using Wi-Fi, the bars won’t turn green until you launch the browser and 
get past the captive portal. 3- Voice actions: Tell your phone 
what to do by pressing the microphone icon next to the search box on the
 home screen, or long press the magnifying glass. You can tell it to 
send an email or text message (“send text to mom, see you for pizza at 
7”), call someone (“call mom”), navigate somewhere (“navigate to 
pizza”), or listen to music (“listen to Mamma Mia”). 4- Find 
things you’ve downloaded from your browser: Your downloads are now 
neatly collected in a Downloads manager, which you can find in the apps 
drawer. 5- Turn a Gallery stack into a slideshow: In Gallery, 
when you are looking at a stack of photos, put two fingers on the stack 
and spread them. The stack spreads out and the pictures flow from one 
finger to the other, a moving slideshow that lets you see all of the 
photos. 6- Walk, don’t drive: Once you’ve gotten directions 
within Google Maps, click on the walking person icon to get walking 
directions. 7- Easy text copy/paste from a webpage: To copy/paste
 from a webpage, long press some text, drag the handles around to select
 the text you want to copy, and press somewhere in the highlighted 
region. To paste, simply long press a text entry box and select paste. 
Gmail is a bit different: you need to go to Menu &gt; More &gt; 
Select Text. 8- Turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot: Go to 
Settings &gt; Wireless &amp; Networks &gt; Tethering 
&amp; Portable Hotspot. (You may have to pay extra for this 
feature.) 9- Look at Maps in 3D: With the latest release of 
Google Maps, you can now look at 3D maps. Tilt the map by sliding two 
fingers vertically up/down the screen, and rotate it by placing two 
fingers on the map and sliding in a circular motion, e.g., from 12 and 6
 o’clock to 3 and 9. 10- Cool shutdown effect: When you put the 
phone to sleep, you’ll see an animation that resembles an old cathode 
tube TV turning off. Keyboard tricks 11- Shift+Key to 
capitalize a word: In Gingerbread (and supported hardware), you can 
Shift+Key to capitalize a letter instead of going to a separate all caps
 keyboard. 12- Auto-complete: The space bar lights up when auto-complete can finish a word. 13-
 Quick replace: Tap on any previously typed word, then tap on a 
suggestion to automatically replace it with the suggested word. 14-
 Easy access to special characters (like numbers, punctuation): Press 
and hold any key to go to the special character keyboard. You can also 
press and hold the “,” key for an extensive punctuation keyboard. Applications 15- Angry Birds: Popular game that lets you knock down blocks by slingshotting birds. 16-
 Astro: Awesome file explorer app. Browse and access the directories on 
your phone, and take full advantage of its capabilities. Great if you’re
 a power user. 17- Chrome to Phone: This one is really useful for
 Chrome users. You can send anything you browse on your computer to your
 phone. So if you are heading out to a restaurant or party and look up 
directions on your computer, just click the “send to phone” button 
(requires Chrome to Phone extension) and that exact page will open on 
your phone. Same with virtually any webpage. 18- Flash: Install from Android Market to watch Flash videos embedded throughout the web. Runs even better on Gingerbread. 19- Fruit Ninja: A juicy action game that tests your ability to smash flying fruit. A fun time-killer on the bus or train. 20- FXCamera: Popular photo sharing app with slick effects and filters. 21-
 Google Maps: Use your device as a GPS navigation system with free 
turn-by-turn voice guidance, and take advantage of other Google Maps 
features like Street View, Latitude and Places. 22- Instant Heart Rate: Measure your heart rate using your camera. 23- Phonalyzr: Track your phone usage: who you text most, call most, average call length distribution, etc. 24-
 RemoteDroid: Control your computer from your phone. Gives you a mobile 
wireless mouse and keyboard. Great if you’re using your computer for 
music or movies. 25- Shazam: Identifies virtually any song you are listening to. 26- SoundHound: Record a snippet of a song and get it identified instantly. You can even hum (if you can carry a tune!). 27-
 Tango: A free, high-quality video call app that works on both 3G and 
Wi-Fi. If your device has a front facing camera (e.g., Nexus S), you 
will love this app. 28 YouTube: New UI. Plus, portrait-mode player, and view comments and drop-down box video information 
 
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Android Tips n Tweaks (Part1+2) Android v2.3 GINGERBREAD

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Android 2.2 FROYO 
  Google's
 Android 2.2 update, also commonly known under its development pseudonym
 of FroYo, is gradually finding its way onto more and more Android 
