What must have paid apps do you have? What about rooted apps? - EVO 4G General

I like to see these threads from time to time. What rooted only apps or other must have apps do you have?

excluding games and donate versions of software
PDF creator
sysem panel
tapatalk pro

Root explorer and titanium backup for me.

titanium backup for me is a must have.

Root Explorer
Titanium Backup Pro
Juicedefender/ultimate juice
TapTalk Pro
SwiftKeys
Plumes
AdwEX
and a few others but they are not as important

a little more original then TB gents! anyone who has rooted or flashed another ROM could tell you that, how about something that is used frequently or you couldn't live without that doesn't have to do with flashing. Step it up!! i am looking forward to some cool apps

root explorer
led density changer
dropbox
transdroid

Torque. OBDII scanner
GeOrg. Geocaching

TB
Root Explorer
Roam Control
Tasker

Check the link in my sig.

PowerAmp
LauncherPro
DroidWall
Vignette
AdFree
Music Downloader Pro
SambaFilesharing

Root Explorer..

whats77inaname said:
PowerAmp
LauncherPro
DroidWall
Vignette
AdFree
Music Downloader Pro
SambaFilesharing
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Is that music downloader pro the one that well haha downloads MP3s to your phone?

mroneeyedboh said:
Is that music downloader pro the one that well haha downloads MP3s to your phone?
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Affirmative. It has been renamed, now called "Ayal Music Pro", available in the market.

Titanium backup
Battery Indicator Pro
Launcher Pro Plus
ADW ex
Beautiful Widgets
Extended Control's
Root Explorer
PowerAmp
SketchBook Mobile
Widget Locker

Adfree
Maildroid Pro
Setcpu
Clockr evo
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i like poweramp, but just haven't bought it, cant quite get over the $5 price even though its not alot of money its just more than i want to pay for an app.
i do wish it had volume booster, otherwise nice app
my list of apps are
touchdown for android (my company does not allow mobile sync, this gets around that).
good morning - alarm clock that tells weather, emails tasks, etc
flight director
camera360 - great line sketch modes
connectbot - ssh terminal
Biblereader kjv
autostarts
barcode scanner
angry birds (seasons and regular)
appbran app market
ak notepad
basketball shot
astro
gps status
jetvd
layar
miren browser
need for speed shift
pandora
root explorer
shootme
shopsavvy
teslaled (i use the strobe light feature mainly)
usa traffic cameras
titanium backup
zimly (my poweramp replacement *free)
i have several other apps/games installed

IceCreaMan said:
i like poweramp, but just haven't bought it, cant quite get over the $5 price even though its not alot of money its just more than i want to pay for an app.
i do wish it had volume booster, otherwise nice app
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The preamp on the EQ handles volume boosting nicely. I agree, $5 is a premium, but you get what you pay for, and as much as I use my Evo for listening to music, I feel the cost is worth it. Eh, but that's just me *lol*

Most of my must-have paid apps have been mentioned. Here are a few that weren't:
Gentle Alarm - best alarm clock, I use it daily
Swiftkey
WavPlayer - plays the funky file format from my home & office VoIP voicemail
BeyondPod - podcast manager
Donation, not paid:
Craiglist Nofication - hands down the best & most used app on my phone. I have found many great deals on CL by jumping on them the instant they showed up in my searches.

I also like Palmary Weather a lot, but I wouldn't necessarily call it a "must-have."

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What apps has everyone installed?

Being new to Android, I'm just wondering what everyone has installed on their Aria. ^_^
IMDb, xda, engadget, unit converter, flashlight, Facebook. I've installed plenty big others but those are the ones I use on a daily basis so far.
Sent from my HTC Aria
I have almost the same, Google Sky Map is a must have. The IMDB app is awesome!
Sent from my HTC Liberty using XDA App
pandora, no-lock, pong time, dog whistle, shazam, the weather channel, xda, flashlight, google goggles, google skymap, shopper.
no-lock is great for just the optic push to wake-up
advanced task killer,astro file manager, audio manager,battery status pro,handcent sms, history eraser, pandora, palringo, shazaam,silent boot,spare parts, startup cleaner 2.0,tts extender, unistaller, louder volume hack,better keyboard.................lol..thats it
Abduction, Advanced Task Killer*, Android LightSaber, Bank of America, Basic Instructions, Blow Up, BreakTheBlock, Bump, doubleTwist, Engadget, fring, Google Goggles, GolfLogix, Google Sky Map, IMDb, Layar, Movies, Nesoid Lite, Pandora, Quadrant Standard, Quickoffice*, ScoreCenter, Shazam*, The Weather Channel, TV Listings*, xda*
Starred apps are highly recommended. I haven't actually tested doubleTwist (a music app that integrates with iTunes), so I can't comment on its usability.
Handcent, Swype, Shazam, Last.fm, Google Goggles, ShopSavvy, Locale
Locale's my favorite, saves me tons of battery. It'll adjust itself either by location or time. You can adjust the brightness, change ringtones and wallpapers. For me, I have one for my house, so when I get home, it automatically connects to my WiFi network, turns the brightness down to 20% and turns my ringer to full volume. Great for someone at work too. Although the app is at $9.99, it saves me lots of battery.
Currently, this is my list of installed:
Find It : The Simpsons
Tapatalk Forum App (Demo)
Space Man
Ultimate Cave
Traffic Rush
EasyTether Lite
Sad Trombone Widget
Rimshot Widget
Wifi Analyzer
Better Terminal Emulator Pro
Basketball Shot
Picasa Tool Pro
SpeedView
Scanner Radio
Photoshop.com Mobile
StreamFurious
XDA-Developers
PhoneWeaver
Radar Now!
Gmail Unread Count
BeyondPod Podcast Manager
Battery Widget
HP iPrint Photo
EMusic Downloader
iMap Weather™
DIRECTV
Proxoid
Mazeoid II
Bubble level
Bonsai Blast
Barcode Scanner
EStrongs File Explorer
AK Notepad
Live Scores
Astrid Task/Todo List
Google Voice
WeatherBug
Advanced Task Killer
Last.fm - Personal Radio
Dropbox
Google Maps
mustard
AppBrain App Market
View this app list on AppBrain
Too many to list but my favs are
-fake caller id (best for prank calling friends)
-skymaps
-advanced task killer
-The boxing game super ko 2 or something
-gps status
-gps test (which by the way the aria's gps works amazingly well compared to my fuze)
Just to name a few:
ATK, Bank of America, Mint.com, Google Sky, XDA, Shazam, Pandora, Daily Dilbert, XKCD, Astro File Manager, Yelp, Congress, Quick Uninstaller, Spare parts, Adobe reader.
Just trying to et hang of new HTC Aria these are few apps installed so far..
Advantaced Task Killer, IStockManger, Funambol, PayPal, Easy Note + 2do ...
Need to fine app for BB&T ... Any suggestion ?
Would love any game suggestions, I am rather disappointed by the lack of games on android, plenty of opportunity for profit.
andoh said:
Would love any game suggestions, I am rather disappointed by the lack of games on android, plenty of opportunity for profit.
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I've installed Falling Ball and Labryinth Lite. They're not bad.
Definitely the best game I've come across is Bonsai Blast.

