Mother’s Day is almost here! Check out these apps below to help you celebrate Mother’s Day on your Android devices.
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One of the greatest things about an Android smartphone is that you can alter the way it looks or the way it behaves whenever you to start feeling bored with it. There are thousands of applications on the Android Market–many of which are free–that can help you customize your Droid.
Today’s lesson is about changing the font sizes on your Android device. Why would you want to change the font size? There are many reasons why someone may want to change the font sizes on their Android phone. Perhaps you have trouble seeing text messages, email, or notifications, and want to increase the font sizes to make them larger. Or maybe the opposite, the font size is too large and you want to decrease the text size. Whatever the reason may be, below we will show you some simple to follow instructions on changing the font size on your Droid to your preference.
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Android Apps of the Week! – May 6, 2012
Welcome to another edition of DroidLessons.com’s “Android Apps of the Week!”. The plan is to compile a list of my favorite apps and share them with you on the Sunday of every week. It will give you plenty of time to try out the apps and then also something to look forward to on a weekly basis. It’s always fun to learn about the latest and greatest apps out there. The Android market has over 400,000 apps and therefore it’s not always easy finding quality apps via the Android Market. My hope is to save you some time by sharing and informing you of the quality apps that I have found over the many months of using and teaching on the Android platform.
So, without further ado, I present to you this week’s edition of “Android Apps of the Week!”.
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Most Android phones require Root access and/or an app in order to be able to take a screenshot of your phone’s display. Well, that’s no longer the case for the HTC One X! HTC was kind enough to provide the ability to take a screenshot easily without any third-party software! You heard correctly… no root or third-party paid app required. This method is totally free and simple! There are actually two different screenshot methods available for the One X. Just follow the steps below to start taking screen shots on your HTC One X.
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Google has finally entered the cloud storage market to compete with Dropbox and other cloud storage providers. Their latest product, Google Drive, will offer customers 5GB of storage for free, with larger storage capacities (up to 16TB) available for a price.
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If you’ve been looking for a reason to upgrade your phone… Now is the time! Amazon Wireless
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Nowadays, mobile devices have become just as important to us as our computers. For that reason, it is extremely important to have a backup of all the important stuff on our Android devices. Unfortunately, Google doesn’t offer a native backup solution on Android devices. So it’s easy to ignore the need to do so! But don’t wait until it’s too late to start thinking about backing up your Droid. Many of us rely heavily on our smartphones to take photos, track calendar updates, store contacts, and keep important data in text messages. So before you lose your phone, drop it into a sewer drain, or have it run over by a car… Follow these step-by-step instructions below to get your Android backed up properly:
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Are you sick of giant ads taking up the valuable space on your phone’s tiny screen? Well, there are several different ways to get rid of them and in this lesson I’m going to show you just how to do it!
Editor’s Note: While we generally support advertisements—after all, it’s how many app developers make a living—they can sometimes make web browsing and using apps almost unbareable. These instructions are for those type of apps and websites. Please be kind and make sure to support the apps & websites that you do enjoy by not blocking their ads or by buying the premium versions of their app. It is how many of them make a living!
With that being said, join us below for the instructions on how to install the ad blockers on your Android devices. We will describe two separate methods: #1) for Rooted phones and #2) for Non-Rooted phones.
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Android Apps of the Week! – March 25, 2012
Welcome to another edition of DroidLessons.com’s “Android Apps of the Week!”. The plan is to compile a list of my favorite apps and share them with you on the Sunday of every week. It will give you plenty of time to try out the apps and then also something to look forward to on a weekly basis. It’s always fun to learn about the latest and greatest apps out there. The Android market has over 400,000 apps and therefore it’s not always easy finding quality apps via the Android Market. My hope is to save you some time by sharing and informing you of the quality apps that I have found over the many months of using and teaching on the Android platform.
So, without further ado, I present to you this week’s edition of “Android Apps of the Week!”.
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In today’s lesson, I will show you how to make your Android device look and operate like an Apple iPhone or an Apple iPad. Why in the world would you want to make your awesome Android device look like an iPhone? I have no idea! You people make me sick! LOL. No, but seriously, it can be a fun little prank to play on your friends and family. I won’t judge you… Being able to completely customize your Droid devices is one of the many reasons why the Android OS is so great!
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Redex says: I want this to work on my Samsung Q (T589R) )=
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John A. says: No problem! Glad it is working well for all of you! :)
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John A. says: Yes, both methods have been reported to work. That is why we go ahead and show you both. Stick with ...
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