Clover Memo APK Pro

Clover Memo APK 1.20 Premium Apps Android

 

• Requirements: Android 2.1 and up

• Overview:

Clover Memo is a memo pad application that can be used to create handwritten notes and pressure/speed-sensitive high-quality drawings and paintings. Choose from a large library of brushes and presets, or create your own!

If you use a stylus, please start by calibrating it in Gallery > Stylus > Calibration.
And set or disable cursor offset for use with a finger or stylus (Settings available in Gallery > Stylus: set to right or left-handed with stylus and without)
It is highly recommended that you click drag from the Gallery button up to the Options button to customise your preferences.

• KEY FEATURES:

- A wide assortment of brushes, suitable for professional-quality detail work and finishing!
- Make your own perfect brush that responds to your own touch
- Pressure-sensitive drawing and painting with stylus button support (e.g. Galaxy Note S-Pen, etc)
- Infinite undo/redo limited only by device memory
- Infinite-expand or fixed canvas sizing (For best results, don't exceed double the device's screen resolution)
- Eyedropper tool
- Standard drawing tools, palette with opacity settings and bookmarkable colours for easy access
- Transform, resize and rotate images

• INTERFACE:

- Go to Gallery > Options to set more preferences
- Customisable Clover interface - place hotkeys and button shortcuts wherever you want
- Set alpha/flow/colour and cursor circle appearance on a per-brush basis
- Pinch and stretch to zoom in and out
- Free rotate - press two fingers to the screen and turn
- Screen inversion
- Customise the background: Color, pattern, size, toggle BG zoom on/off
- Change the edit frame colour

• LAYERS:

best mobile messaging apps to replace SMS on your smartphone

22 of the best mobile messaging apps to replace SMS on your smartphone

• We’ve known for sometime that SMS is becoming passe for many smartphone owners worldwide.

• Sure, people still use it, but there are a slew of apps that go way beyond it, offering easy multimedia functions, group chats, video calls, gaming and much more. Beyond being SMS replacements, these apps are essentially ‘SMS+’ — to coin a phrase uttered to me recently by the founder of a messaging company.

• But with so many apps out there it can be difficult to know exactly which one is best for you and your friends. To help you make that choice, we’ve waded through the densely populated mass of chat apps to pick out the best.

WhatsApp

• WhatsApp needs little introduction since it is arguably the world’s most popular messaging app, with more than 300 million people using it each month. Simplicity is at the core of the service, to the point that even the least-tech-savvy of folks — such as mums, dads, grandmas and granddads — should be able to send text messages, photos and voice messages.

• The service costs $0.99 for a one-year subscription — although it is free for the first year — and it supports a wide range of phones.

Pros: Simple to use and popular enough that most of your friends may have it installed already.
Cons: While it isn’t expensive, it isn’t free, and it lacks the more sophisticated features which may appeal to some people.
Verdict: A must-have app.
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone | BlackBerry | Others

GroupMe

• As the name suggests, GroupMe is dedicated to group messaging. Users can share text-based chats, photos, videos and more across the service, which is available on a range of mobile platforms and also for the desktop.

• GroupMe — which is actually owned by Skype, another app on our list, keeps things simple. Like WhatsApp, everything is text-based, there are no voice/video calls, which makes it well-suited to techies and non-techies alike.

Pros: Easy to use and available across a range of platforms, including the Web.
Cons: There is no calling of any kind, and no content-related features.
Verdict: A solid app for all, GroupMe is much like a real-time Facebook Group designed specifically for mobile.
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone 8 | Desktop

 

Line

• A messaging service born in Japan of a Korean Internet firm, Line offers a lot more than just the messaging basics. Users can send regular text messages, hold group chats, send photos/videos, make voice/video calls between fellow Line users and even play games with friends via the app.

• Line is available for free, but users can spend money on virtual content like stickers, in-app purchases within games and sign-up to get messages from their favorite brands. Line supports more than 40 apps — including a nifty camera app — and there are plans to introduce music and shopping services soon.

Pros: Offers one of the most comprehensive selection of features, including video calls.
Cons: With so many features, there is the potential for users to get a little lost within the service.
Verdict: An excellent choice if you’re looking to do a lot more than merely replace SMS.
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone | BlackBerry| Others/Desktop

WeChat

This China-made service has been compared to Facebook, since, like Line, because of the way it mixes a range of social network-like features with messaging. WeChat signed up football Lionel Messi as it bids to become popular beyond simply China and Asia.
So what do you get from this free app? All the usual messaging features — multimedia/group chat/push-to-talk voice messages — alongside voice/video calls and opt-in accounts from brands. WeChat includes discovery features, which are becoming popular ways to meet new people (i.e. date), perhaps in a crowded bar.

Pros: A tonne of features, although its gaming service is not yet available outside of China.
Cons: Some stigma and concerns from being a Chinese service, while it is not yet widely used in the West.
Verdict: Another good option if you want more than just bare-bones messaging.
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone | BlackBerry | Others

Kakao Talk

• Another free chat app from Asia — this time Korea — Kakao Talk is an interesting, multimedia-focused service, but it doesn’t have a large number of overseas-based users.

• Kakao Talk offers the best selection of games on a messaging app, in our opinion, and includes all the usual chat features — group chats/multimedia — and supports voice and video calling between users. There are also other Kakao apps and clients for the PC and Mac, while Kakao has an Android launcher that is initially only available in Korea at this moment.