What are some good apps/widgets to download?

Seeking suggestions on some good widgets/apps. My interests are social networking, music, ..the norm.
Also, what do you guys think about the "Twitter for HTC Sense" widget vs. the "Touiteur"?
For music services try pandora or slacker. For players, poweramp, mixzing, or meridian. For song id shazam.
Some people like Foursquare.
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Unrevoked forever
SkyRaider Sense 3.3.3
KiNgxKernel BFS (#6)
Radio 2.15.00.07.28
Double twist is a good music player and tweetdeck is good for social networking
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PowerAMP is the best for music players. Hands down. I bought the full version today - the trial is full-featured but expires after a while.
I use Peep (the HTC twitter widget) but I don't do any tweeting I just follow stuff and check up on it a few times a day. Definitely get Handcent; it's a great SMS replacement app that is really customizable. My favorite is getting it to split messages after 160 characters by word, so there's no word being cut off, and you dont get an annoying message from Verizon about how you can't send over 160 characters to carriers other than Verizon like you do with the stock app.
For web browsing, I'd pick up Dolphin HD. I like it better htan the stock one because I can exit out of it and end the process - for a while I was having problems with the stock browser getting my phone hot and using CPU while I wasn't using it.
Definitely get Appbrain. Then:
On Appbrain, you can install an app called Car Home released by Google. It replaces the (awful) stock "Car Panel." Add it to your phone from the web site and then install it from the application and open the Car Panel app and choose Car Home. It's much more customizable and it doesn't use GPS all the time whenever it's open.
Obviously, get Angry Birds.
Good Morning is an alarm app that I like. It starts playing music and then tells you the time, day, weather, and if you purchase it, your calendar appointments for the day. Get the free version and then upgrade if you want multiple alarms and the calendar appointments.
Hope this helps enjoy your phone.
Here's a list of my apps:
Apps on the HTC Droid Incredible
Phone: HTC Droid Incredible
70 total, 68 free (97%), 2 paid (2%), 92MB total size, $4.03 total price
- Dolphin Browser™ HD
- Home Switcher - switches between launchers
- Delete old messages - haven't had to use yet; deletes SMS to speed up the phone
- Pandora Radio
- SiMi Clock Widget - nice clock widget
- PowerAMP Music Player (Trial) - i bought the full verison but it doens't show up in appbrain
- XDA-Developers
- Fandango Movies
- AppBrain App Market
- Handcent SMS
- TV Listings for Android - don't have a comcast box in my basement
- Lookout Mobile Security - like in the VZW commercial
- Chess for Android
- OneSeven - 1x4 widget showing the day of the week
- SpeedView - gps speedometer
- Paper Toss - game
- Dropbox - definitely check this out if you don't know what it is
- Yahoo! Music Radio
- Vlingo: Words to Action
- Adobe® Reader®
- WidgetLocker Lockscreen - don't really use this; it's laggy and inconsistent
- Slacker Radio
- BattStatt Free - battery percentage spelled out (right now it says sixty percent)
- HotSpot Toggle - for using free vzw wifi hotspot
- Beautiful Widgets - can't use the HTC clock with launcherpro
- LauncherPro - alternate launcher
- Shazam
- Google Goggles
- Barcode Scanner
- SportsTap
- Good Morning
- ASTRO File Manager
- Facebook for Android
- Voice Search
- Google Search
- Street View on Google Maps
- YouTube
- Amazon.com
- Adobe Photoshop Express
- Handcent Location Plugin
- TFLN - texts from last night... good widget
- SleepTimer - shuts off music after a specific amount of time
- CallTrack - creates events in gcal of your phone calls.
- Amazon MP3
- Mobile Banking - Bank of America
- FOX News - yep
- Google Chrome to Phone
- Fast Reboot
- JuiceDefender beta - shuts off 3g data while the screen is off, but still allows it every 15 minutes to check for emails. useful when you work in a building with no service
- Edwin, Speech-to-Speech
- Patience Revisited solitaire
- RADIO 104.1 WMRQ
- Dial Zero v1.04
- PdaNet - don't use this now that I use vzw hotspot for free
- Angry Birds
- StumbleUpon - add porn mode
- Wolfram Alpha Search
- Ringdroid
- Music Mod (Froyo Only) - don't use this, poweramp is way better
- Battery Left Widget
- Note Everything - best note taking app
- SystemPanelLite Task Manager
- Gmail Unread Count - widget that's a gmail icon with the number of unread messages as a bubble. just opens gmail if you tap it
- PapiJump
- Tuner - gStrings - guitar tuner
- Flash Player 10.1
- Gmail
- Google Maps
Can't thank you enough for your time and input. Def. gonna try some of these out.
poweramp kinda sucks I use winamp.
Also, I don't really understand why people use custom browsers on android, the stock webkit is great.
tv show favs is a great app for keeping track of tv programs. Great if you have a lot, but sometimes forget to watch when they air. Love it
Great list! I found that you and I have many of the same. Some that I might add though...
-Mobile Queue for Netflix users (until there is an official Netflix app)
-Open Table to make restaurant reservations on the go
-Basichords to go with gStrings Tuner for guitar players
-TIKL for people who enjoy Push To Talk (PTT) functionality
-Pulse for a decent RSS reader
-ESPN ScoreCenter
-VocaNote - you can record voice notes with this app, it translates them to text and sends to your in either SMS or email format (can specify). Love this app for taking notes in the car!
-SoundHound - I prefer it over Shazam, but basically the same thing (I purchased the unlimited song "findings" version)
-Dazzle Widget or Extended Controls - gives you the functionality of toggling sound, display, GPS, bluetooth, Airplane Mode, etc. from one 1x4 widget. (I purchased Extended Controls but Dazzle is probably just as good for free)
If you are rooted...
Root Explorer (by far the best money I ever spent on an app, especially if you're into modding)
Titanium Backup Pro
Quick Boot
Drocap2
AdFree Android
Rom Manager Premium
SetCPU
Rescan Media
And the apps that root is not required...
Quick Settings
Spare Parts
SugarSync
Dropbox
MultiPicture Live Wallpaper
SystemPanel App / Task Manager (paid, not lite)
Jorte
XDA-Developers
Good Morning
Multicon Widget
Keeper Password & Data Vault
Handcent SMS
Any sports fan needs ScoreMobile.
Get psx4droid just to impress people that your phone can play playstation games.
Ringdroid to turn your songs into ringtones very easily.
Taptalk for forums.
Wireless tether for hotspot.
Google sky map still amazes me.
Live holdem greatest online poker game on android.
Lookout mobile security in case some jackass steals your phone.
Jes7er said:
Here's a list of my apps:
Apps on the HTC Droid Incredible
Phone: HTC Droid Incredible
70 total, 68 free (97%), 2 paid (2%), 92MB total size, $4.03 total price
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What did you use to generate that report?
spatton said:
What did you use to generate that report?
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I'm guessing 6th grade math.....
spatton said:
What did you use to generate that report?
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Appbrain. It used to be more useful than it is now, but it still lets you browse apps on your computer and add them to a list that you cam install from your phone in the app.
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chris7os said:
I'm guessing 6th grade math.....
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Lol 99%
Sent from my Droid Incredible running Myn's Warm Two Point Two RLS4.
adw.launcher and adwnotify - I like adw better and adwnotify gives me the unread count wherever the icon is.
handcent sms for texts - top notch app
angry birds for waiting in lines
Astro file manager
dropbox (easiest way ever to get things to your phone)
autostarts - this lets me control what starts on startup, so i can do things like make the random games that i play once a week not start up every time i boot the phone.
barcode scanner
dolphin browser - yay tabs!
Touchdown/exchange for my work email (yes, i know they can remote wipe it if they want....since i wipe the whole thing myself every couple of weeks to play with a new rom, that hardly matters.)
appbrain
lookout mobile security or threat aware (trying this one out)
mahjong
pandora
robo defense
springpad (awesome note taking app that syncs to the web)
trap! (annoying awesome game)
U.S. Army Survival Guide (in case of zombie apocalypse)
XDA
Y5 Battery Saver (turns off wifi unless you are in range of a remembered wifi hot spot)
Two that I wish worked better are:
Widget Locker (as stated above - can be laggy and flakey - replaces the lock screen but lets you put whatever you want on it.)
ICE - In Case of Emergency (also replaces lock screen, but force closes on 2.2 a LOT)
Some apps I haven't seen mentioned, For humor, try
Fml, epic fails, demotivational posters, daily comic strip
For shopping, amazon, best buy.
For in the car, I just ordered a blueant s4, which has app that goes it that will read texts to you, allow for navigation to be read via Bluetooth, and announce callers and give option to answer or not. Haven't got it yet, don't know how well it works.
Is car home gone guys?
Sent from my HTC Incredible
For me, here is some of my favorites:
Lastpass
Doodle Jump
Kindle for Android
Diaro
Catch for Notes
Foxyring
City Jump
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Most of mine are listed above, but I'll add:
CamScanner
Multicon
ConvertPad
Scanner Radio
Rainy Days
CPU Tuner
FBReader
JustPictures
PicSay

