#Phone
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Life with an HTC Desire part 2
Time rolls on and I’m getting used to finding my way around my HTC Desire.
I’m still trying out lots of apps, for this site http://www.appbrain.com which helps you keep track of the apps you’ve got on your phone. You download an app for your phone and it syncs your apps to the website, suggests other apps you might like etc. Useful so far.
Here is what I’ve got on my phone at the moment
Doodle’s Geek Monkey by Alastair Montgomery
Life with a HTC Desire Part 1 Apps
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On Tuesday of this week I upgraded my mobile phone to an Android handset. After a long drawn out process of reading reviews and getting peoples advice from Twitter etc I finally decided on an HTC Desire.
I am amazed with the phone and have hardly been able to drag myself away from the handset.
Thing I like the most is the seamless integration with my Google accounts for email, contacts and calendar syncing. I think it is going to make me much more organized.
I’ve been busy trying out application since I got the phone and here are is a list of the ones I’ve found useful so far.
Aldiko is an ebook reading application that runs on any Android phone and which enables you to easily download and read thousands of books right on your smartphone.
Scan barcodes on CDs, books, and other products, then look up prices and reviews, or search for a word in a book and find where it occurs. You can also scan QR Codes containing URLs, contact info, calendar events, and more
The only battery application that tells you how much time is left on your battery.
Jamendo Free Music Streaming
Easily browse through 20,000 albums by 9500 artists, thanks to an elegant and ergonomic interface. All of Jamendo’s main features, such as free download of all the tracks, playlist creation, access to album reviews and managing favorites, are of course integrated. Carry the best of jamendo in your pocket!
Your personal radio station on your phone: Choose an artist or genre and Last.fm builds the perfect playlist just for you, fresh every time, featuring your favorites and new discoveries powered by millions of Last.fm users sharing the music they love. You can skip any song and find out about concerts, too.
My Tracks is an application for your AndroidTM phone that enables you to record GPS tracks and view live statistics – such as time, speed, distance, and elevation – while hiking, biking, running or participating in other outdoor activities. Once recorded, you can share your tracks, upload them to Google Spreadsheets and visualize them on Google My Maps.
Perfect your pictures with the Photoshop.com Mobile App on your Android phone. Simply drag your finger to crop, adjust color, apply effects—you name it.
twidroid is the industry-standard twitter client for android, the only one I’ve found so far with list support.
LG Renoir Subjected to Death by Ice, Water, Wind, and Earth Tests [Cellphones]
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My LG Renoir is in hiding after reading this.
via Gizmodo by Jesus Diaz on 28/01/09
Not happy to test drive this fugly version of the iPhone, the Mobile@Mail.ru crew have pitted the LG KC910 Renoir against all four elements: Ice, Wind, Earth, and Wine! OK, water, but wine too.
DSTL1 Android Smartphone Is Battlestar Galactica's iPhone [Android]
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I wish I hadn’t just renewed my phone contract now. My LG Renoir now looks like the ugly cousin.
via Gizmodo by Jesus Diaz on 27/01/09
This is the Android-based, 3-inch Sharp touchscreen, General Mobile DSTL1. And it is everything the T-Mobile isn’t: A stunning design and features combination that may convince regular consumers to choose the Android platform over iPhone.
T-Mobile G1 First Google Android Phone
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Could be a replacement contender for my aging K800i
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