Pros: Excellent selection and games, and useful calling and messaging features.
Cons: Most users are based in Korea, and the app is rather Asia-ified, which may not be to the liking of everyone.
Verdict: An interesting service but, unless you’re in Korea or an avid messaging fan, you’re not likely to need it.
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone | BlackBerry | Desktop

MessageMe

• A relatively new addition, having launched in early-2013, MessageMe is a slick (free) app that brings many of the features from Asian apps into a service designed to suit US consumer tastes.

• MessageMe users can send each other text messages, images, doodles (drawing made within the app) and videos. They can also share their location, music from their device and stickers — which are both free and paid-for.

Pros: Slick design which includes a range of features without bombarding users with options.
Cons: Lacks voice/video calling options, which some people appreciate in a ‘messaging’ app.
Verdict: Much like GroupMe, this is an interesting app that is providing most popular in the US, however it doesn’t have a massive user base.
Download: iOS | Android

Kik

• Kik is one of the few messaging apps that doesn’t require you to provide your phone number. Instead you simply pick a username, provide an email address and go from there.

• That easy sign-up process has made it popular across a range of devices — including iPods, tablets and other devices that don’t take SIM cards — and particularly popular among youngsters. Kik includes an interesting multimedia option — ‘Cards’ — which lets you download games and features, like a YouTube video player, to customize the app to your own preferences.

Pros: Doesn’t require a phone number and easily customizable.
Cons: There are no video or voice calling options.
Verdict: Particularly popular in North America and among youngsters, Kik is feature-rich and slick messaging app.
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone 

Tango

• Tango burst on the scene as a mobile video chat app, and that experience remains central to the service today — although it also includes voice calls, games and a desktop client.

• Much like many of the Asian services, two Tango users can play Tango games together via the app, assuming that they both download the game. That’s on top of regular text messaging, group chat, video and photo sharing and other fairly standard features.

Pros: Excellent quality video calling across a range of platforms.
Cons: Tango is a more complicated service that WhatsApp and others, so it may not suit all users.
Verdict: A good choice for video calling, Tango has just started getting into games and it already includes titles from top game makers.
Download: iOS | Android | Desktop and others

Cubie

• Taiwan-based Cubie is focused on drawing — users can make and send doodles to each other from inside the app — but it also includes a boat-load of other features.

• Aside from the basics, the service is very multimedia-centric. All conversations include a dedicated photo gallery for images from chats with each of your friends, and there is voice calls, voice messages, location-sharing, a YouTube widget, stickers and more.

Pros: A very multimedia-focused app that can produce fun conversations between friends.
Cons: Very Asia-focused, which may not be to the liking of all users. The app doesn’t feature video calls.
Verdict: A unique messaging app that has proven popular in Asia, particularly among females.
Download: iOS | Android

Facebook Messenger

Facebook needs no introduction, its Messenger app is a standalone version of its Facebook Messaging service.
Messenger includes text chat, group chat, photo/video sharing, and even stickers. The chances are almost all of our friends are on Facebook, and, even if they don’t have the Messenger app, your messages will be sent to them as Facebook Messages.

Pros: Everyone uses Facebook so there’s no question of having to convince friends to download the app.
Cons: Lacking video calls and gaming, but, moreover, it doesn’t feel like a unique chat app.
Verdict: Facebook Messenger is a solid app but, in a world where we spent enough time on Facebook as it is, many people prefer to turn to dedicate messaging apps instead. (For those that don’t, Messenger is ideal.)
Download: iOS | Android | Blackberry 10 | Web

Hike

• Hike is a messaging focused app which allows users to share text messages, photos, videos, short voice messaging and chat in groups. It also includes a rather nifty ‘SMS out’ feature.

• Currently available in Hike’s native India only, SMS-out lets users send chat messages to non-Hike users — useful in group chats. The app also includes stickers and location-sharing, while it is available in a range of European languages.

 
Pros: Neatly designed with a range of messaging features.
Cons: SMS-out feature is India-only, and there are no calling features in the app.
Verdict: Useful app for those based in India, but its reach in Europe is growing as it becomes a feature-rich secondary option to other services.
Download: iOS | Android | Windows Phone 8 | BlackBerry 10

Google Hangouts

• Google Hangouts includes instant text messaging and video and voice calling, and is available for iOS, Android and desktop (via the Web.)

• Hangouts are multi-person group video chats that initially began on Google+. They are quite unlike other video chat services, because they allow multiple users on the same call for free. The text-based message service is basic, and essentially replaces Google Talk.

Pros: Available on numerous platforms. Multi-person video chat is free.
Cons: No support for SMS (yet) and text chat is basic.
Verdict: A really useful app for keeping in touch with friends, family and colleagues, which compliments other messaging-focused apps.
Download: iOS | Android

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Get Rid of Those Pesky App Notifications with Notif

 

• Are you an app junkie who can’t help himself whenever you see a good app trending on Google Play. Unfortunately, the cold hard truth is that you might not always need it or use it and end up dumping it from your app collection in favor of another novelty app that catches your fancy in the future.
  
