[Hidden-tech] Android Apps

[Tom Adams- Reelife Productions]

well, the subject heading WAS originally "iPhone Apps" so that's why people responded with iPhone app  suggestions ...and not all people that like apple products are apple "fanboi"s.

just sayin. 

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Tom Adams
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On Oct 10, 2011, at 4:52 PM, Jan Werner <jwerner at jwdp.com> wrote:

>   ** Be sure to fill out the survey/skills inventory in the member's area.
>   ** If you did, we all thank you.
> 
> 
> One more Android app I forgot to mention but find indispensable is WiFi 
> Analyzer by FarProc.
> 
> This is not only a hotspot finder, but a great tool for troubleshooting 
> or optimizing any WiFi network.
> 
> Jan Werner
> _____________
> 
> Jan Werner wrote:
>>    ** Be sure to fill out the survey/skills inventory in the member's area.
>>    ** If you did, we all thank you.
>> 
>> 
>> Not everyone on this list is an Apple fanboi. I prefer Android.
>> 
>> Here are some of the Android apps I use most often:
>> 
>> Weatherbug Elite: In addition to all the usual weather information and
>> live widgets showing current conditions, I can have local radar as live
>> home screen wallpaper on my phone (but only as a widget on a tablet).
>> 
>> Personal Agenda Plus: A live widget displaying upcoming events and tasks
>> on my home screen. I also various apps (Jorte, Calendar Pad Plus) to get
>> different views of my Google calendars.
>> 
>> Moon+ Reader Pro: I read a lot on my phone (and tablet, and Nook Touch)
>> and use a variety of readers, but Moon+ is my top choice for ePubs on
>> Android devices. Mantano has by far the best library management of any
>> ereader and supports both ePub and PDF, but does not navigate footnotes
>> well, which is essential for much of my reading. Repligo is currently my
>> favorite PDF reader.
>> 
>> ES File Explorer and SwiFTP: Android devices have real file systems and
>> removable storage (SDcard). ES allows me to browse, move and copy files,
>> both on my device and on my home LAN via Wifi.  SwiFTP is a server that
>> allows me access my device's storage from any FTP client. This is more
>> important for tablets than phones because Android 2.x links storage to a
>> PC as a USB external drive, but Android 3.x uses MTP (a monstrosity
>> derived from Windows Media Player, à la iTunes) to link internal storage
>> to a PC.
>> 
>> Google Voice: I've had the same business phone no. for 18 years, but now
>> enjoy better service and more features without paying a penny to Verizon
>> (or anyone else) to keep it separate from my home and cell nos.
>> 
>> Documents To Go: Full function word processing and spreadsheet software
>> that works with MS Word and Excel documents directly on my device.
>> 
>> I also frequently use Evernote, eWallet, several offline dictionaries,
>> and news apps like NYTimes, WaPost, LeMonde (French) and ProPublica.
>> 
>> Jan Werner
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