List of top-20, must have apps for the Vibrant?

Just wondering if there was a top-X list somewhere for beginner users who have just moved to Vibrant like myself. I read http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=732458 and found some valuable tips but did you see a list posted anywhere. Just wondering!
lektrix said:
Just wondering if there was a top-X list somewhere for beginner users who have just moved to Vibrant like myself. I read http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=732458 and found some valuable tips but did you see a list posted anywhere. Just wondering!
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here are a couple of my favorite apps... a bunch of them are paid, but worth it I think.
3G Watchdog
ad free
barcode scanner
go sms
gps status
isyncr
power amp
quickpic
root explorer
smart keyboard pro
springpad
tapatalk
titanium backup
tweetdeck
widgetlocker
also Launcher Pro or ADW EX, both are great!
Oh yea..those are awesome...
I love ADW EX...but not to repaeat i will try to just add on...
XDA Developers
Advanced Task Killer
Beautiful Widgets
Bloater
Audio manager (Hide it Pro)
Chandroid (for the deviant in me)
Dropbox
Handcent SMS
Lookout Mobile Security
MetaMorph
arelia said:
Oh yea..those are awesome...
I love ADW EX...but not to repaeat i will try to just add on...
XDA Developers
Advanced Task Killer
Beautiful Widgets
Bloater
Audio manager (Hide it Pro)
Chandroid (for the deviant in me)
Dropbox
Handcent SMS
Lookout Mobile Security
MetaMorph
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good choice on Bloater there
text secretary, Zedge, Applanet, root explorer, rom manager, mobile ap shortcut, setcpu, appbrain
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good choice on Bloater there
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Yes....you made my day with that app after my first ROM flash !!
here are some of my favorites in no particular order:
BLN control
Desktop visualizer
zdbox
voodoo control
Titanium backup
shootme
coltage control
root explorer
wolfram alpha
appbrain market
poweramp
pulse
unified remote
3g watchdog
Soundhound ftw.
oh, and Megavideo is a close second.
I'm guessing all of these require you to "root" the phone or modify it in some way? I modify desktop computers all the time but not really familiar with mobile phones...lots of reading for me to do, hopefully I get myself up to par!
BTW I have no data, just WIFI!
lektrix said:
I'm guessing all of these require you to "root" the phone or modify it in some way? I modify desktop computers all the time but not really familiar with mobile phones...lots of reading for me to do, hopefully I get myself up to par!
BTW I have no data, just WIFI!
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MOST of the ones listed, no.
But trust me, if you read, "rooting" will be the least of your worries .
birgertime said:
MOST of the ones listed, no.
But trust me, if you read, "rooting" will be the least of your worries .
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Exactly, once you root look out because no matter how great the rom your running is you'll still want to checkout the latest & greatest. If you do decide to root you'll definitely want these apps.
Root Explorer
Rom Manager
Superuser
Titanium backup
SGS Tools
Angry birds rio!
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My Personal TOP 10+ Apps
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1. AdFree
2. AppBrain
3. Battery Indicator
4. Beautiful Widgets
5. Download All Files
6. MyWeb
7. Pandora
8. TubeMate
9. Root Explorer
10. Quick Boot (One of my fav's! Reboots phone faster than the Power Menu mods)
11. IP Webcam
12. CacheMate
13. Remote Notifier
These i use quite a bit
Real Calc
Barcode scanner
Task manger
Cam scanner
Ulysse Gizmo
System panel
For fun Pic Say
I use Launcher Pro, System Panel (paid version to monitor what apps are using my battery), Swiftkey (30 day trial is available in the market, I find the prediction better and faster than the gingerbread keyboard), Tapatalk Pro (for viewing message boards), last.fm (music app like pandora)
adfree
barcode scanner
call confirm
ebuddy
kapersky mobile security (they are giving away 6 months free service)
root explorer
miui music player
save mms
xda
key ring rewards
games:
crazy snowboard
zendice
tri-towers
words free
pool break pro
poker square
let's golf
homerun battle 3D
doodle bowling
Titanium Backup
AutoStarts
Elixir, System Panel, and Androzip all have good task managers and do more than just manage apps
DropBox
FolderOrganizer
SwipePad and/or PowerStrip
GPS Test
Tricorder
Virtual Trackball (but use the dpad)
VLC S&C
gStrings
iMap Weather (spot on, and never runs in the background)
Traffic Widget
Inserty and/or Clipper
*Quick Addroid (get the Pro version) I open this most often, works for anything you have to remember, great for tracking medications, smokes, diet, times your Ex.... whatever, in case you want to keep track....
Business Calendar or Touch Calendar (I hear Gemini is good if you like it, too)
Extensive Notes or NoteEverything
Smart Keyboard or Ultra Keyboard (Smart runs a bit cleaner, but it's not quite as cute/customizeable) - they both allow voice input right from the keyboard, swipe entry, and a recognizable layout
Ringdroid
Car Home from Market, but it needs a clock
Simple Audio Manager - it's so tiny and useful I almost forgot it
Right now I like Seesmic, but you'll likely troll around for the right Social app(s) for you.
I am also heavily dependent on Google Voice and am very happy with Handcent for SMS (so I know who I'm texting by what color their bubble is. Trust me, it's worth it.)
And yes, as a matter of fact, I do spend way too much time checking out apps, and all of these developers have been great with me, and I'm a pest.
Once you get a handle on things, if you want to automate volume/connectivity, I strongly recommend Tasker. I tried Locale, and a bunch of other schedulers, auto-text reply apps, call filters, power managers, but Tasker replaced all of them, and just the way I like it.
EDIT: Blast those background apps. I recommend SMSBackup+, too. Backs up your call log to your calendar.
pulse reader - this one is the best!
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See most of my favorites already. As a fellow newbie I find these useful:
Quick boot (awesome)
Bloater
SGS tools
My backup (too cheap for TB pro)
Voodoo Control
Quickpic
Voltage Control
XDA App
Ad free android
Rom manager
Ebuddy
Go SMS
Launcher Pro
Winamp
Tune in radio
Games:
Star Traders RPG Elite
(mostly text based RPG w/fantastic Devs and frequent updates)
Yongzh's GBA Emulator
(just so I can play pokemon lol)
EDT's ZSJPJ Tweaked + Overstock 1.4.2
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Best Apps you purchased for Note

