Bucknut24;1908028; said:i know my battery life is gonna get raped pretty hard
I had a SICK pot leaf live wallpaper, but it drained my battery so bad. I also like the galaxy live wallpaper.
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Bucknut24;1908028; said:i know my battery life is gonna get raped pretty hard
Bucknut24;1908033; said:before i changed to this, i had a thunderstorm live that i loved (it was the free version, so it had its limitations)
jwinslow;1909987; said:
I've been meaning to try that out. At first I hated the layout of WP7, but it's starting to grow on me. Once I have more time I'm going to give this a shot. XDA has a nice thread running in their android themes for what looks to be a launcher app that does the same thing.jwinslow;1911106; said:
I've attached the live wallpapers from SGS II. Install them like a normal apk
Secret Wallpaper 1 is the beach one, and Secret Wallpaper 2 is the windmill one.
It only works on devices with WVGA resolution, and will not work if you have custom DPI settings.
Beach one is too large to attach. Here's a mediafire link
Video by XDA member Clipp from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5MEy9NuVXU&feature=player_embedded
Beach:
Windmill:
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Google Docs has been available as a mobile-optimized webapp for a long time, but it always left something to be desired. Today, Google released a native app for Android devices that makes it easy to create, edit, and upload documents on-the-go.Google Docs added editing to its mobile site awhile ago, but it still wasn't the best Docs experience?trying to navigate through your docs from your phone was kind of a pain (not to mention slow). The native app works amazingly well, letting you view and edit all your existing documents, while also letting you create new documents and spreadsheets on-the-go. You can view documents you get in Gmail, collaborate with other people, and even get a widget on your home screen for quick document creation. Note that the editing appears to still be the mobile Google Docs editor, just rendered inside the app?which means no offline editing?but it still works pretty darn well, and navigating through your list of docs is now much easier.
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If you don’t already have it, the Draft is going to be covered on Verizon’s extremely popular NFL application which will include a ticker for timely updates on who drafted who, commentary from NFL analysts as well as video highlights of some of the draftees.
There are several ways to get Verizon’s NFL application. You can head to the Android Market and download it there or you can text ‘NFL’ to 8915 and you’ll get a link to where to snag it. Unfortunately, those of you on a Verizon iPhone 4 are going to be left out for now.
The NFL app and thus the Draft coverage is only available on Android devices and BlackBerry phones and you can find out if your device is compatible by heading here.
Yeah. I'm not sure what it entails, but it should be more user-friendly than swiping around a flash based website in my mobile browser.Bucknut24;1913429; said:is it free?