• Some of you just like knowing it’s silently lingering around in your phone just in case you need to use it in the future. This nonchalant download spree can make your screen cluttered with a million apps and sometimes, you forget where the app is and miss important notifications. Let’s face it, with every new app, there’s a swarm of unnecessary notifications that clutter your notification center and make navigation impossible. 
  
• There’s times when you’ve missed an important reminder, or a meeting or a deadline, or even a really important message from a friend through Viber, or Whatsapp because you didn’t finish scrolling through your notifications. If this is a somewhat accurate representation of your smartphone usage, then here’s one last app you need to get to resolve this issue once and for all.
  
• Notif is an Android app that basically stands for Notification History. It can easily track which of your apps is pushing unwanted messages that are cluttering up your notification centre. Once the problem is detected, half the battle is already one. But that’s not all, the app does much more.

Android 4.4 KitKat Update Predictions: Galaxy S4, Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 2

• After the Android 4.4 KitKat update announcement, several companies threw their weight behind Google’s latest update. In the days since, we’ve seen others jump on board. One company that hasn’t announced anything is also one of the most popular: Samsung.

• Last week, Google announced both the Nexus 5 and the Android 4.4 KitKat update. Android 4.4, an update that was originally announced back in September before the iPhone announcement, will be an incremental but useful update for all Android users.

• Google confirmed that the update would roll out to its Nexus devices including the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 but beyond that the company remained silent. This likely came as a surprise to no one considering Google leaves those announcements to individual companies.

• What was surprising though was that several companies immediately confirmed Android 4.4 KitKat updates. In the past, companies have offered up vague details and no semblance of timing. This time around, we saw something completely different.

• HTC came right out of the gate and confirmed the update for the HTC One Google Edition within 15 days, the developer edition within 30 days and an update to the regular HTC One in the United States within 90 days. It also confirmed updates for the Droid DNA, HTC One Max and HTC One mini.

• Motorola, a company that remained silent about its Android 4.3 Jelly Bean intentions, also offered specifics on the upgrade saying that the Moto X, Droid Ultra, Droid Maxx and Droid mini would be getting the software.

• Today, Sony confirmed Android 4.4 KitKat updates for a number of its Xperia devices and earlier this week, we discovered that at least one carrier is planning an LG G2 Android 4.4 update.

• That said, there is still one company that remains silent about Android 4.4 KitKat. Samsung, the largest Android manufacturer in the world, still hasn’t said anything of note about Android 4.4. And sadly, we have only seen one rumor emerge.

• Still, with history, rumors and some good old-fashioned guesswork, we can piece together some expectations in regard to the Samsung Android 4.4 KitKat upgrades and here is what we think.

No Android 4.4 KitKat Updates Until Galaxy S5

• Samsung hasn’t released any kind of timeline for its Android 4.4 KitKat upgrades but we doubt that that’s because it’s not going to be releasing any Android 4.4 KitKat updates.

• Samsung will offer upgrades it’s only a matter of time. We think that that time will come after the Samsung Galaxy S5 launch, whenever that is. Samsung has a history of holding back updates until after it releases a flagship smartphone and we expect the Galaxy S5 to be the first Samsung phone with Android 4.4.

• Rumors suggest that it will roll out in early 2014, possibly as soon as January. Even if it comes a little later than that, we wouldn’t be surprised to see Samsung roll out the first upgrade to an older device after the Galaxy S5 arrives.

Galaxy S4 & Galaxy Note 3 Will Be First

• It’s impossible to say which devices will get the Android 4.4 KitKat update first, but we still have a pretty good idea about what to expect. Samsung, like most companies, tends to upgrade its newest flagship smartphones first.

• After the Android 4.4 KitKat update announcement, several companies threw their weight behind Google’s latest update. In the days since, we’ve seen others jump on board. One company that hasn’t announced anything is also one of the most popular: Samsung.

• Last week, Google announced both the Nexus 5 and the Android 4.4 KitKat update. Android 4.4, an update that was originally announced back in September before the iPhone announcement, will be an incremental but useful update for all Android users.

• Google confirmed that the update would roll out to its Nexus devices including the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 but beyond that the company remained silent. This likely came as a surprise to no one considering Google leaves those announcements to individual companies.

• What was surprising though was that several companies immediately confirmed Android 4.4 KitKat updates. In the past, companies have offered up vague details and no semblance of timing. This time around, we saw something completely different.

• HTC came right out of the gate and confirmed the update for the HTC One Google Edition within 15 days, the developer edition within 30 days and an update to the regular HTC One in the United States within 90 days. It also confirmed updates for the Droid DNA, HTC One Max and HTC One mini.

• Motorola, a company that remained silent about its Android 4.3 Jelly Bean intentions, also offered specifics on the upgrade saying that the Moto X, Droid Ultra, Droid Maxx and Droid mini would be getting the software.

• Today, Sony confirmed Android 4.4 KitKat updates for a number of its Xperia devices and earlier this week, we discovered that at least one carrier is planning an LG G2 Android 4.4 update.

• That said, there is still one company that remains silent about Android 4.4 KitKat. Samsung, the largest Android manufacturer in the world, still hasn’t said anything of note about Android 4.4. And sadly, we have only seen one rumor emerge.