phones with every passing day. Google and the networks of the 
world are slowly updating their handsets so the latest version of the 
mobile OS, with Android 2.2 bringing many new features - plus well known
 performance and battery life enhancements. So now Android 2.2 is
 out and spreading, it's time to delve a little deeper under the bonnet 
and put together a few tips for getting the most out of your newly 
refreshed and invigorated phone. What else can you do with it 
apart from send text messages and look at women applying their make-up 
on YouTube? This little lot, for a start. Read on for your top 20 
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11. Don't install your most-used apps to SD card Also
 worth remembering is that your SD card is not available to your phone 
while it's plugged in via USB - so any apps on your SD card won't be 
accessible while your phone's charging. So don't put anything too 
important on there, else you'll end up having to copy it back to use it 
while charging via USB. 12. Tether, don't hotspot As
 cool as it may well be to use Android 2.2's network-hammering wireless 
hotspot facilities to share your 3G connection with your laptop, it'll 
guzzle the power out of your battery like a dog sucking the jelly out of
 a pork pie. So use the alternative Tethering option - and connect your 
laptop via USB. Not as futuristic, but works better - and means you 
don't have to mess about with WPA2 encryption settings on both devices. 13. Film something that happens at night Android
 2.2 lets you completely ruin your battery by keeping the camera's flash
 running constantly. HTC utilises this to provide a flashlight app, but 
it also means you're able to use your phone to record hedgehogs eating 
slugs at dusk. 14. Activate swearing recognition You're
 now able to swear at your phone, and it'll know about it. Google's 
allowed rude words to be interpreted by its voice-to-text tools in 
Android 2.2. Go to Settings &amp;gt; Voice input &amp;amp; 
output, then deactivate the 'Block offensive words' checkbox. Handy if 
your late night web browsing requires explicit terminology and 
hands-free operation, for whatever reason. Android block offensive words <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/20-froyo-tips/android2-2-tip5-320-100.jpg" /> 15. Uninstall your Task Killers There's
 no point bothering with a task killer of any sort on Android 2.2, as 
Google has changed its code to stop apps killing other apps. There's a 
manual override hidden in Settings &amp;gt; Applications 
&amp;gt; Manage Applications, where you're able to Force Stop a 
running app if you must. But it'll be easier and less stressful to 
simply surrender control and learn to trust Google. 16. Use Exchange ActiveSync Android
 2.2 now has enhanced auto-discovery options, making it possible to 
activate Exchange-based email systems by simply keying in your username 
and password - plus there's a remote wipe option for binning everything 
when you leave your phone and all your sensitive emails in a taxi or 
East End lapdancing club. 17. Enable Android auto app updates Another
 milestone FroYo feature is the chance to have your downloaded apps 
update themselves. But the default option is to ask the user to update 
manually, for some odd reason. So no, your phone isn't broken - activate
 auto-updates by opening the Android Market and pressing Menu, 
Downloads, then opening up each installed app and ticking Allow 
Automatic Updating. It's a pain you have to do this for every app - but 
still easier than updating everything manually. Android automatic app updates <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/20-froyo-tips/android2-2-tip4-320-100.jpg" /> 18. Turn off app update Notifications all together If
 you're happy with what you've got and would rather not be woken up at 
4.35am to be told there's a minor incremental update to the Foursquare 
app now available, switch off app update notifications completely. From 
the Android Market home page, press Menu &amp;gt; Downloads 
&amp;gt; Menu and hit the Notifications toggle. 19. Manually update the stragglers There's
 one quirk to this new auto-update feature that may appear like it's a 
bug - but it's not. Android 2.2 will refuse to automatically update any 
apps that have changed their permission settings, so you'll have to do 
those yourself. It's a security feature, so that the innocent wallpaper 
you installed can't suddenly request access to your location and web 
history without you first clicking the appropriate disclaimer. 20. Install Chrome to Phone Google's
 new Android 2.2 exclusive feature is a clever, if slightly pointless, 
demo of Google's mobile powers. Install the app, install the Chrome 
extension, then hit the phone icon to ping URLs to your phone. Not sure 
what the point of it is when Android can do maps and internet perfectly 
well by itself, but it sure is impressive. 
