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Excuse my noobness, but what is a good free or paid app that will prevent apps from starting? Thanks!
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Autostarts
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-elsdoerfer-android-autostarts-jppi.aspx
bwcorvus said:
Autostarts
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-elsdoerfer-android-autostarts-jppi.aspx
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i second this app
bwcorvus said:
Autostarts
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-elsdoerfer-android-autostarts-jppi.aspx
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Thirded.
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Fourthed.. lol
Hey look what I just learned to do:
Autostarts
edit: That is not a lmgtfy search, click it
How you so do that sir? I fifth this app
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nebenezer said:
Fourthed.. lol
Hey look what I just learned to do:
Autostarts
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Why don't you go back to watching Sponge Bob and leave this to the adults?
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I've been using Startup Manager 2.3 it works well. It's a pay app though.
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zone23 said:
Why don't you go back to watching Sponge Bob and leave this to the adults?
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... wtf?
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nebenezer said:
... wtf?
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You know what I think I owe you an apology. When I click your link it opens up a search. I thought you were saying to the OP to do a search. Sorry about that.
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zone23 said:
You know what I think I owe you an apology. When I click your link it opens up a search. I thought you were saying to the OP to do a search. Sorry about that.
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LOL!! No big deal
Nah man, I learned how to make direct market links
That link actually opens your market app (if you're on your phone) and shows you the details for the defined app
This is really something that should be inherent to Android, methinks.
nebenezer said:
LOL!! No big deal
Nah man, I learned how to make direct market links
That link actually opens your market app (if you're on your phone) and shows you the details for the defined app
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It didn't work on my phone it just did a search. I'm using Tapa Talk maybe thats why..
Yet no one wants to teach me this new trick..
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jacoballen22 said:
Yet no one wants to teach me this new trick..
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To make a link to an apps detail page like the one I posted for Autostarts you make text a link but instead of using a web address you use a line like the following: "market://details?id=<app.package.id>"
You can find an apk's package id in the manifest.xml
There are other ways of doing this and many things you can do with intents.
Source: android.kgmoney.net
There is an app in the market called penetrate. Isnt this illegal and if so doesn't it violate googles TOS? I could be wrong but none the less I downloaded it and tried it out. It works. But what legal uses could this actually have? Just some thought is all. But then wouldn't apps for rooted phones violate there TOS?
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what does the app do?
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Dude this gets the passwords from secure wifi access points holy ****
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It cracks wifi routers and displays the key. but only some routers are supported. Still cant figure oit how this would be used legally.
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So is it legal
Yes... Theres like a thousand more on the market so I'm guessing yes
xriderx66 said:
Yes... Theres like a thousand more on the market so I'm guessing yes
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Wow well in that case which one is the best?
xsteven77x said:
Wow well in that case which one is the best?
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Thats up to you, we all have diffrent opinions regarding it, try a.couple see if they work for you.
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Omg this could've been handy when I didn't have a router.
Haha mine isn't supported so nobody can crack it
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this only works for thompson routers, which no one in texas uses, so... yeah i deleted the app.
xriderx66 said:
this only works for thompson routers, which no one in texas uses, so... yeah i deleted the app.
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Yeah :/
There's a second one next to it in the market
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wow, what if your neighbors find out that you are using their wifi.
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iwillkillyou said:
Thats up to you, we all have diffrent opinions regarding it, try a.couple see if they work for you.
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Is android like windows where if you install/uninstall things like that all the time the system becomes trashed/laggy? that is the reason i do not do that. if your telling me otherwise i'll let the notion in my head go.
interesting..........
Does anyone know one that works with linksys routers? Want to try it on my home router. Really, i do lol
ferhanmm said:
Does anyone know one that works with linksys routers? Want to try it on my home router. Really, i do lol
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What your asking is illegal to hack into someones personal property and if caught should be prosecuted. Once again Mods should shut down another of the op's threads!
nomadrider123 said:
What your asking is illegal to hack into someones personal property and if caught should be prosecuted. Once again Mods should shut down another of the op's threads!
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stop being a wannabe-mod.
He's asking, its a question.
If it's so damn "illegal" then why are there like 500 of em' on the market?
Well, there's more. There's portscanners, sniffers, wardrive tools etc. Yes there's a lot of hackertools at the market, those may be morally wrong to use, but not illegal in all parts of the world
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xriderx66 said:
stop being a wannabe-mod.
He's asking, its a question.
If it's so damn "illegal" then why are there like 500 of em' on the market?
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Well if you use it I hope you get busted and pay the price. Do you want ppl to hack into your system?
nomadrider123 said:
Well if you use it I hope you get busted and pay the price. Do you want ppl to hack into your system?
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1) i never stated i'll be using it. I have wifi everywhere i go. i always go to friends, my own house, school, or starbucks so i'm good.
2) If people are smart enough to "hack into my system" inside i'll be waiting with a sign saying "congrats!!! you just spent all that time hacking me when you could've knocked on my door and gotten the password! WOOPIE!"
