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Android Q to warn users running apps targeting Android Lollipop or older

Android Q to warn users running apps targeting Android Lollipop or older

September 3, 2018
It's usually in the best interests of a developer to update their apps to support the latest Android platform features. Each new Android versions offers new APIs and features that earlier versions of Android don't offer. However, each new Android version also adds new restrictions to what apps can do, which some application developers aren't...
Organize Your Apps Better with JINA

Organize Your Apps Better with JINA

November 29, 2014
We've all been there at one point or another. You take out your device to open an app to look for something and you find yourself wasting about a minute fumbling through hundreds of installed apps in your device while frantically swiping up, down, left, and right in order to find the app you set...
Avoid All the Space Junk in Debris Cascade

Avoid All the Space Junk in Debris Cascade

July 14, 2014
Are you tired of Temple Run, Despicable Me 2, and and the rest of those runner games out there? Would you like to try a simpler, yet more fluid game that will keep you hooked for a while? Then keep on reading because XDA Forum Member Karriz brings you something that will fill you with joy for a little...
Be the Last Man Standing in Last Bird Standing

Be the Last Man Standing in Last Bird Standing

June 13, 2014
The craze over birds in the mobile gaming world just won't go away. Every time we feel that we have gotten over Angry Birds or the ever so infuriating Flappy Birds, we seem to stumble into the madness that involves feathered creatures once again. This is where XDA Forum Member [email protected] comes in, with his latest creation, Last Bird...
Greenify Keeps Your Android Running Smoothly

Greenify Keeps Your Android Running Smoothly

February 25, 2013
For most people, this is an old tune, one to which they have danced before: the eternal promise of extending battery life, making your device smooth and silky as the time it was taken out of the box. We have had these programs such as task managers, app killers, RAM savers, and so on for...
Minimalistic Text Editor for Android

Minimalistic Text Editor for Android

January 18, 2013
As mobile devices have evolved, so have the tools for performing every day tasks. What used to require Microsoft Office on a standard computer can now be accomplished with various mobile applications that can create, edit, and view Office documents (because Microsoft still can't figure out how to mobilize their mammoth, memory-hungry, piece of... oh...
New Alarm Clock App for That Oft-Hated Moment of the Day

New Alarm Clock App for That Oft-Hated Moment of the Day

October 12, 2012
If there's one thing you may hate but may not be able to live without (and no, I am not talking about your significant other), it is the alarm clock. Some people have an internal one and have the uncanny ability to wake up 5 minutes earlier than their alarm; others have one that sits...
Play with Your Food with Garden Troopers

Play with Your Food with Garden Troopers

May 27, 2012
If you are looking for a recipe for fun, XDA Forum Member Dimmerg has a recommendation for you.  He recommends that you try his Garden Troopers dish. To make this delicious dish Dimmerg has made the following recipe.Ingredients1 (16 ounce) package frozen yogurt 2 large tomatoes, diced 2 large cucumber, peeled and diced 2 game modes, sliced 5 difficulties, julienned 10...
FaceLock Face Recognition App Locking for Gingerbread

FaceLock Face Recognition App Locking for Gingerbread

May 26, 2012
With the introduction of Android 4.0, came the facial recognition unlock feature (or gimmick to some). While far from being a secure way of preventing unwanted access to your device, it adds an extra layer of security that requires less effort to use than traditional methods. Inspired by this, XDA member adnanahmad1786 has developed FaceLock for...
Alt Mounter Simulates USB Mass Storage Back on Ice Cream Sandwich

Alt Mounter Simulates USB Mass Storage Back on Ice Cream Sandwich

May 1, 2012
For those running the latest and greatest Android has to offer, you may have noticed that USB Mass Storage has gone missing on many devices. For years, USB Mass Storage was the de facto way for users to connect their devices to their computers and transfer just about anything. Opting instead to go with MTP, many devices...
Flying Farting Donkies for Flatulent Flight

Flying Farting Donkies for Flatulent Flight

April 12, 2012
Every once in a while an application comes along where the jokes just write themselves. This application is one of them. Flying Farting Donkies is a simple, yet thoroughly enjoyable game. XDA Senior Member adecker introduces the game by saying the following: Introducing Flying Farting Donkies by Decker-Barringer Technologies; DBT for short. FFD is a fun...
Android 3.2+ Code (Inadvertently?) Preventing Write Access to External Storage

Android 3.2+ Code (Inadvertently?) Preventing Write Access to External Storage

April 12, 2012
It would seem that Google has a bug in their AOSP code that was introduced around Android 3.2, which affects how the OS handles USB Storage and can prevent write access to SD cards and USB sticks. XDA Elite Recognized Developer, Senior Moderator, and News Writer Chainfire sums up the issue in his blog post: In the past, an...