 
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  <img src="http://www.mobilephones-news.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/froyo-andriod-2-2.jpg" /> Google's
 Android 2.2 update, also commonly known under its development pseudonym
 of FroYo, is gradually finding its way onto more and more Android 
phones with every passing day. Google and the networks of the 
world are slowly updating their handsets so the latest version of the 
mobile OS, with Android 2.2 bringing many new features - plus well known
 performance and battery life enhancements. So now Android 2.2 is
 out and spreading, it's time to delve a little deeper under the bonnet 
and put together a few tips for getting the most out of your newly 
refreshed and invigorated phone. What else can you do with it 
apart from send text messages and look at women applying their make-up 
on YouTube? This little lot, for a start. Read on for your top 20 
Android 2.2 tips. ----------------- 
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1. Edit your Android Search button settings Google's
 Search box will, by default, search the internet and your phone for any
 text you enter. If you'd rather it just searched your phone, press the 
'G' icon and change where Google looks for stuff. Also, under Menu 
&gt; Settings &gt; Search you're able to add or remove items and
 search locations from this list. Makes searching for apps by name much,
 much faster. Change android search <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/20-froyo-tips/android2-2-tip1-320-100.jpg" /> 2. Stick a load of search widgets on a screen If
 you're stuck for ideas on what to put on all your Home screens, why not
 build your own search super screen? One search bar for web, one for 
apps, one for contacts - easy. 3. Pull up for numeric Android keypad If
 you're using the generic, unskinned Android 2.2, the keyboard now lets 
users swipe up to select numeric characters and apostrophes, rather than
 having to navigate to a separate screen. Not quite as intuitive as 
HTC's custom keyboard as found on the Sense-enabled HTC Desire version 
of Android 2.2, but a big improvement on the stock keyboard of old. 4. Power button ends calls Under
 Settings &gt; Accessibility there's a tiny new change - the option 
to use the power button to end a phone call. Very handy - if your phone 
doesn't already support that. Android power button to end calls <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/20-froyo-tips/android2-2-tip6-320-100.jpg" /> 5. Enable Flash in your Android browser The
 big selling point of Android 2.2 is it compatibility with Adobe's Flash
 10.1 player. HTC has built the app into its Android 2.2 update, while 
the &quot;vanilla&quot; Nexus One FroYo requires Flash to be 
installed as a separate download from the Android Market. Just remember 
it'll need to be activated in the browser settings - if you want Flash, 
that is. 6. ...then turn Flash off again Once the 
novelty has worn off, you may find Flash 10.1 to be a bit of a burden, 
what with the way it can slow down page scrolling on even the most 
modern of Android phones. The toggle option is found in the browser 
settings, where you can choose to have Flash plug-in content only 
activate &quot;On Demand&quot; when you click on it. Turn off android flash <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/20-froyo-tips/android2-2-tip2-320-100.jpg" /> 7. Enter a numeric pin FroYo
 lets you specify a pin number to lock and unlock the phone, if you're 
not won over by the previous version's shape-based locking system. Stick
 in your choice of digits under Settings &gt; Security &gt; Set 
up screen lock. 8. Update your apps Another of 
FroYo's big new additions is the option to save your apps to SD card. 