Dear All,
I am starting this thread just to learn about the most useful apps (free+paid) from Android Play Store we all are using with small reviews (your experiences) of them on Galaxy note.So that people can get a good idea before spending money. Like rite now I am confused which camera app I should buy or download for better and easy capture. It would be nice if you mention the ROM you are using.
Here are mine info :
Stock ROM 4.04 not rooted
Apps That I use -
1) TSF Shell - my default launcher. Version 1.6.1 Beta. I found the best launcher I ever used(I tried SBP shell also, used only 3 hours). I simply love this launcher as it's unique, super fast, very easy to use, inbuilt icon decorator (designer v.3), density changer (bigger or smaller icons), desktop decorators like Pendant(simply great), different weather and music widget, two finger swipe (very useful), folder animation, multi select etc etc.
2)TSF Shell glass theme(paid) and TSF shell Box theme HD(free)-TSF shell glass theme is one of the most beautiful theme I have seen with the shell.
3)Widget Locker (paid) - well known, best lock screen application lot of free themes.
4)Player Pro(paid) - gives good audio quality and better look and feel.
5) Missed It (paid) - I use it for WL, useful, good looking too
6)Touchpal Keyboard(free) - better keyboard than stock swipe keyboard
7)FancyWidget(free lite version) - lite version is enough for me.
8)UCCW - the best clock,battery,weather widget maker
9)Camera 360 ultimate - although stock camera is good but I found this is better.
10)Nice Simple Clock and Nice Simple Battery (free) - simple and configurable.
11)JuiceDefender(free and paid) - just using for two days, hopefully this will be useful.
Well I do have other apps as well but the above apps are really useful and good looking on Note.
Titanium backup
Mobile Odin Pro
Without these i can't play around ROM frequently.
I have Apex Launcher Pro, Pocket Casts, Push-Up Pro, Sketchbook Mobile, SoundHound Infinity, SyPressure Pro, Tapatalk, TuneIn Radio Pro, and my favourite, Tasker As for free apps, I have Quick ICS Browser, QuickMark and X-Plore. My phone's not rooted but I would also recommend Titanium Backup.
I'm a cheapskate - only paid apps are Titanium Backup and Tapatalk forum app.
My phone is mainly used as a work tool - as you might guess, I work in IT...
Holo launcher
Clock and event widget - great time/calendar view
RSSDemon - fantastic news reader
Waze - Crowdsourced satnav and traffic
Dolphin browser
Droidedit free - text editor
Dock Clock - night-time clock
Tunein radio
Hacker keyboard
uPnPlay - DLNA media streamer
Serviidroid - remote control for Serviio media streaming app
MX Player - media player
AndChat - IRC app
RealCalc - calculator
Connectbot - SSH terminal for support
2X client - RDP client for support
Mocha VNClite - VNC client for support
ES file explorer
Fing - network tool
Sharesfinder - network tool
OpenVPN
CSipSimple - VOIP phone
Wifi analyzer
Addons detector - ad push detector
Lookout - virus scanning
CPU spy - CPU monitor
Foldersync - cloud backup (for my photos)
Memento database - DB designer
Offi - local/national transport timetables and planner (very good)
Screen on - keep screen on in selected apps
SuperSu - Super user manager
Timerific - make things happen on phone at set times (like mute/unmute ringer overnight)
Vault - store confidential stuff in encrypted form
Solid explorer
SoundHound
jetAudio
eBay app
500px
Smart tools
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Xda pro
Hd widgets as they have note specific sizes
Paper camera
Sygic gps
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The thread states "purchased", but I'll also be placing free apps:
AirDroid
Tapatalk
D7 Reader, but lately I've been using Taptu
Endomondo
Dropbox and Sugarsync
MyBackup Pro
Ultra Keyboard
FolderSync - I can't live without this one!
Wifi Tunes Sync Pro to get my music playlists on my phone
Shazam is such a useful tool
Some games:
Amazing Alex is fun
Draw Something
Brain Trainer
Zen Bound 2
Azkend is fun, too
All Talk
desh_iit said:
Dear All,
I am starting this thread just to learn about the most useful apps (free+paid) from Android Play Store we all are using with small reviews (your experiences) of them on Galaxy note.So that people can get a good idea before spending money. Like rite now I am confused which camera app I should buy or download for better and easy capture. It would be nice if you mention the ROM you are using.
Here are mine info :
Stock ROM 4.04 not rooted
Apps That I use -
1) TSF Shell - my default launcher. Version 1.6.1 Beta. I found the best launcher I ever used(I tried SBP shell also, used only 3 hours). I simply love this launcher as it's unique, super fast, very easy to use, inbuilt icon decorator (designer v.3), density changer (bigger or smaller icons), desktop decorators like Pendant(simply great), different weather and music widget, two finger swipe (very useful), folder animation, multi select etc etc.
2)TSF Shell glass theme(paid) and TSF shell Box theme HD(free)-TSF shell glass theme is one of the most beautiful theme I have seen with the shell.
3)Widget Locker (paid) - well known, best lock screen application lot of free themes.
4)Player Pro(paid) - gives good audio quality and better look and feel.
5) Missed It (paid) - I use it for WL, useful, good looking too
6)Touchpal Keyboard(free) - better keyboard than stock swipe keyboard
7)FancyWidget(free lite version) - lite version is enough for me.
8)UCCW - the best clock,battery,weather widget maker
9)Camera 360 ultimate - although stock camera is good but I found this is better.