Galaxy Note 2 & Galaxy S3 Android 4.4 KitKat Upgrades

• The only Samsung Galaxy Android 4.4 KitKat update rumor that we’ve seen is one that pertains to the Galaxy S3 and the Galaxy Note 2, Samsung’s former flagships that launched in 2012.

Won’t See the Same Kind of Speed in U.S.

• The U.S. is typically far behind the rest of the world when it comes to the speed that updates roll out. With the Galaxy S4 Android 4.3 update though, the U.S. has been on par with the rest of the world. We also expect it to roll out the Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy S3 updates in a swift manner.

Samsung Galaxy S5 -Conform Eye scanner

After Getting less selling on Samsung Galaxy S4, Samsung release month of new galaxy phone.

• I think this is rumors, but as per internet search, I collect little much information.

• Samsung Galaxy S5 will launch on febuary-2014. They update huge features like Eye scanner and main thing is curve display.
• Also they are changing the design. 
• Now the question arising is, 

1. Will Galaxy S5 need Ratina Display? If yes then how Samsung beat with Apple?
2. Samsung Galaxy S5 has hitting problem like Samsung Galaxy S4? 

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Top 10 Best Apps to Find Your Lost or Stolen Android Phone

Find your lost or stolen Android phone with these anti-theft apps for Android.

1. Avast! Mobile Security

Mobile Security & Antivirus is a security app developed by AVAST Software. Keep your Android phone and tablet safe from viruses, malware, and spyware. Locate your lost phone until you find it, or wipe the memory to keep your private data safe. Easily scan installed apps and memory card content upon first use, and schedule automatic scans when you’re asleep. You can download Mobile Security & Antivirus from the Google Play Store here.

2. Lookout Security Anti-Theft

Anything can happen to your Android device from it being stolen, to getting a virus, or even malware. Lookout Security & Antivirus gives Android users peace of mind keeping phones and tablets safe and secure. By going to lookout.com, users can find their lost device on a Google Map, have their device make a loud noise even if it’s on silent, or if their battery dies, users can see the last location where they had their device. If someone tries to steal or unlock your device, you’ll receive an email with the picture and location info of the person who tries to steal it. Lookout Security & Antivirus will protect all your personal data so know one sees it. You can download Lookout Security & Antivirus from the Google Play Store here.

3. Kaspersky Internet Security

Kaspersky is an app that offers advanced protection for your Android smartphone. Control what others can see on your phone, filter unwanted SMS texts and calls, and find your missing phone. Prevent viruses and spam from infecting your phone while surfing the internet. You can download Kaspersky Mobile Security Lite from the Google Play Store here.

4. Where’s My Droid

Where’s My Droid is an app developed by Alienman Tech that will track down your missing Android device. Find your Android device by making your phone ring and vibrate, use a GPS location tracking system, or you can text your device with an attention word. Where’s My Droid? is a life-saving app for those who lose or misplace their device often. You can download Where’s My Droid? from the Google Play Store here.

Samsung may have pushed Galaxy S5 launch

Samsung may have pushed Galaxy S5 launch to January due to poor SGS4 sales

Compared to any other Android vendor, Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S4 sales are great: 20 million units sold in the first 2 months. Many millions since then.
And yet, persistent rumors that S4 is a disappointment for Samsung, with sales seriously missing internal projections, refuse to die despite repeated management denials. And there are plenty of signs that Galaxy S4 demand has indeed declined since the heady days of late spring.  The most serious of which is the lack of updates on how many flagships Samsung sold since then.
It has now been 100 days, since they bragged about the first 20 million units shipped. If the 10 million units a month sales rate kept up, we should have passed a total of 50 million Galaxy S4s shipped mark sometime in late September, early October. And yet, we haven’t heard about Samsung passing the milestone of either 50 million, or 40 or  30 million SGS4s. And we most certainly would have, if they’ve had anything to be proud about.
Now Korean site  joseilbo.com reports that Samsung’s management is taking steps to accelerate things again, by pushing S4’s successor – Galaxy S5 launch date to January, with availability in February, from the scheduled March/April.

Earlier rumors suggested that Samsung Galaxy S5 will have Exynos 5430 64-bit CPU, 16 megapixel camera with optical image stabilization, new design and fully metallic chassis. Which sounds pretty cool.
Though, with this kind of early rumors, you never know which parts got garbled and mixed up. For all I know,we might be talking about the first super-premium Samsung Galaxy F series device here, with S5 arriving right on schedule, next spring.

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Samsung showcased foldable mobile prototypes to investors

• Samsung’s Analyst Day in South Korea wasn’t only about the presentation from key Samsung executives. In fact, a report by Wall Street Journal claims, investors got a glimpse of the future at the closed door conference where reporters were banned from attending it and the investors, prohibited from taking any photographs.

• The conference showcased some concept versions of foldable mobile phones with one analyst describing couple of devices on showcase.

• According to Jae H. Lee, an analyst with Daiwa Securities, the first prototype was roughly the size of Galaxy S III and could be “folded in half from top to bottom.” Lee also described another device that transformed into a tablet device and was the “size of a lengthy wallet.”

• Although we are few years away from seeing such displays in our regular lives, the future with flexible displays does sound exciting. Don’t you think?

