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Guys, what weather widgets do you use/recommend for Android?
Weather widgets for Android
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Some decent suggestions.
What's bothering me is two things:
1. My GS2 came loaded with an accuweather app, but the accuweather app on the play store is not the same.
2. I require a weather widget which is location aware. So if i travel to another part of London and press the refresh button, it will locate where I am and give me local weather figures.
All the other widgets I've played with you have to enter in locations manually.
What's bothering me is two things:
1. My GS2 came loaded with an accuweather app, but the accuweather app on the play store is not the same.
2. I require a weather widget which is location aware. So if i travel to another part of London and press the refresh button, it will locate where I am and give me local weather figures.
All the other widgets I've played with you have to enter in locations manually.
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I'll try it.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I've never been an 'advanced' android user. I alwasy stick with defaults.
But planning on getting an Nexus 5 and it's gona force me to 'customise' it...
But planning on getting an Nexus 5 and it's gona force me to 'customise' it...
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How do you integrate dashclock?
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The one I seem to have settled on is 1Weather.
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I still haven’t found a widget as nice as the one that Samsung pre-load on the handsets.
It does everything I need:
1. Location aware.
2. Clock
3. Pretty graphics/pics
4. As well as press on it for a weekly forecast.
5. I can press an update button to refresh widget.
It's an accuweather widget, but Samsung must alter it as it is not the same as the accuweather app in the store.
As sad as it sounds, this is proving to be a major block on me getting a Nexus 5.
It does everything I need:
1. Location aware.
2. Clock
3. Pretty graphics/pics
4. As well as press on it for a weekly forecast.
5. I can press an update button to refresh widget.
It's an accuweather widget, but Samsung must alter it as it is not the same as the accuweather app in the store.
As sad as it sounds, this is proving to be a major block on me getting a Nexus 5.
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I need to have a closer look at this..... I have never messed around with android apps/widgets before.
Im a stock kind of person really.
The problem with the BBC app is it's fugly.
Im a stock kind of person really.
The problem with the BBC app is it's fugly.
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This is what I'm currently rocking. I think it might just work for me.