But remember this option is not universal - it requires the app 
developer to specifically add the option to their app. Don't blame 
yourself when you can't save something to SD card, it's the developer's 
fault. 9. Shuffle apps to SD card Also, don't panic
 when you're not asked where to save an app when downloading it from the
 Android Market. That's not how it works. You can only install apps to 
your phone initially - then move them to SD card separately. Do this by 
going to Settings &gt; Applications &gt; Manage Applications and
 clicking on the app. If the developer has enabled it, now you can 
shuffle it to your memory card. Android apps to sd card <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/20-froyo-tips/android2-2-tip3-320-100.jpg" /> 10. Install SDMove SDMove
 is a tiny Android app that fills the above gap. It lists your apps, 
letting you see at a glance which ones can be moved to SD card and which
 can't. If you've got a heavily loaded phone, it could save many seconds
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41. Speak the Queen's English If 
you're fed up of the bizarre accent of the Maps Navigation voice, 
there's an English variant - go to Menu &gt; Settings &gt; Text 
to Speech &gt; and tick the box to use your own settings. Now you're
 able to have an English accent. Much better for navigating the M25. British navigation voice in android <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/language_british-320-100.jpg" /> 42. Delete fat Android apps If
 you're running low on internal memory space, your apps can be sorted by
 size - and big ones binned to make space. Head off to Settings &gt;
 Applications &gt; Manage Applications and press Menu to filter them
 by memory use. 43. Activate speakerphone It's not 
particular user-friendly having to press the Menu button while making a 
call, but you if you do so you're able to select the speakerphone option
 - plus other calling features. 44. Delete entire threads If
 you have a late night SMS conversation you'd rather forget, 
long-pressing on the thread from the Messaging app's front screen lets 
you delete the entire thing in one go. It'll be like it never happened. Delete android message threads <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/delete-threads-320-100.jpg" /> 45. Make your own wallpaper You
 don't have to stick with Android's default collection of 1990s 
corporate imagery - any photo can be used as your desktop image. And 
you're even allowed to crop it, so it scrolls nicely with the desktop. 
Simply long-press on the Home screen and select Wallpapers then Pictures
 to use any pic you've previously taken. 46. Android recent apps list Holding
 down the Home button brings up the Android equivalent of your most 
recently used apps list. It beats paging through the phone, if you've 
just quit something by mistake. Android recent apps <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/recent_apps-320-100.jpg" /> 47. Lose non-essential fancy stuff Speed
 up your phone and save a teeny amount of battery life by binning the 
fancy animations. You can turn them back on again when you need to 
impress an iPhone user. Find the toggles under Settings &gt; Sound 
and Display &gt; Animation. 48. Built-in Android task killer Android
 features its own little task killer, but it's very, very well hidden. 
Manually close apps by going to Settings &gt; Applications &gt; 
Manage Applications then pressing Menu - and filtering the results by 
running apps. If you can be bothered with all that, you're than able to 
force close anything that's running. Android running apps <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/running-apps-320-100.jpg" /> 49. Lock your phone Setting
 an unlock pattern adds a small layer of additional security to your 
phone - just remember to wipe the tell-tale finger smears from the 
screen. Set android lock <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/set_unlock-320-100.jpg" /> 50. Keep the screen on while charging It's
 often handy to have the screen stay on all the time, especially if you 
tend to recharge your phone overnight and use one of the fancy apps that
 turn your phone into a nice 1980s clock radio and. Go to Settings 
&gt; Applications &gt; Development and tell the screen to stay 
on while charging. Just don't tell your environmentalist friends you're 
burning through electricity like this. 
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31. Unconfirmed deletions Pressing 
Menu while in the Gallery lets you switch off the deletion confirmation 
dialogue, which could shave many seconds off your photo management 
times. 32. Alternate text fields If you're a bit of
 a grammar fetishist, the Android stock keyboard can help. Holding down a
 key brings up a floating alternate text field for that letter, with all
 the special characters needed for accurately sending SMS messages to 
French and German people popping up. Alternate text <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/android_cafe-320-100.jpg" /> 33. More Android emoticions The
 above tip also works with the Android keyboard's selection of smiley 
faces, with a long-press on the smiley pulling up loads more. Although 
there still aren't enough sad/depressed ones for our liking. 34. &quot;What I meant was...&quot; And
 if you're too old to know what all these smiley faces actually mean, 
press Menu then Insert Smiley while on the Android keyboard - then the 
meaning of them all is nicely explained for granddad. Android smiley <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/insert_smiley-320-100.jpg" /> 35. Change Android auto-correct If
 you're having problems with the Android keyboard auto-correcting or 
simply don't like words completing and capitalising themselves, the 
options can be changed in Settings &gt; Language and Keyboard 
&gt; Android Keyboard. 36. Install am Android file manager The
 lack of a way to properly manage files on Android 2.1 is quite odd. 