Tizen-powered TV won’t come before Tizen smartphone 

  

• Samsung and Intel may have chalked out a future for Tizen but a Tizen-powered TV will not be the one to be part of the first Tizen-powered devices. At a Smart TV Global Summit 2013 event, Kim Hyun-seok, head of Samsung Electronics’ visual display unit confirmed about the progress in the Tizen TV but won’t be until a smartphone makes the debut.

• “We’ve seen much progress in the Tizen TV, but the phone will come first.”

• Tizen devices have been more or less elusive and are often glimpsed only at the developer events hosted by Samsung. The first Tizen smartphone was expected this year but is now rumoured for a next year launch.

• There’s a developer conference in South Korea next week and perhaps, it will be the place where Samsung will provide more concrete details on the future of the operating system and its devices, in addition to Tizen 3.0.

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Samsung SM-G7102 leaks

Samsung SM-G7102 leaks: 5.2-inch 720p display, Android 4.3, dual SIM slots 

• Back in mid-August, when the Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear were still unannounced, four unknown Samsung models appeared in the wild but were unaccompanied by any meaningful details. Today, one of them – the SM-G7102, a 5.2-inch smartphone – has reared its face again, and this time a few of it specs have been confirmed.

• The device seems to have dual SIM slots, which reduces the likelihood of it being launched in markets other than China and Asia. The User Agent Profile of the handset pegs its screen resolution at 720 x 1280, and it will launch with Android 4.3 out of the box, which could make it the first mid-range device to do so, after the Galaxy Note 3 and HTC’s One max.

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Android 4.3 update now rolling out for Samsung Galaxy S III (GT-I9300)

There are quite a lot of changes and improvements in the new Android 4.3 firmware over Android 4.1.2. Samsung has completely changed the core UI to the one found on the Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 3, even the setting app has been completely overhauled with a new tabbed interface. The bad news is that even though Samsung has changed the core UI elements, it’s still using the same old original Galaxy S III launcher and widgets. Also, Samsung hasn’t implemented Samsung Knox yet, but we may see it in future builds of Android 4.3. Samsung doesn’t provide an official change log for its updates but after testing a few internal builds and this official one, we can give you folks our own list of changes and improvements we have noticed.

CHANGES AND IMPROVEMENTS IN ANDROID 4.3 UPDATE
- GALAXY GEAR Support
- TRIM Support (Makes the device much faster)
- ANT+ Support
- Core UI elements updated to the ones on the Galaxy S4 (Galaxy S4′s theme all over)
- New Samsung Keyboard
- GPU drivers have been updated (Higher GPU benchmark scores)
- New Lockscreen: Multiple Widgets, improved ripple effect than Android 4.1.2, ability to change clock size and set a personal message
- New Screen modes (From S4): Adapt Display and Professional Photo
- Daydream
- Driving mode
- Actionable notifications
- Move-to-SD-card feature
- New Camera mode : Sound and Shot
- New Additions in Notification Centre
- Completely revamped Settings UI (Tabbed interface – Exactly like the Galaxy S4)
- Implementation of Voice controls (Let’s you control various parts of the phone using voice commands – Galaxy S4 feature)
- New Samsung Apps: Calculator, Clock, Contacts, Gallery, Music
- Full screen Samsung apps
- New S-Voice (from Galaxy S4)
- Found more? Tell us about them in the comments below!
The new software update is being rolled out in phases, so it may not yet be available in your country at the moment but don’t worry it will arrive very soon. If your device is carrier branded then it might take sometime as the update has to get improved by the carrier first and only then Samsung will make it available for your device. For now, the new software update is only available in Ireland.

How to Add Lock Screen Notifications on Android Without Root

• Lock screen notifications are available on a number of different Android custom ROMs and OSes. Unfortunately, a lot of Android users don’t have default access to lock screen notifications.

• That’s unfortunate, because lock screen notifications are really useful. You can instantly see important facts about your phone without going to the trouble of unlocking it. You can look at what song is playing, for example, and see basic details of your latest texts and calls.

How to add lock screen notifications

Step 1) Download and install DashClock Widget for free from the Google Play Store: This is one of the most popular apps available for Android today. Unfortunately, it’s only available to users of Android 4.2 and up. However, it does offer extensive customizability options.
Step 2) DashClock Widget is useful enough on its own: it adds an aesthetically pleasing clock to your Android homescreen. However, the real value of DashClock Widget comes with the new apps and extensions you can add.
Step 3) XDA Forum Member ‘umax’ created an extension called DashNotifier which replicates the NotificationListener service in Android 4.3. and gives it the ability to display more than just Gmail messages. You can download DashNotifier from the XDA Developers Forum here or directly from the Google Play Store here

Android 4.4 KitKat: What’s New In Simple way

• It’s finally here! Google just released the new Nexus 5 smartphone with Android 4.4 KitKat to the Google Play Store, and has confirmed that most Nexus devices and Google Play edition smartphones will be updated in the coming weeks. After all the leaks, rumors, and speculation Google’s finally unveiled all of the details on the official Developer Blog.

• While many tech enthusiasts will talk about smaller memory footprints and a new Android made for every device, we want to run down most of the headline features that are new with Android 4.4 KitKat, but do so in simple terms for the average consumer. What makes android 4.4 different from 4.3, which many don’t have, or even Android 4.2 Jelly Bean that’s on nearly 50% of Android devices today. So read on for a quick outline of what’s new with Android 4.4 KitKat in simple terms.

