Showing posts with label android applications. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android applications. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Adobe Flash Player 10.3 for Android (Download apk)

Adobe announce that Flash Player 10.3 is now available for Android, Linux, MacOS, and Windows.
 If you have an Android phone or tablet running Froyo (2.2), Gingerbread (2.3), or Honeycomb , you are advised to update your Adobe Flash player.

Flash Player delivers access to your favorite interactive content. Flash Player on your device gives you:
• The freedom to access the same rich web content you experience on a desktop PC from your mobile device - anywhere, anytime;
• Uncompromised browsing without ‘empty boxes’ on web pages.
To view some examples of how Flash Player enables you to see your favorite interactive content on your device, please visit m.flash.com on your device browser.
For optimal performance and the most immersive experience on Android 3.1 tablets, view Flash Player delivered content in full screen by using the menu buttons provided by content providers, or by tapping content once followed by a long tap to bring down a button in the upper left corner which can be tapped to enable full screen mode.
 

Monday, September 26, 2011

Best Music Player for Android (apk download)

Now Android OS is getting popular day by day , more than 1 Million gadget already using Android. Android is the best platform , there are already 250,000+ apps in Android Market officially & total estimated is 440,000+.Android isn't music OS. Recently it has seen a surge in third-party applications and has been improved to offer full multimedia support.

Winamp


 The Ultimate Media Player for AndroidPlay, manage and sync music from your desktop to your Android device. Winamp for Android offers a complete music management solution (2.1 OS & above) featuring wireless desktop sync (Winamp 5.6 required), iTunes library import, & access to thousands of internet radio stations with SHOUTcast.

Sunday, September 25, 2011

Adobe Flash Player for ARMv6(ARM11)

"I have been trying to install Adobe Flash 10.1 for Android 2.2 but I have no success", " My Market app not arrangement Flash Player 10.1 for your device"
What type of processor your device? If armv6 (mid level) , Adobe dropped support for ARMv6 processors before ever releasing flash on android, so there really isnt even an older version floating around that we can use.
For Android  only for devices with ARM Cortex-A8/ ARMv7 and above processor.
But now a little Chinese developers have modified the official application and now their modified adobe flash app supports many Android 2.2 and Gingerbread 2.3 mobiles .

Saturday, September 24, 2011

NYC Bus & Subway maps for Android

NYC Bus & Subway  is one of the many map applications with the android platform . NYC Bus & Subway Maps offers something very simple, yet invaluable to both native and tourist alike. Complete offline access to the official MTA Subway and Bus Maps for all five boroughs of New York City. A return to it's original no-frills design, NYC Bus & Subway Maps is an app you can count on working when you need it most. When you run the app for the first time an image of the mta map is downloaded to your phone's SD card. After that, you can access  with no internet connection . No more hoping you remembered to save that BX Bus map when you're already on the train!.

Features :
- Multi-Touch pinch-to-zoom , double-tap to zoom in, tap the zoom-out button to zoom out
- Batch download multiple maps in the background
- Quick links to the MTA's online route details
- Create custom home screen shortcuts to any map or quick-link
- Choose where to save you map tiles (defaults to SD Card)

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

How to be a better php programmer ? try php manual offline for android

Offline-viewer for the manual of the PHP programming language for android. To learn about PHP check http://www.php.net From within the app you will download the PHP manual and extract it to your sd-card. It requires about 100MB free space. You can then browse and read the entire PHP manual offline. After you install it, it will ask if you want to download the PHP manual in a language of your choice. The download is a zip file and is about 15MB in size. The files are actually downloaded from the "Downloads" area on this project page. When the download is done, it will extract the files to the sdcard (/sdcard/php-manual folder) of your device. The total space occupied by the extracted html-files can reach 100MB. The extraction takes around 20 minutes on a G1-style device. After the extraction of the zip-file is finished the app loads the PHP Manual in a WebView and you can read all of it offline.  download link

Monday, September 19, 2011

Offline Google Maps for Android

The more people rely on smartphones as personal navigation devices, the greater likelihood that they will find themselves out of luck when they’re out of range of a signal.
Google Maps users for Android can now download detailed maps of specific areas for offline use.
An update to Google Maps for Android this week helps prevent those who plan ahead from getting lost. Now, if you are going to a place that may not have Wi-Fi or cell service, you can click a location and download a map covering a 10-mile radius around that location.

The offline maps do not have all the features of the standard Google maps: You cannot get directions from place to place, look at a satellite view, or search for places nearby. But even without the interactive features, the maps could come in handy in a pinch.

The downloads can take several minutes. Google is not the first company to take note of this problem. There are a number of apps that allow users to download maps for offline use. My colleague John Biggs recently wrote about OffMaps, an iPhone app that costs 99 cents that will display maps offline; MapDroyd for Android does the same for free. Both use the OpenStreetMap framework, an alternative to Google maps.

Gaia GPS, available for both Android and iPhone, focuses on providing topographical maps to hikers. It comes in a free version with ads, and a full version that costs $10 for Android and a whopping $25 for iOS. Within the paid version, users can purchase additional maps such as snowmobiling maps and aerial photography of Florida.

But Google does not allow third-party developers to write apps that download Google Maps onto devices, so the search giant’s project is the first one that gives users access to those maps. Because it is free and integrated into the mapping service that comes with Android devices, it leaves third party developers with a tough challenge to overcome.

The new feature is available only for Android phones, and only those that run Android 2.1 or more recent versions. The company has no plans to make it available to iPhone users.

An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that two other features — one that measured the distance between two sites and one that showed a scale of the map — were introduced this week. Both have existed since 2010.
source : gadgetwise