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OMG!! This by far is one of the coolest apps EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Do you love going to concerts? Do you have to have the latest band attire? Don’t want to miss a beat on what’s going on? Well…. there is an App for your Droid phone up for the taking. One of the world’s biggest DJ is supporting this app..

Motorola DROID Multimedia Docking Station

This app is called Flow*d and it will tell you anything you need to know about your favorite band. Everything from tour dates, news, merchandise updates, you name it! This is a awesome bc it comes straight from the people up in the band so you are able to get the latest without all the added stuff.

Freedom Pro Universal Bluetooth Portable Keyboard for Symbian, Windows Mobile, Blackberry and Android-Based Smartphones

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If you live near any coastal region in the US and you love to fish, you might be a fan or at least have heard of Coastal Angler Magazine. If you follow all that they share you might be interested in the App that they have released for your Android phone. The App is called FishOn. Seems to be showing

• licensing info
• up-to-the-minute weather
• tides
• fishing reports
• catch photos
• marine conditions
• conservation information
• a fish scale

The FishOn app is available for the Android, all versions, the blackberry and Iphone. Cost for this app is $4.99 and you can download it from right here!

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Dang, it sure does suck when you don’t have your phone anymore. All those day to day conveniences and connectedness ends up being this total VOID! But then anger kicks in when someone steals your shit and you’re out two hundred dollar phone and your passwords- along with your bank account info.

For a thief who steals someone’s iPhone or Android it ends up being similar to hitting the lotto. Passwords, emails, text messages and access to just about anything everything else. With no work involved and more than likely minimum risk.

For many phone users they do not even think about any of this. There actual apps out there for Android, iPhone, and Blackberry (which will be out soon) that you can purchase which will add a tracking to stolen phone. Many people do not jump on this, I’m assuming because it costs money on top of phone insurance which totally adds up. It all adds up- plus the economy being what it is just adds to the reluctance, gotta save wherever you can.

Read up on some more information as well as awesome tips. The apps that were mentioned earlier, find where to get them.

Extra good info in full article

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Cell phone technology has taken off, it has blasted off is more like it, blown UP. Smartphones and the ongoing love hate relationship between Google and Apple seem to really feed off of one another and create lots of new programs. Of course the obvious difference between the two which is what sets them apart is the open system (Google) and the closed system (Apple). Yet with all  these new advances there are some questions arising. The biggest is security! More and more apps are now able to gain access to vital information such as passwords, bank info, etc.

Quite a few experts have been analyzing such issues. The question that was sparked was which platform is safer? Let’s begin with the different types of phones:

• Blackberry aka “Crackberry” – Limits users from installing, sharing or creating different applications. But Blackberry became popular because it was the first phone that allowed you to get your email on your phone, definitely not because it is a Smartphone.
• Windows Mobile- Microsoft created a mini computer in a phone. It is has the ability for users to install and share applications, but people really haven’t been into purchasing it.
• iPhone- Really started the launch of Smartphones and all the hoopla. Although Apple controls what applications get approval and which do not. There are a TON of apps. Due to the closed syste

  

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  m the security is pretty damn good. When you think about it though, if you have never been outside the castle walls- how are you to know what the world is like? Or born into a country like North Korea where you can’t think and you are told what is and isn’t okay. Makes you wonder what’s beyond the Apple walls!

• Android aka “Droid”- the OS was designed to resemble a PC and be able to run many different applications  all at once which aren’t to be monitored, per se, by a central entity. This is all great but this does make the system vulnerable.

Recent study that was conducted ran these numbers: there will be forty eight thousand apps available to Android users, about twenty percent of the apps will require a third party or access from some other entity. There are some hackers that perhaps develop apps to do hateful things like bank fraud, identity theft, and so much more.

About five percent of apps have the capability to place a call to any number without user’s permission. Two percent of apps have that capability to send SMS messages (text messages) without user’s permission. The percentages seem small but in ratio with the overall number, the likeliness of bad luck, and the lack of filtering one should be aware at least.

Just be aware, take caution of the sites you visit, and easy with the downloading! Do a little research and check out comments and such.

To read the full article

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For all you bicycle lovers this is your app! I was so excited when I came across this. I had no idea that it existed-where some real die hard bicyclist may have already known about this.

Google bike maps, Google bicycle maps & Google bike routes are all up but there is one new addition, bicycle map directions on Google Maps. This was created to help those that do a lot of cycling to plan out their route.

More and more towns are now beginning to build paths and routes all over cities. For many locals that came be confusing but also for those traveling through or just wanting to cycle  while doing some traveling that can be very challenging.

Some critics do mention that it is still important to keep your print out maps with you if you do not have the mobile version. If one does have a Smartphone travelers can carry along the map and refer as they continue on.

Another issue with the app is that cyclist may get confused as to which turn to take. There some faults to it but by far it really is a cool app and great idea by Google. They have also done walking and transit maps. Blackberry got the transit map back in September 2008 along with Windows Mobile later on that year. Walking directions for Blackberry, iPhone and Droid Smartphones are all available now too.

Check out the video

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How do wireless carriers and the internet work together? Now with the Android Smart Phone’s on the market the way we surf the internet has changed. More people surf the net on their phones more than on their desktops. With so many more people able to access from just about anywhere has brought much attention from web browsers.

AT&T is the last wireless carrier to get in on the Droid action. They are to come out with the Motorola Backflip which will be running the Android operating system. Yet AT&T has decided to go along with Yahoo as their default search engine. This is a big advancement for Yahoo in that they now will gain more traffic. More people will mean more money and other added perks.

T-Mobile has teamed up with Google for their default search engine on some of their phones. Google has not always been the chosen one in that a few years back Yahoo was able to pull one over Google and get on with T-Mobile.  T-Mobile does have an exclusive contract with Yahoo so depending on the stipulations T-Mobile may have to assign Yahoo as the default browser.

Verizon Wireless uses Bing as their default web browser. (Who knew there were so many different web browsers available?) Bing is the Microsoft’s contender to web browsing. They have exclusive rights for Verizon’s mobile phones-managing the searches and advertisements for the mobile phones. Blackberry has the Bing but the HTC Droid Eris and the Motorola Droid run on Google. It will be interesting once Microsoft launches their new phone with Windows 7. This may cause an even bigger rift.

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Rightfully so, the new advances are just unfathomable in some cases (metal detector app, wtthha). There are so many things that I would have never thought of but bring such convenience.

Google thinks of everything, starting from the basics such as email. Gmail is brilliant in the ways of navigation, being a person that gets excited over little things. The memory alone for the email is fantastic. It is great at filtering out all the yucky spam, some people get bugged by the advertising on the sides-but really it is not a big deal.

The G1 droid phone was my first purchase of anything “techie” other than my laptop. I’m still learning a whole lot, I refer to my “professional techies” for advice ALL THE TIME! The information out there is just immense. But when I got the G1 I jumped on it and it was totally self explanatory. HA! Although it took me awhile to figure out how to forward text messages ( hold on the screen, then select where you want the message to go). I did not want to read the directions but discover these things on my own.

Gmail connected right up with my phone. It makes to be so convenient in that it does not automatically sign out like the Blackberry does and my notifications are easily accessed. The other aspect I really like is that Gmail has a built in chat which is super nice. When I am unable to get on to my laptop I can just jump on my phone and BAAM! Chat it up, at work usually heehee

The apps are fan freaken fan-tastic! Lemme tell ya! I will continue to keep good, interesting, and HELPFUL articles up on here.

Post away and let me know how your DrOID phones are treatin ya :0)

Till next time…

little miss Droid herself )

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