IDC if anyone "hacks" into my wifi.
If more people use it its not costing my extra, so i don't really care. I give my friends my wifi pass if they need/want it anyways.
Try turning off Java while browsing just this forum, better speed.
shaun298 said:
Try turning off Java while browsing just this forum, better speed.
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Like night and day. VERY much faster
Keyboard lags less as well!
kjy2010 said:
Like night and day. VERY much faster
Keyboard lags less as well!
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Not just this site but all sites for me seem to be better.
Silly question, but how do you turn off java in the stock browser? Can't find an option ...
Thanks!
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Go to Settings/Advanced and disable Enable Javascript option.
Edit: Damn wrong button. You've just got a free thanks from me (they should make the button smaller).
Edit2: I wonder how many sites depend on Java. Maybe I could just leave it off. It's a shame that we can't select on a site to site basis.
bpivk said:
Go to Settings/Advanced and disable Enable Javascript option..
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Java != Javascript tbh. Two completely different things.
WereCatf said:
Java != Javascript tbh. Two completely different things.
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Yes I know that but TBH I was under the assumption that he meant javascript because I also don't see a way to disable Java on my device. Even about:debug doesn't have this setting.
Besides web pages often use javascript not java.
bpivk said:
Go to Settings/Advanced and disable Enable Javascript option.
Edit: Damn wrong button. You've just got a free thanks from me (they should make the button smaller).
Edit2: I wonder how many sites depend on Java. Maybe I could just leave it off. It's a shame that we can't select on a site to site basis.
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Many sites use javascript, and you'll lose a lot of functionality within a site if it's turned off in your browser, such as popup notifications for messages on this site. This is the only site I turn it off while browsing on. I find it funny that a site for handheld and tablets is so draining on them.
kjy2010 said:
Many sites use javascript, and you'll lose a lot of functionality within a site if it's turned off in your browser, such as popup notifications for messages on this site. This is the only site I turn it off while browsing on. I find it funny that a site for handheld and tablets is so draining on them.
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That's why the xda app exists.
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gtg465x said:
That's why the xda app exists.
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Now there's an excuse I've yet to hear lol. An entire site for handheld devices and the suggestion is to use an app to view it instead of a browser. Now that is truly funny!
gtg465x said:
That's why the xda app exists.
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Tbh, the xda app sucks arse. I've tried it but I just keep getting constant forcecloses in it.
WereCatf said:
Tbh, the xda app sucks arse. I've tried it but I just keep getting constant forcecloses in it.
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+3 ludicrous to have to use an app to surf a site built for the device you're surfing with.
kjy2010 said:
+3 ludicrous to have to use an app to surf a site built for the device you're surfing with.
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PS: love your signature, but those are his second best invention
kjy2010 said:
PS: love your signature, but those are his second best invention
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Now that I think about it.. yeah, vanilla-flavored Coca-Cola is his best invention!
kjy2010 said:
Now there's an excuse I've yet to hear lol. An entire site for handheld devices and the suggestion is to use an app to view it instead of a browser. Now that is truly funny!
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This is a site devoted to development. Development is done on PCs. Do any forums work well in a phone web browser? The nature of forums is such that a dedicated app makes sense. Not a new concept.
WereCatf said:
Tbh, the xda app sucks arse. I've tried it but I just keep getting constant forcecloses in it.
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Sounds like a problem with your device. I don't have problems with the app on any of my Android devices.
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This is a site devoted to development. Development is done on PCs. Do any forums work well in a phone web browser? The nature of forums is such that a dedicated app makes sense. Not a new concept.
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Here's a fact for you. Most people browsing the tablet sections of this forum, are on their tablets, or phones via xda app, not on PC's. I don't give a rat's azz where the development is done, as that's irrelevant as to what they're browsing the site on. So that agruement falls flat on it's face the very second it leaves your lip, or fingers as that may be
kjy2010 said:
Here's a fact for you. Most people browsing the tablet sections of this forum, are on their tablets, or phones via xda app, not on PC's. I don't give a rat's azz where the development is done, as that's irrelevant as to what they're browsing the site on. So that agruement falls flat on it's face the very second it leaves your lip, or fingers as that may be
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Fair enough, but refusing to use the XDA app because you think the forum should work better with your device's web browser is stupid as well.
gtg465x said:
Fair enough, but refusing to use the XDA app because you think the forum should work better with your device's web browser is stupid as well.
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And you're entitled to your opinion no matter how misguided it is, and I respect that.
Peace out
kjy2010 said:
And you're entitled to your opinion no matter how misguided it is, and I respect that.
Peace out
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Ok, continue neutering your web browsing experience by disabling javascript. Hope it's fun. Peace out.
