New essential Android apps thread
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Started using Pushbullet during this month and it's utterly brilliant.
Xposed Framework now works for lollipop too as well as the big main Xposed module, Gravitybox
Can't live without any of these.
Xposed Framework now works for lollipop too as well as the big main Xposed module, Gravitybox
Can't live without any of these.
Gravitybox is awesome, Amplify is great too.
I've been using xposed for a little while now on my Nexus 6, seems stable enough!
Completely forgot about Solid, they do have a 2.0 alpha in the works, so will give that a go: http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/12/24/solid-explorer-2-0-alpha-goes-full-material-can-try-now/
MotorSport Manager
Only just discovered this, although I think it hasn't been on android that long.
Good little sim for motor racing fans
Only just discovered this, although I think it hasn't been on android that long.
Good little sim for motor racing fans
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Find it incredibly annoying how sometimes easily your driver can slip back through the order, irrespective of their attributes, then be unable to get back past. I'm on nice shiny new soft tyres, they're on hard tyres they'll be stopping to replace soon. Come on! You'll be 5 seconds a lap faster and you still got overtaken!
The first few laps of a race are annoying as heck. Good thing the AI are often rubbish at optimising strategy, don't conserve or push and just stop for tyres when they need them, even if there's only a lap left.
It is a good game, but it's very repetitive with no real depth. Means it's quick to get in to, but don't have an awful lot of playability.
Ta dude.
Nice.. "Brought"
**Double sarcasm there... Play on people using brought and the fact its free
Nova's latest beta looks amazing: http://www.androidpolice.com/2015/0...design-new-code-base-and-tons-of-new-options/
Quite a few other changes as well, which seems enough for it to drop support for ICS, it now requires 4.1 JB as minimum.
Quite a few other changes as well, which seems enough for it to drop support for ICS, it now requires 4.1 JB as minimum.
Nice.
I would kill for him to add independent icon sizing for app drawer, dock and desktop. Such a simple feature that's missing.
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