10)Nice Simple Clock and Nice Simple Battery (free) - simple and configurable.
11)JuiceDefender(free and paid) - just using for two days, hopefully this will be useful.
Well I do have other apps as well but the above apps are really useful and good looking on Note.
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dr.ketan said:
Titanium backup
Mobile Odin Pro
Without these i can't play around ROM frequently.
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dr. ketan, I think desh_iit device is not rooted, as he mentioned on his thread.
desh_iit, if you want to feel more on the android application, first, you have to root your device first.
Most of the good application, especially "tools" application, need a rooted device.
The 2 applications mentioned by dr.ketan, need a rooted device also.
I have bought lots of apps. I know many of these are available free pirated but I do think the developers deserve our money if they spend so much time & energy on apps we enjoy....
My bought Apps :-
Final Fantasy 3
PicFolio for Picasa HD - (Best Picasa app)
Perfectly Clear for Android
Silhouette Live Wallpaper
IP Cam Viewer Pro - (Best app for viewing your webcams)
MX Player Pro (No movie viewer app better than this one. Has option to play full screen movies too)
PicFrame
2Do: To do List (Bought it but never used it as it didn't do what I wanted)
Handy Scanner Pro (Best scanning app)
Dead Space
Camera Zoom FX
Unlock with Wifi - (Very useful app)
Quell - (Beautiful mind-twister game. Great music score too)
TouchRetouch
Grand Theft Auto 3 (Bought it because of nostalgia)
ezPDF Reader (Got it for 10cents but I prefer using the Amazon PDF reader)
Paper Camera
Beautiful Widgets (Dont use it)
Great Little War Game (thought it was multiplayer but wasn't)
JuiceDefender Ultimate (useless app.)
LogMeIn Ignition - (use it a lot to connect to all my PC's)
Endomondo Sports Tracker Pro (need to use it)
Carcassone (waste of my money)
Tapatalk Forum App (use it a lot)
Aquarium Live Wallpaper
UniWar HD (great game, haven't got around learning it)
PicSay Pro (best photo editing app ever!!)
SwiftKey 3 (Cant type without it)
Some other Free apps (other than Google apps) I use a lot :-
Flipboard
QuickPic
Evernote (one of the most useful app ever)
Appy Geek
CNET TV
ES File Explorer
World Newspapers
Office Calculator (Free)
DropBox
@desh_iit
Try Redswirl theme on TSF. You will be delighted.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda app-developers app
Tasker - does things behind
Wave launcher - for quick contacts
SIMI folder - for almost everything on desktop
Sent from my SGN using xda app
Must have paid apps for any device.
ROM Toolbox Pro
Titanium Backup Pro
PowerAMP Pro
LCD Density Modder Pro
Tasker
Go to Play Store and check Top Apps in all Categories...
Mods pls close this thread...Piracy in veiled form...
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indiandroid said:
Go to Play Store and check Top Apps in all Categories...
Mods pls close this thread...Piracy in veiled form...
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I found the thread useful because it showed me apps that other people using my same device found useful. Play store can't sort by that. If there's policy violation in specific posts, report those, not the entire thread.
I have created two major thread and both are stickies.with highest viewership and both thread i have mentioned there titanium backup and mobile odin pro, now it won't b surprised if someone demand to.close those thread too.
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dr.ketan said:
I have created two major thread and both are stickies.with highest viewership and both thread i have mentioned there titanium backup and mobile odin pro, now it won't b surprised if someone demand to.close those thread too.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
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yours app mentions are in a particular context or as a guide tool...so no question of yours transgressing the territory
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Dungeon47 said:
I found the thread useful because it showed me apps that other people using my same device found useful. Play store can't sort by that. If there's policy violation in specific posts, report those, not the entire thread.
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Agreed ... But a situation has more than 1 truths to it
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Thanx a lot
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Tapatalk and mobile odin pro......
Inviato dal mio GT-N7000 con Tapatalk 2
antique_sonic said:
dr. ketan, I think desh_iit device is not rooted, as he mentioned on his thread.
desh_iit, if you want to feel more on the android application, first, you have to root your device first.
Most of the good application, especially "tools" application, need a rooted device.
The 2 applications mentioned by dr.ketan, need a rooted device also.
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Thank you for the suggestion. I was rooted before but since I got 4.04 I reflashed the stock ROM.
Just to avoid brick bug and I used titanium back up in xperia and Acer iconia as well. Rite now I am just enjoying the Samsung Stock Rom with TSF.
Is there any widget that shows androids data usage (only from setting, not app's own counter )?
NaveenKD said:
@desh_iit
Try Redswirl theme on TSF. You will be delighted.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda app-developers app
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Thank you a lot. ..I like it and going to purchase

Share the apps you like!

