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My Taptu is a clever yet simple social news aggregator that looks & feels great.
Get instant access to the latest on everything you are into – your Facebook; Twitter; LinkedIn friends, your news, sports, music & interests – all in one beautiful little app.
Use your barcode scanner to scan this barcode below to get the download link directly on your phone.
PowerAMP is the new powerful music player for Android. The app supports various formats including mp3, mp4/m3a, lossless ALAC, FLAC,OGG,WAV,TTA, WMA, is skinnable (2 are available in the beta version), has a widget and fast scans files dependent on mobile device speed.
The Market version is still free, but comes with an expiration period. The author promises a paid full version to be available shortly for $4.99
Cobra iRadar combines industry leading radar, laser and speed & red light camera detection technology with the power of the iPhone to provide the most advanced, smart detection system available today. Using the iPhone’s Bluetooth wireless technology connection, Cobra iRadar enables you to view radar alerts, control settings, log alert history and be warned of upcoming speed and red-light cameras. iRadar is the most innovative, technologically advanced, and user-friendly detector device ever created.
SOURCE cobrairadar.com
Smart Measure Lite allows you to measure the approximate distance and height of an object. To measure, just stand up!
The important point is aiming the camera at the ground, not the object.
Keep your bike in perfect working order. The Bike Doctor app for the Android, iPhone and iPod Touch includes 24 bike repairs with more to be added in future.
SOURCE bikedoctorapp.com
Sleep Bot Tracker Log is a resource tool to help you manage your sleep.
In Android, processes and Applications are two different things. An app can stay running in the background without any processes eating up your phone’s resources. Android keeps the app in its memory so it launches more quickly and returns to its prior state. When your phone runs out of memory, Android will automatically start killing tasks on its own, starting with ones that you haven’t used in awhile. On Android, having your RAM nearly full is a good thing. So while Android actually uses RAM efficiently, most users see that their RAM is full and assume that’s what’s slowing down their phone.
Apps like Advanced Task Killer, the most popular task killer in the Market, act on the incorrect assumption that freeing up memory on an Android device is a good thing. When launched, it presents you with a list of “running” apps and the option to kill as many as you want. You can also hit the Menu button to access a more detailed “Services” view, that lists exactly which parts of each application are “running”, how much memory they take up, and how much free memory is available on your phone. This set-up implies that the goal of killing these apps is to free up memory. Nowhere on the list does it mention the number of CPU cycles each app is consuming, only the memory you’ll free by killing it. As we’ve learned, full memory is not a bad thing—we want to watch out for the CPU, the resource that actually slows down your phone and drains your battery life.
[via lifehacker]
Golf GPS, statistics and scoring for Android phones. You can now score your rounds, view statistics and share with friends on the world’s most-popular smartphone.
For more information on Golfshot visit golfshot.com
