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Android – Apps without borders

Watch Android engineers demonstrate that applications on Android exist without borders. Apps on Android can access core mobile device functionality through standard APIs. Through intents, apps can announce their capabilities for other apps to use.

Can anyone recommend any good apps for Android phones?

Can anyone recommend any good apps for Android phones? – by hairandglasses (Roberto)

My T-Mobile “My Touch 3G” won’t download apps anymore. I keep getting a “download failed” Can this be fixed?

Question by inv92: My T-Mobile “My Touch 3G” won’t download apps anymore. I keep getting a “download failed” Can this be fixed?
The phone still works fine and the apps I currently have work fine. I can’t download anything new and I can’t update anything I still have. Can I do something with the phone to fix this?

Best answer:

Answer by The Phone geek
try a master reset.

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RT @shaanhaider: Top 5 Free Video Converters For Android Phones http://ow.ly/6Iv3q #apps #Android

RT @shaanhaider: Top 5 Free Video Converters For Android Phones http://ow.ly/6Iv3q #apps #Android – by sohambanker (Soham Banker)

New Edge of Navigation Google Maps on Android Apps

Article by NP

Let Check out new experiment by Google Lab for google maps with navigation Andorid Application

Download map area

When you’re visiting an unfamiliar location, google maps with navigation for mobile is great for getting an idea of how close you are to your destination, where streets and landmarks are in relation to each other, or just for getting “un-lost.” But what if you don’t have a data signal, or you’re abroad and don’t have a data plan? We say that if you use google maps with navigation for mobile, you’ll never need to carry a paper map again. The “Download map area” lab in Google Maps 5.7 for Android is a step in making that statement true even when you’re offline.

Let’s say later you’re visiting Bordeaux during a trip to France. If you were to open Google for Maps with Navigation for mobile and zoom into Bordeaux without data coverage or wifi, you’d see the image on the left:

That’s not particularly useful when you’re trying to find out how close you are to the Cathedrale St. Andre. But a little advance planning and “Download map area” can help. Before you take your trip, while you still have access to WiFi or data coverage, you can open up any Places page in the world, click “More” to get the Place page menu, and download Google’s maps for a 10-mile radius.

The download can take as little as a minute or two. This download stores only the base map tiles and the landmarks on the map, so you still need a data connection to see satellite view and 3D buildings, search for Places and get directions. But we hope the level of detail available will help you find your way!

All your downloaded map areas can be managed in your Google for Maps cache settings so you can delete maps you no longer need or if you want to free up storage. After 30 days, all downloaded map areas will be removed from your cache; they can be re-downloaded any time.

Scale bar

Google for Maps with Navigation has approximately 20 different zoom levels that range from a 2,000 mile scale to a 20 foot scale. With finger gestures making it really quick and easy to zoom in and out, sometimes it’s not always clear what zoom level you’re at. What might be just a few streets away can be quite a long walk depending on the scale. To help with this, you can turn on a scale bar, which updates based on your zoom level.

Measure

If you ever need to know the distance between San Francisco and New York (about 2602 miles) or between any other two points on the map, the “Measure” lab can help you out. Once it’s enabled, you’ll notice a tape measure icon just above the zoom buttons. After clicking that icon, you’ll be prompted to tap two points on the map and Google for Maps will calculate the straight distance between those points (this direct distance is “as the crow flies”).

To access Labs on your phone, press your phone’s menu button once in Google Maps, choose “More” and select Labs. On a tablet, click the menu button in the upper-right corner of Maps. The “Download map area” lab requires Android 2.1+ and the latest version of Google Maps. We look forward to bringing you more experimental features soon and hope you enjoy trying out Labs in Google Maps for Android

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