The best way to stumble upon an interesting app is to see what other folks are using. Using the app "List my apps" linked at the bottom of this list and using the "bbcode" option inside it I generated the following list of apps which are installed on my Idol 3. In most cases the link will take you directly to the app no matter where it came from...some will kick you to a google search which should find them fairly easily as well. Many of the pay apps have free versions available. Feel free to reply back with YOUR list of apps and if you find an interesting app from someone's post hit the thanks button to let them know! I look forward to seeing what some of you use. List my apps is open source and available on both F-Droid and Google Play.
My Apps:
AdAway
Agenda Widget Plus
Amazon Kindle
Android Pro Widgets
App Redirect
App Settings
AppOpsXposed
Appstore
Barcode Scanner
BootManager
BusyBox Free
Connection Stabilizer Booster
ES File Explorer
ezPDF Reader
F-Droid
Fake Wifi Connection
[*] Fix Lollipop Memory Leak
Flipboard
Gas Guru
GeekBytes
Goodreads
GoodRx
Google Voice
GoogleOfflineVoice
GravityBox [LP]
GreenPower Premium
Hangar
Hangouts Dialer
HERE
IVONA Amy UK English beta
IVONA Text-to-Speech HQ
Jango Radio
KeePassDroid
LBE Security Master
Lenovo Camera and Gallery
Lightning
List My Apps
Lolistat
LPThemer
Lux
MDScan
MinMinGuard
Mint
[*] MobileActiveRadioFix
Moon+ Reader Pro
MortPlayer Audio Books
n7player
Nandroid Manager
NetEase Music
Network
Network Speed Indicator
NotifyClean
Nova Launcher
Nova Launcher Prime
Pandora
Pandora Patcher
PaperKarma
Play Store Fixes
PlayPermissionsExposed
RDMissedCall Patcher
RebootManager
Remove Battery Saver Warning Color
Rocket Blocker
RocketDial
RocketDial Theme Neon Black
ROM Toolbox Pro
[*] RootCloak
Screebl Pro
Screen Off
Secure Settings
Servicely
Smart Unlock
Smoked Glass Digital Weather Clock Small
Spotify
Statusbar download progress
StopSwitchDelay
Super Star® Rewards
SuperSU Pro
SwiftKey Keyboard
Syncthing Silk
Talkatone
Tapatalk
Tasker
Titanium Backup
Titanium Backup PRO
Torque (free)
Totally Free VPN
Truecaller
TuneIn Radio Pro
Universal Init.d
Wakelock Detector Free
Waze
WeFi Pro
XBlast Tools
XInstaller
XInternalSD
xKindleMod
Xposed Installer
XVoice+
ZIPme
List made using List My Apps
That's a long list bro.. All are good apps. Let me add some of my favourites that's not in that list :
- Office Suite Premium
- Poweramp
- Musixmatch
- Aldiko Book Reader Premium
- Manga Rock
- Root Cleaner
- Greenify Pro
- Recently Pro
- Solid Explorer Pro
- Canvertpad Plus
Those are great apps! Try them and u'll love them
snugroho3 said:
That's a long list bro.. All are good apps. Let me add some of my favourites that's not in that list :
- Office Suite Premium
- Poweramp
- Musixmatch
- Aldiko Book Reader Premium
- Manga Rock
- Root Cleaner
- Greenify Pro
- Recently Pro
- Solid Explorer Pro
- Canvertpad Plus
Those are great apps! Try them and u'll love them
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Thanks for the reply. Please consider using list my apps so it will provide links for folks. I personally prefer Moon Reader Pro over Aldiko especially since I use the text to speech option to have it read ebooks as audiobooks in the car with the IVONA Amy UK tts voice. I use es file explorer over solid explorer(I'm not fond of apps that provide crippled free versions or in this case "14 day trial software") and Servicely (written by francisco franco if you recognize the name) as an alternate to Greenify that may interest you. Did you mean "Convertpad?"
famewolf said:
Thanks for the reply. Please consider using list my apps so it will provide links for folks. I personally prefer Moon Reader Pro over Aldiko especially since I use the text to speech option to have it read ebooks as audiobooks in the car with the IVONA Amy UK tts voice. I use es file explorer over solid explorer(I'm not fond of apps that provide crippled free versions or in this case "14 day trial software") and Servicely (written by francisco franco if you recognize the name) as an alternate to Greenify that may interest you. Did you mean "Convertpad?"
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Servicely is very good app and of course I know Sir Francisco with his famous Franco kernel but somehow Greenify in boost mode (need root and Xposed) works better (at least for me) because you can still received all notification from apps without the apps awaken.
Also you can use Greenify together with Nova launcher to add DT2S+greenified apps. You just double tap the home screen to put the phone in sleep + greenified all running apps.
Ahh.. yes, it's convertpad. It's the easiest to use multi-converter
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Btw, do you know Xposed module to make battery circle icon and remove carrier name in lock screen that works for Idol 5.5?
Among those I use (not including a bunch of widely used apps):
Action Launcher 3 - Minimalistic launcher that gives me what I want and doesn't include a bunch of things I generally don't use. I like having one home screen with a minimum of clutter. This optimizes that preference with some unique features.
AdAway
AppDialer Pro - Number/QWERTY keypad that "dials up" whatever installed app (and, optionally, contact) you want. Its useful widget does the same.
Draft - Dropbox friendly, searchable notes app that seems abandoned by the dev. I'd like a better alternative, but I don't know that there is one that specifically matches my usage. I prefer this to something like Evernote for privacy reasons, not that Dropbox is ideal.
ES File Explorer - I use Solid Explorer, too, but this does more. Its FTP server is an approach I often use to transfer files onto the device from a computer.
Ghostery Browser - Gives the same shield from tracking and such that the Chrome extension does on a computer.
GMD Gestures - Adds a layer of usability to my minimalistic approach. On a larger screen, like a tablet or even a Nexus 6, I don't use it as much. Still, this is a major part of my user experience, one of the first things I install.
Javelin - Good, clean, alternative browser with popup feature
JotterPad - Stylish, non-programming, writing oriented text editor.
Link Bubble - Popup browser. Javelin does this, too, but I like Link Bubble's implementation a little better.
MessagEase - Out of the ordinary keyboard that offers all sorts of features that most don't (keyboard shortcuts/macros, forward delete, easy access to special characters, pretty much every functionality you'd ever find in a keyboard). Takes getting used to, but I use it more than any other.
Minuum Keyboard - Sort of like Fleksy, but I find it more usable. It was my main keyboard for awhile, but I haven't used it much, lately.
Moon+ Reader - Another staple, well tended to by its dev. By far my favorite book reader. I stopped even thinking about the rest long ago.
Music Folder Player Full - Simple, straight forward music player. Old school approach. Direct and to the point. Once in awhile, I'll try one of the flashy ones, but find that their "features" are no more than eye candy to me and delete them.