Immersive Mode

• Google starts by sharing details about the new immersive mode, which is essentially just a new way for Android to show virtually everything in fullscreen. No longer will we still have nav bars on the top and bottom. Whether you’re playing a game, watching a movie, or browsing the web, Android will hide everything but what you want to see. Making the experience more immersive no matter what you’re doing.

• Another thing worth mentioning here is the navigation bar up top is now translucent, and can be customized. Meaning that application developers can tap into it and customize it as they need. This is where we’ll see part of the immersive mode. Apps will blend into the nav bar with the color of that specific application, giving users an in-depth feeling and a truly immersive fullscreen experience.

Android For Everyone

As many of you probably know that purchased a Motorola DROID a few years ago, or even some of HTC’s One devices from last year, not every Android device gets updated. This has been a part of the fragmentation and upgrades argument, well, since Android’s birth. The debate on what will get updated, and when, has always been an issue for carriers, manufacturers, and consumers. This will no longer be an issue with Android 4.4 KitKat and beyond. Google brought all its smarts together to make the most stable, fast, fluid, and more importantly, efficient version of a mobile OS to date.
“Android 4.4 is designed to run fast, smooth, and responsively on a much broader range of devices than ever before — including on millions of entry-level devices around the world that have as little as 512MB RAM.”

The new Google Nexus 5 and many top-tier smartphones all have 2GB of RAM, and even 3GB with the Galaxy Note 3, but not everyone needs or wants that powerful of a device. More importantly, not everyone can afford that type of device. As a result, Android 4.4 KitKat will be able to run smooth and stable on even the most budget-friendly and entry level smartphone. With Google claiming older devices with 512MB of RAM can run with ease.
Google streamlined every major component to improve memory usage and overall performance. In simple terms this means even the older single core smartphones from 2011 should technically be able to run Android 4.4 KitKat with ease. Whether or not Samsung, LG, HTC, Motorola and others put effort into older devices or not, is another question entirely. In the long run though, devices should stay up to date much longer in the future.

NFC

Previously in Android some devices with NFC used something called a secure element to securely hold important info, like credit card details, to use NFC and mobile wallet applications. As a result, many carriers didn’t like the idea and Google Wallet, and other loyalty and passport type applications never got off the ground. With Android 4.4 KitKat this won’t be a problem. Using an emulating system Google Wallet and many other NFC payment type systems can all be used safely and effectively across all devices with Android 4.4
Just like Passbook on iOS which stores credit cards, gift cards, boarding passes and more, Google will probably be announcing a new Google Wallet app using the new changes to Android 4.4 that will bring this full solution to Android. We’ve had it for a long time, but was limited, and now Google’s opened the door to unlimited possibilities with NFC.

Google Now

The Vktech 60x microscope attachment for the Galaxy S4 only $17

The Vktech 60x microscope attachment for the Galaxy S4 is a cool way to spend $17

 

It's a simple concept. You have a plastic case back, and over the camera cut-out there's a threaded ring. A tubular lens body and LED light attachment screws into it, giving you 60x optical zoom and illumination so you can take some wild close-up shots of anything that fits under the lens. The lens tube and LED assembly comes with a tiny pleather carrying pouch to keep it from getting grungy in your pocket or bag.

SystemCleanup APK 4.67 And Inteks Donation Key v3.07 Premium Android Apps

 

 Requirements: Android 2.1+
Overview: This App can move updated Systemapps Like Maps,Market or Search, back to /system/app and save space on /data/app, for this is *** ROOT *** required !!
This App can move updated Systemapps Like Maps,Market or Search, back to /system/app and save space on /data/app
for this is *** ROOT *** required !!http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=19625898
### if something doesnt work Please use the "SendDump" function of SystemCleanup and write me a short description ###
*best system / cache cleaner in market ;o) hold your system clean and free of bloatware. disable autostart / autorun of apps and services and ...
Features:
-Freeze/Remove Bloatware (it include a short description of common Apks)
-Move Userapps to /System/App to save Space
-Completely Odexfile aware (it shows the odex/dalvik file in detailview)
-Odex Apps directly On Phone to save Space on /data
-you'll get a notification if such an app is updated via Market
-cleanup App cache
-cleanup *dead* "/data/data//*.*" folder if apk is removed
-cleanup "/system/etc/product/applications/*.*"
-cleanup "/system/etc/customization/applications"
-cleanup ".android_secure/smdl2tmp1.asec"
-cleanup empty or duplicated Playlists
-cleanup dalvik-cache remove unused classes.dex files
-**automaticly checks for updated systemfiles wenn a package is updated (i.e. market) and shows a notify if a package exists in /system AND /data. (systemcleanup doesnt need to run in background! it register itself for 'package_replaced' intent ;o) **
-shows memoryusage of running apps
-search for unknown packagenanme with Google on a Single Click
-you can send me an updated/missing description for a System.apk per eMail ;o)
-in settings you can set the default installation location for packagemanager (auto,internal,sdcard)
-enable disable Activities and Services (i.E. disable the "Latitude" component of Maps if you dont need it)

SSLauncher the Original APK 1.13.5 Premium Android Apps

Requires Android: 2.2 and up
** NOTICE - setting as the default launcher on Jelly bean **
There are an issue that the default launcher setting is reset whenever rebooting on some Jelly bean devices.