I tried using the open garden wifi tethering app (rooted off course) but when i was using it, i got a notification saying hotspot was activated. So i clicked on it and it took me to sprint hotspot app saying "hotspot activated". This is the first time something like this happened (used Open Garden before) and got scared because i know i have to pay 49.99 or something like that to use the app, and stopped tethering. Should i be scare about this? Despite the fact that the app said i was using hotspot, i wasn't using their hotspot app and the thing to activated it on the app was unchecked.
I want to know because i am under my fathers plan and he said if i ever added an extra payment on the bill he'll take me off his plan.
Also sorry for posting a question on this board, people usually go in the general forums a lot more and reply to topics faster.
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I tried using the open garden wifi tethering app (rooted off course) but when i was using it, i got a notification saying hotspot was activated. So i clicked on it and it took me to sprint hotspot app saying "hotspot activated". This is the first time something like this happened (used Open Garden before) and got scared because i know i have to pay 49.99 or something like that to use the app, and cstopped tethering. Should i be scare about this? Despite the fact that the app said i was using hotspot, i wasn't using their hotspot app and the thing to activated it on the app was unchecked.
I want to know because i am under my fathers plan and he said if i ever added an extra payment on the bill he'll take me of his plan.
Also sorry for posting a question on this board, people usually go in the general forums a lot more and reply to topics faster.
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why dont you just root? just use the one click root and thats it... you wont lose anything and its really easy and fast?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076967
steviee7 said:
why dont you just root? just use the one click root and thats it... you wont lose anything and its really easy and fast?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076967
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Umm I am rooted. I mentioned it in my OP but when i use the app open garden,a notification takes me to the sprint hotspot app and says hotspot is activated. This is the parts that worries me.
steviee7 said:
why dont you just root? just use the one click root and thats it... you wont lose anything and its really easy and fast?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1076967
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How does this even begin to address the OP's concern? You responded to a keyword that you recognized in the post, instead of comprehending the meaning of all of his words in the order in which they were presented.
He is worried that he will be charged for using the paid hotspot, and rooting his phone won't change it if he was being billed.
However, it sounds like that app has been updated, borrowing from the free wifi tethering app (open garden wifi is based off of the open source wifi tether, hosted on Google projects).
It is activating software that is already present in the stock firmware, but it cannot call Sprint and ask them to add an option to your plan. The paid hotspot (unhacked) will not work without that option on your plan, so if it is working then you either added the option, or you aren't being charged because it was activated via a hack.
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Also sorry for posting a question on this board, people usually go in the general forums a lot more and reply to topics faster.
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Doesn't make your reasoning right.. post in the right section next time. You can try using a different tethering app like wifi tether. Open garden isn't your only choice.
WifiTether 3.1 beta 6 works great. I have been using it alot lately
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JohnCorleone said:
WifiTether 3.1 beta 6 works great. I have been using it alot lately
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He's not rooted
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steviee7 said:
He's not rooted
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His original post says he is rooted.
Shinydude100 said:
Doesn't make your reasoning right.. post in the right section next time. You can try using a different tethering app like wifi tether. Open garden isn't your only choice.
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Hmm...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1308322
ugothakd said:
This might go better in theme section.
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Shinydude100 said:
I thought of where it'd go best, I just went with where it'd be mostly seen.
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knyque said:
His original post says he is rooted.
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ooh I misread that... Disregard everything i'm said in this thread..
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steviee7 said:
ooh I misread that... Disregard everything i'm said in this thread..
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Its all good. Hopefully he got everything working well
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Since it seems that open garden is always just a little behind the open source project on which it is based, I think it is a safe bet that the "developers" behind open garden haven't added anything other than gps tracking of its users. I say, just stick to wifi tether, since it is the original (and I don't trust an app that only adds location tracking when the purpose of the app has nothing to do with location)
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algorhythm said:
Hmm...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1308322
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Really? You have enough spare time to call me out? Lol. Ugothakd was SUGGESTING where he felt my thread was best suited. I don't find it needing to go in themes when fonts are but a simple general customization that can live without theming the framework-res. This OP had a question, (which was generously answered anyway, which in fact does have a direct connection to our section Questions & Answers section. You need a life my friend.
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Really? You have enough spare time to call me out? Lol. Ugothakd was SUGGESTING where he felt my thread was best suited. I don't find it needing to go in themes when fonts are but a simple general customization that can live without theming the framework-res. This OP had a question, (which was generously answered anyway, which in fact does have a direct connection to our section Questions & Answers section. You need a life my friend.
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Ok hugo and whoever else talked.... Just stfu
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I've started to tether with my CM7 Atrix and I'm honestly getting a little paranoid. Is there anything i should do to ensure I don't get caught tethering? Or is it just a random they caught you out of the blue type of thing? I'm on Att btw.
search, please. lots of discussion on that topic already.
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ifalldownalot said:
search, please. lots of discussion on that topic already.
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Agreed.
OP, don't use custom APNs, use WiFi Tether.
WiredPirate said:
Agreed.
OP, don't use custom APNs, use WiFi Tether.
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doesn't matter.