Pocket - Read articles saved from websites.
Popup Widget - I don't use this all that often, but it's very helpful when I want it. I don't want widgets permanently on my screen that I rarely use. This allows me to tap an icon or execute a gesture (via GMS) to popup a widget when I want it temporarily (weather, calendars, etc.)
Titanium Backup
TweetCaster
Viper4Android - Sound quality enhancement that I didn't realize how much I needed until I tried it.
Wallpaper Saver - Great for getting wallpaper from ROMs, launchers, wherever. Though I find that I tend to prefer wallpaper from sources other than those places.
I've used and liked both Greenify and Servicely, too. I also like Recently and bought it.
maigre said:
Among those I use (not including a bunch of widely used apps):
Action Launcher 3 - Minimalistic launcher that gives me what I want and doesn't include a bunch of things I generally don't use. I like having one home screen with a minimum of clutter. This optimizes that preference with some unique features.
AdAway
AppDialer Pro - Number/QWERTY keypad that "dials up" whatever installed app (and, optionally, contact) you want. Its useful widget does the same.
Draft - Dropbox friendly, searchable notes app that seems abandoned by the dev. I'd like a better alternative, but I don't know that there is one that specifically matches my usage. I prefer this to something like Evernote for privacy reasons, not that Dropbox is ideal.
ES File Explorer - I use Solid Explorer, too, but this does more. Its FTP server is an approach I often use to transfer files onto the device from a computer.
Ghostery Browser - Gives the same shield from tracking and such that the Chrome extension does on a computer.
GMD Gestures - Adds a layer of usability to my minimalistic approach. On a larger screen, like a tablet or even a Nexus 6, I don't use it as much. Still, this is a major part of my user experience, one of the first things I install.
Javelin - Good, clean, alternative browser with popup feature
JotterPad - Stylish, non-programming, writing oriented text editor.
Link Bubble - Popup browser. Javelin does this, too, but I like Link Bubble's implementation a little better.
MessagEase - Out of the ordinary keyboard that offers all sorts of features that most don't (keyboard shortcuts/macros, forward delete, easy access to special characters, pretty much every functionality you'd ever find in a keyboard). Takes getting used to, but I use it more than any other.
Minuum Keyboard - Sort of like Fleksy, but I find it more usable. It was my main keyboard for awhile, but I haven't used it much, lately.
Moon+ Reader - Another staple, well tended to by its dev. By far my favorite book reader. I stopped even thinking about the rest long ago.
Music Folder Player Full - Simple, straight forward music player. Old school approach. Direct and to the point. Once in awhile, I'll try one of the flashy ones, but find that their "features" are no more than eye candy to me and delete them.
Pocket - Read articles saved from websites.
Popup Widget - I don't use this all that often, but it's very helpful when I want it. I don't want widgets permanently on my screen that I rarely use. This allows me to tap an icon or execute a gesture (via GMS) to popup a widget when I want it temporarily (weather, calendars, etc.)
Titanium Backup
TweetCaster
Viper4Android - Sound quality enhancement that I didn't realize how much I needed until I tried it.
Wallpaper Saver - Great for getting wallpaper from ROMs, launchers, wherever. Though I find that I tend to prefer wallpaper from sources other than those places.
I've used and liked both Greenify and Servicely, too. I also like Recently and bought it.
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This looks like you used list my apps but didn't save it as bb code (share it to email and email to yourself)....the bbcode would contain links to the apps your mentioning whether they are on f-droid, amazon appstore or google play...I mention this to make it easier on others as for example some of the apps I use are xda only version and it uses a google search which should take the user to them. I have not seen a need for "recently" as I use a combination of the built in "recents" and my most popularly used apps in notification area via the app "Hanger". See Screenshot.
In place of Action Launcher 3 I'd probably use Lucid Launcher (Pro) which is what I use on my devices with less memory. (http://www.xda-developers.com/lucid-launcher-a-unique-launcher-made-from-scratch/)
Instead of dropbox you may prefer syncthing which is an opensource alternative to bittorrent sync...I use it to keep folders in sync between my pc and my phone unless you actually have a need to access your files from the net somewhere via dropbox. You actually have viper4android installed on your idol 3? I'm assuming you flashed the zip...and disabled the built in JBL audio enhancements? Does it strictly work on headphones or improve sound on the speakers as well? (I used it a long time ago).
why is this thread in idol3 forum? it has to be in main forum, because it has nothing to do with idol3
DallasCZ said:
why is this thread in idol3 forum? it has to be in main forum, because it has nothing to do with idol3
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Practically every device has a thread with "favorite apps to use on my xxx device" so no it doesn't HAVE to be in the main forum. Among my apps are a list of xposed modules that work on our specific version of lolipop...thats pretty relevent. Apps that work around quirks such as reboot manager which gives us "reboot to bootloader and reboot to recovery" from in the rom are very idol specific. Rootcloak can be used to make the system update checker work..thats pretty relevant and why it's in bold among the other bug fix modules.
If you must, report it to a mod and they can decide where it goes.
no apps you are listing are device specific .. reboot manager is not idol specific... Almost none device with stock rom have reboot to bootloader or recovery option.
and anyway here is subforum called "Onetouch Idol 3 Themes and Apps" (where you allready started many dead threads), so i think its better to move it there.
famewolf said:
This looks like you used list my apps but didn't save it as bb code (share it to email and email to yourself)....the bbcode would contain links to the apps your mentioning whether they are on f-droid, amazon appstore or google play...I mention this to make it easier on others as for example some of the apps I use are xda only version and it uses a google search which should take the user to them. I have not seen a need for "recently" as I use a combination of the built in "recents" and my most popularly used apps in notification area via the app "Hanger". See Screenshot.
In place of Action Launcher 3 I'd probably use Lucid Launcher (Pro) which is what I use on my devices with less memory. (http://www.xda-developers.com/lucid-launcher-a-unique-launcher-made-from-scratch/)