Sure, you can delete photos and music from within their apps, but you'll
 need one of the many file managers on the Android Market to mass-delete
 things in comfort, PC style. Astro is a good, free one to start with. 37. Manage your Android battery Keeping
 track of the occasional rogue app is important when it comes to making 
sure you've got enough battery left for those odd occasions when you 
might actually need to make a phone call. The data collected by your 
phone and stored under Settings &gt; About Phone &gt; Battery 
use will tell you if one of your apps is staying on and hammering your 
battery, letting you do the human thing and delete it. 38. Set keyboard, from keyboard Another
 rather obscure feature, this. Long-pressing the 123 button on the 
standard Android keyboard brings up a keyboard settings page, where 
you're able to switch keyboards (if you have others installed) and 
fiddle with settings on the fly. Android keyboard settings <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/set-keyboard-320-100.jpg" /> 39. STOP Also, further speed up your typing by double-pressing the spacebar - this automatically inserts a full-stop. 40. &quot;Never heard of her&quot; If
 you need to delete all mentions of ex-partners from your phone, the 
dictionary can be edited - go to Settings &gt; Language and Keyboard
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21. Facebook your Contact photos If 
you combine Android with the official Facebook Android app, it's 
possible to automatically pull in photos for your contacts through 
Facebook. You're also able to create a specific Facebook Phonebook 
folder on the Home page, keeping internet and proper friends separate. 22. Browser combo button The
 Android 2.1 web browser features a clever multi-function button beside 
the address bar. While a page is loading it turns into a 
&quot;X&quot; to cancel loading, but once a page has finished it
 transforms itself into a bookmark adding and history management tool. 
It's always there for you. Browser combo button <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/X-browser-button-320-100.jpg" /> 23. Android web history shortcut Also,
 further speed up browsing by holding down the Back key - this is your 
shortcut to your internet History. Ideal for navigating those complex 
browsing sessions - and also cuts down on unnecessary reloading. 24. Use browser tabs The
 standard Android browser offers tabbed browsing, it just doesn't do a 
very good job of advertising it. Long-pressing a URL lets you open web 
links in a new tab - you then switch tabs by pressing Menu and selecting
 the Windows option. Not that user-friendly a system, but it works. Just
 remember that quitting to the desktop may automatically close 
everything in the middle of a tab-heavy session. Android browser tabs <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/browser-tabs-320-100.jpg" /> 25. Multiple Gmail accounts in Android Android
 2.1 added support for multiple Gmail accounts. Add a new internet 
identity to your phone by opening the Gmail app, then pressing Menu 
&gt; Accounts &gt; Add Accounts. Then remember who you're 
pretending to be. 26. Turn off Google auto-suggest If
 you're phone's a bit on the entry level side of things, your Google 
searching will be speeded up quite significantly by turning off the web 
suggestions feature. Having Google constantly guessing what you're about
 to type is nice, but can bring older phones crunching to a halt. 
Deactivate this feature by heading to Settings &gt; Search &gt; 
Google Search Settings. Turn off google suggest in android <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/turn-off-suggestions-320-100.jpg" /> 27. Add a hotline to the Android Home screen If
 there's one person you tend to call more than most - wife, councillor 
or parole officer - make it easy on yourself by adding a Direct Dial 
shortcut to the Home screen. Long-press on the background, then select 
Shortcuts then Direct Dial - to add the modern equivalent of a big red 
telephone to your Home page that instantly dials the one number without 
messing around with the Dialer or Contacts pages. 28. Add a hotline to Techradar You
 can do the above with web site pages, too. Simply long-press on a web 
bookmark when in the browser, and you'll be given the option to 
&quot;Add Shortcut to Home&quot; - which will indeed drop an 
icon onto your Home screen that instantly launches the browser and 
starts loading your favourite site. TechRadar on android <img src="http://mos.futurenet.com/techradar/classifications/gadgets/phones/mobile-phones/Android/androidtips/hotline-techradar-320-100.jpg" /> 29. Shortcut to music playlists If
 you've setup a playlist for your music, it's also possible to add a 
shortcut to that on the Home screen in a similar fashion. Beats fiddling
 with the music player. 30. Bypass Android slide unlock You
 don't have to slide the screen locker to bring your phone out of 
standby. A double press of your phone's Menu button will also wake it 
up, as long as your manufacturer hasn't removed that feature from its 
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