'ssLauncher the Original' is implementing all features of ssLauncher(free version). Additionally, this includes more features, some of which are applied partially to the free version.
* all features in ssLauncher:
- Set different background image for each page
- Compose different layouts for the screen orientation
- Scroll all pages vertically
- Decorate screen with a variety of styles for shortcuts and widgets.
- Layout and resize all objects (shortcuts and widgets) totally freely
- Supports four direction gestures for all shortcuts.
- Create a widget poping up by tapping a shortcut.
- Support dynamic text for current date & time, missed calls and unread SMS/MMS messages.
- Support scrollable widgets.
- Easy and quick access to pages for contacts, bookmarks, application drawer, application group.
- Many useful features of application drawer: app parcel(folder), showing/hiding app, marking star for favorites apps, changing application icon and name, uninstalling app and so on
- Create application group and manage list by drag and drop.
- Save and load your theme, page layouts and settings.
- Convert the saved theme file to apk.
- Hide status bar, open status bar by swiping down.
* Additional features:
- copy & paste of shortcuts
- crop icons and images
- additional formatted text
- additional page transition animations
- supports application parcel(folder) without limitation
- add user defined style for shortcut
- and more...

Sixaxis Controller APK 0.7.3 Premium Android App

 

Requirements: Android 2.2 and up
Overview: Sixaxis Controller allows you to use your Sixaxis and DualShock 3 controllers in many of your favourite games and applications.
*** Caution: This app is not for the faint-hearted!! ***
Please read all instructions carefully.

Not all devices are supported, therefore it is strongly recommended that you try the 'Sixaxis Compatibility Checker' (available for free in the Android Market) before purchasing this app.

*** IMPORTANT ***
- ROOT access is required!!!
- Due to the way pairing is done with the controllers, you need to manually pair your controller with the PC utility 'SixaxisPairTool' (available on the website) and a mini-USB cable. Android 3.1+ users can also pair directly on their devices via USB.
- It is highly recommended that you use an ORIGINAL controller. Many after market controllers will not work with this app.
- Be sure to read the instructions in the help menu carefully.

• Features:

- Up to four Sixaxis and DualShock 3 controllers supported at once.
- Support as a native gamepad in Android 3.1+ devices. Full support for analog sticks and analog triggers.

- Touch emulation allows you to map buttons and analog sticks to the screen. Play all your favourite games with full analog support, even those without built-in controller support!
- Keyboard emulation. Map all buttons and sticks to almost any key available in Android.
- Mouse emulation. Configure a button to activate the mouse pointer on devices that support mice (most tablets, and many phones should work).

• What's New

Switchr Pro Task Switcher APK 1.8.0 Unlocked Pro Version Apps Android

• Requirements: 2.1 and up

• Overview: Switchr is a well designed, well polished, feature packed and simple, yet practical application that allows switching between running tasks with impeccable elegance and flawless perfection.

• Functionality

Switchr is a lot like Alt-Tab, except prettier, more fluid, and customizable, with a few more features sprinkled here and there. Using Switchr, you can switch between running apps with style, two styles in fact (you choose), each with its own advantages and gesture based actions such as closing apps, or shortcut to the home screen. It's a must-try.

• Switchr Pro Key

Switchr comes for free, in all its app switching glory, much like Alt-Tab, but for for Android, except much more elegant. However, with the Pro Key installed, all settings are unlocked, leaving you with the freedom to customize every aspect of Switchr. Switchr Pro allows you to take advantage of all gestures, customize all visual aspects, configure blacklists/whitelists to your liking, show unlimited running tasks, and much more.
Development

Pro version features:
- Display unlimited tasks
- Close apps
- CoverFlow Effects
- Live Task Switching
- Right side swiping
- Gestures
- Blacklist/Whitelist apps
- Removed Pro Ads

• What's New

MX Player Pro APK 1.7.20 Codec Patched Version Apps Android

MX Player Pro APK 1.7.20 Codec Patched Version Apps Android

 Requirements: 2.1 and up
Overview: THIS IS THE AD-FREE VERSION OF MX PLAYER.
MX Player - The best way to enjoy your movies.
a) HARDWARE ACCELERATION - Hardware acceleration can be applied to more videos with the help of new H/W decoder.

b) PINCH TO ZOOM - Zoom in and out with ease by pinching and swiping across screen. 

c) MULTI-CORE DECODING - MX Player is the first Android video player which supports multi-core decoding. Test result proved that dual-core device’s performance is up to 70% better than single-core devices.

d) SUBTITLE SCROLL - Subtitles can be scrolled to move back and forth faster.
e) KIDS LOCK - Keep your kids entertained without having to worry that they can make calls or touch other apps. (plugin required)
Subtitle formats:
- DVD, DVB, SSA/ASS Subtitle tracks.
- SubStation Alpha(.ssa/.ass) with full styling.
- SAMI(.smi) with ruby tag support.
- SubRip(.srt) 

-SubViewer2.0(.sub)
- MPL2(.mpl/.txt)
- PowerDivX(.psb/.txt)

- MicroDVD(.sub/.txt)
- TMPlayer(.txt) 

• What's New

1Weather Pro Local Forecast Radar

1Weather Pro Local Forecast Radar APK 2.3.3 build 81 Unlocked PRO Features Apps Android

 1Weather Pro Local Forecast Radar APK 2.3.3 build 81 Unlocked PRO Features Apps Android
Requirements: Android 2.2 and up
Overview: 1Weather is the most loved weather app on Google Play. At 4.6 stars, no weather app has a higher rating among users. And reviewers have heaped on the praise as well.