Instead of dropbox you may prefer syncthing which is an opensource alternative to bittorrent sync...I use it to keep folders in sync between my pc and my phone unless you actually have a need to access your files from the net somewhere via dropbox. You actually have viper4android installed on your idol 3? I'm assuming you flashed the zip...and disabled the built in JBL audio enhancements? Does it strictly work on headphones or improve sound on the speakers as well? (I used it a long time ago).
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I didn't use any app to list the ones I mentioned. I just used the forum's list format. I'll try and get to doing it as you would like so that the links will be there for those who might want them.
I've played around some with SyncThing and more secure alternatives to the usual cloud storage. The problem in the case of my notes is that they're synched to my Mac, too, and the program I use there is close to perfect for how I use it. And it won't sync to my own server or some of the more secure public ones. But I may migrate in those directions at some point. I'd just need to find an another Mac program that would work for me.
I didn't install V4A on the Idol 3. I put it on my Nexus 6. V4A addresses sound quality on the phone speakers, ear buds/headsets and bluetooth speakers. USB connected speakers, too. It doesn't do anything for phone call audio. It takes some playing around to get it right, a process I'm still in the midst of. But the difference is striking compared to the stock audio processing, at least when I've got it configured to my comfort. I don't know what would happen on the Idol 3. Disabling the JBL audio would be wise if you play around with JBL. As you know well, you'll want a good backup in case you want to dump V4A and restore a good working JBL. But maybe the JBL processing compares favorably.
DallasCZ said:
no apps you are listing are device specific .. reboot manager is not idol specific... Almost none device with stock rom have reboot to bootloader or recovery option.
and anyway here is subforum called "Onetouch Idol 3 Themes and Apps" (where you allready started many dead threads), so i think its better to move it there.
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It sure would be nice if you were as diligent about policing your own threads as you are about policing mine. The mod's don't agree with you. I was told general conversation like this belongs in general. Discussing installing viper4android on the idol3 is idol 3 specific. Instead of pretending to be a mod how about responding to the 5 day old request for posting @petrov.0's corrected TWRP link to the 1st post of your twrp thread?
Now I'm going to stop responding to you...report it to the mod's and Mod's if you agree this is the appropriate location for general discussion of apps to be used on the idol then please remove his posts AND my replies so this thread can stay on topic.
maigre said:
I didn't use any app to list the ones I mentioned. I just used the forum's list format. I'll try and get to doing it as you would like so that the links will be there for those who might want them.
I've played around some with SyncThing and more secure alternatives to the usual cloud storage. The problem in the case of my notes is that they're synched to my Mac, too, and the program I use there is close to perfect for how I use it. And it won't sync to my own server or some of the more secure public ones. But I may migrate in those directions at some point. I'd just need to find an another Mac program that would work for me.
I didn't install V4A on the Idol 3. I put it on my Nexus 6. V4A addresses sound quality on the phone speakers, ear buds/headsets and bluetooth speakers. USB connected speakers, too. It doesn't do anything for phone call audio. It takes some playing around to get it right, a process I'm still in the midst of. But the difference is striking compared to the stock audio processing, at least when I've got it configured to my comfort. I don't know what would happen on the Idol 3. Disabling the JBL audio would be wise if you play around with JBL. As you know well, you'll want a good backup in case you want to dump V4A and restore a good working JBL. But maybe the JBL processing compares favorably.
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There was another user interested in running viper4android on the idol 3...I may get around to making a backup and trying to install it to see how it does on the idol 3. I use the speakers to play music when travelling and it's got great sound/volume already in my opinion but always willing to try options. I use syncthing to backup my TWRP and Titaniumbackup folders among others.....if you set your titaniumbackup to run on a schedule it keeps pretty well in sync. You will have to either patch your platform.xml to see that syncthing has full rights to write to the external sdcard or use an xposed module to accomplish the same thing.
Hmm I guess I should add xposed module "Sticky Location Icon Fix [LP]" to the list..It stops the location icon from always showing up in notification bar even when location is not being used. The dev released it "yesterday" since it's now after midnight even in pacific time.
famewolf said:
There was another user interested in running viper4android on the idol 3...I may get around to making a backup and trying to install it to see how it does on the idol 3. I use the speakers to play music when travelling and it's got great sound/volume already in my opinion but always willing to try options. I use syncthing to backup my TWRP and Titaniumbackup folders among others.....if you set your titaniumbackup to run on a schedule it keeps pretty well in sync. You will have to either patch your platform.xml to see that syncthing has full rights to write to the external sdcard or use an xposed module to accomplish the same thing.
Hmm I guess I should add xposed module "Sticky Location Icon Fix [LP]" to the list..It stops the location icon from always showing up in notification bar even when location is not being used. The dev released it "yesterday" since it's now after midnight even in pacific time.
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The V4A installation is pretty quick and easy. It's what becomes of the JBL stuff that is the potential greater issue. But, there's always that backup. I found the speakers on the Idol 3 to be one of its surprise nice features, too. I had no quarrel with the sound as is. But I didn't on the N6, either.
A couple of other apps that I use: Smart Unlock and Simple Reboot. The former has been covered here, IIRC. I used to use Llama (sort of like Tasker) to perform the same thing and it worked great for a couple of years. But it became problematic. On my wife's phone, she actually got completely locked out at one point. We almost had to wipe it clean and start over again. Smart Unlock and Lollipop's similar functionality are an adequate, if inferior substitute to when Llama worked right. Simple Reboot is Franco's implementation of a common feature set — a boot menu that'll allow you to reboot to recovery, bootloader, etc.

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