Why do they love it? In a word – Design. The app has a simple, yet beautiful interface that makes getting the weather elegant and fun. This UI, combined with a powerful set of weather tools, makes this app #1.
When it comes to weather apps, you have lots of choices, so why not choose the best? Download 1Weather and judge for yourself.
REVIEW HIGHLIGHTS:
"The Most Attractive, Feature-Packed Android Weather App We’ve Ever Seen" - Lifehacker
“The most beautiful weather app we’ve ever seen” – Android Police
“A Game Changing, Gorgeous Weather App” – Android Static
FEATURES:
· Real-time local weather and forecasts for virtually any location around the world (Current + 48-hour)
· 7-day extended forecast and precipitation info
· Hourly forecast and precipitation info
· Follow my location - Updated weather when you are on the move
· Conditions based background, dynamic photo backgrounds, and more!
· Save multiple locations to access quickly and easily
· LIVE animated radar and extreme weather warnings (US only) with layers
. Added Enhanced Cloud Layer for International locations on Radar Screen
· Animated sunrise, sunset, and Lunar phase (Phones only)
· Gorgeous widgets (5 on phones, 6 on tablets) you can add to your home screen, including 2 clock widgets
· Share weather information (including screenshots and alert text) with friends and family via email, text, Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc.
· Customize with multiple weather theme backgrounds or use your own custom background
· True server push alerts for NWS supported locations with configurable notification options by location and alert level
· Configurable Ongoing notification showing the current conditions for a location of your choice
· DashClock integration allowing you to select a location of your choice
Visit our website at http://www.1weatherapp.com.

What's important new on android 4.4

• Bluetooth MAP support

Android now supports the Message Access Profile (MAP) so Bluetooth-enabled cars can exchange messages with your devices.

• Chromecast support

With your Android device and a Chromecast, you can enjoy your favorite online entertainment, from Netflix, YouTube, Hulu Plus, and Google Play on your HDTV.

• Chrome web view

Applications that embed web content now use Chrome to render web components accurately and quickly.

• Closed captioning

Android now supports closed captioning and subtitles. To turn on closed captioning, go to Settings > Accessibility and turn on Captions.

• Device management built-in

If you ever lose your device, you can find or wipe it with the Android Device Manager

• Downloads app redesign

The Downloads app has been redesigned, giving you new sorting options and list and grid views for all the files you’ve downloaded.

• Easy home screen switching

If you love to customize your device and have installed one or more home screen replacements, you can switch between them easily in Settings > Home.

• Email app refresh

The redesigned Email app has a fresh new look with nested folders, contact photos and better navigation.

• Full-screen wallpapers with preview

Your wallpaper now extends through the notification tray and system buttons. And when you change your wallpaper, you can preview just how it will look before you set it.*

• HDR+ photography

HDR+ mode on Nexus 5 automatically snaps a rapid burst of photos and combines them to give you the best possible single shot. Daytime pictures are vivid with clean shadows, and nighttime photos are sharp with less noise.

• Infrared blasting

On devices with an infrared (IR) blaster, Android now supports applications for remote control of TVs and other nearby devices.

• Location in Quick Settings

Access your location settings from anywhere with a new tile in Quick Settings.

• Location modes and monitoring

If you want to conserve battery, go to Settings > Location to switch between high accuracy and battery-saving location modes. There’s no need to toggle GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile network settings. And to see which apps have recently requested your location, go to Settings > Location.

• Low-power audio playback

Android 4.4 on Nexus 5 lets you listen to music for longer - up to 60 hours of audio playback.*

• Music and movie-seeking from lock screen

Jump to a specific part of a song or video from your lock screen. Just long press on the play or pause button and then select the point you want.

• Secure app sandboxes

Application sandboxes have been hardened with Security-Enhanced Linux.

• Step counting built-in

Android 4.4

Beautiful & Immersive

A more polished design, improved performance, and new features.

Just say “Ok Google”

You don’t need to touch the screen to get things done. When on your home screen* or in Google Now, just say “Ok Google” to launch voice search, send a text, get directions or even play a song.

A work of art

While listening to music on your device, or while projecting movies to Chromecast, you’ll see beautiful full-screen album and movie art when your device is locked. You can play, pause, or seek to a specific moment.

Immerse yourself

The book you're reading, the game you're playing, or the movie you're watching — now all of these take center stage with the new immersive mode, which automatically hides everything except what you really want to see. Just swipe the edge of the screen to bring back your status bar and navigation buttons.

Faster multitasking

Android 4.4 takes system performance to an all-time high by optimizing memory and improving your touchscreen so that it responds faster and more accurately than ever before. This means that you can listen to music while browsing the web, or race down the highway with the latest hit game, all without a hitch.

Smart & Simple

Google smarts improve every corner of the Android experience.

The future is calling

The new phone app automatically prioritizes your contacts based on the people you talk to the most. You can also search for nearby places and businesses, your contacts, or people in your Google Apps domain.

A smarter caller ID