Rose4uKy
Android Expert
Yeah If I can figure out how. I got the invite and never did anything with it yet need to find the email. I guess it's not too late. My invite was to the Music Beta is that the same thing or not?
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Munnarg
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They're two different things actually. I have them both and I've been testing out Google+ for the past few days.
ArmageddonX
Android Expert
I need an App that I can press one button and Mute my Ringtone Volume, Alarm Volume, Media Volume, and turn the phone on vibrate. Any suggestions?
TheHoodedClaw
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I use the widget that comes with Foxyring app for this purpose, but it takes two presses, one to activate the widget and one to tell it how long, from a menu with up to five hours, you want the phone to be silenced.
ArmageddonX
Android Expert
Does it silence all three volume options? I tried one a few days ago and it only silenced my Ringtone. My Media and Alarm volume was still at maximum volume.
Edit: Just tried this App and it muted just the ringtone alone, also. =(
See if you can do that with the user-customizable widgets in Elixir.
https://market.android.com/details?id=bt.android.elixir
jj14x
Android Expert
Hmm... Doesn't the profile widget (from HTC) do that? Toggles between normal, vibrate and silent... or does that only change the ringtone? (I don't have my phone with me here, so can't verify)
ArmageddonX
Android Expert
I found an App called "Mute Free"... It does exactly what I need except for the Widget it's 99cents. I might just buy it. Thanks for the help guys.
Edit: Just bought the full version. Works great. 99 cents was worth having this fixed for me. =)
Edit: Just bought the full version. Works great. 99 cents was worth having this fixed for me. =)
The HTC one just does the Ringer, yes.
Blue_Turtle
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Hi everyone. Is there an app in the market that automatically resizes the vid to a lower res to fit in mms? I am having trouble sending over my recorded vids to a friend. TIA
Rose4uKy
Android Expert
Oh so I have the music beta invite how do I get a plus invite? I see it in the marketplace for download. I really want to try it.
Blue_Turtle
Member
Anyone know of a good app to increase speaker volume because the 3vo's volume level is way too low snd tired of putting my ear top the phone when trying to
watch a movie. Also, anyone know of a hotspot app that lets you use your phone as a wifi hotspot for all devices in my house without paying 30 bucks a month? Not a big fan of usb tethering
watch a movie. Also, anyone know of a hotspot app that lets you use your phone as a wifi hotspot for all devices in my house without paying 30 bucks a month? Not a big fan of usb tethering
Today only - SwiftKey X is free at the Amazon App Store.
CarrieK
Android Expert
Take advantage of this! I was a beta tester and thought I was stealing it at $1.99. This is the best kb I have ever used. Try it...you can't beat free!
Blue_Turtle
Member
Take advantage of this! I was a beta tester and thought I was stealing it at $1.99. This is the best kb I have ever used. Try it...you can't beat free!
I keep getting network error for the past 10 min when trying to download the language...
Rose4uKy
Android Expert
I use flex T9 and speak most of my stuff but I've heard alot about swift key so I downloaded it but haven't installed it yet. Is there a mic on it for talking too?
Take advantage of this! I was a beta tester and thought I was stealing it at $1.99. This is the best kb I have ever used. Try it...you can't beat free!
Yes, and it will always give you three choices for what you said, and one of the options is almost always correct. Similar to the actual keyboard itself, I'm sure the voice function learns, too.
Also, I still want a widget for brightness that toggles between the level that I set it at, and auto brightness.
You would think that would be easy --simply an auto brightness toggle that returns to your previous set brightness when toggled off.
EDIT: Found a nice free one.
You would think that would be easy --simply an auto brightness toggle that returns to your previous set brightness when toggled off.
EDIT: Found a nice free one.
D'oh! I already bought it a couple days ago...
Heh...I kept getting the "Buy now" things and thought: Hmm...they're releasing the next version as an official build now. Amazon had the older version as a free app of the day, I bet SwiftKey X would do it. Sure enough.
I tried going back to Flex, but it doesn't suit my needs like SwiftKey does.
And I can't download the language definitions, either. The servers must be really busy.
Blue_Turtle
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Rose4uKy
Android Expert
So you like Swift better than Flex? But Swift isn't a swype keyboard is it? I donwloaded it and I guess I'll install it to see how good it works. I just love the dragon dication the most on Flex and speak alot. But I'll try Swift and see how I like it. I know lots of users here recommend it.
I used Flex T9 before switching to SwiftKey - still love Flex. I don't think anything beats Dragon dictation - but unlike other keyboards that only get close, SwiftKey does give three guesses and my experience matches Emblazon's - one of the choices is correct.
SwiftKey has three advantages for typing:
Word erase - swipe right to left anywhere across the keyboard
Arrows - with the X version you can have them always on, but I don't - tap 123 then tap symbols key next to it - because I don't use arrows often, but when I do, they're a livesaver
Word prediction - you lose speed typing instead of swiping but then you get it back when you can tap the next word it's predicted - often several words in a row. And if a predicted word is only close, choose it anyway, then tap delete a few times to trim the last few letters from the word, and often the auto-complete will give the word yu wanted - then you're back to word prediction.
For me it's faster than Flex T9 but I'd never say a bad word about Flex and think these sort of preferences are just that - preferences. If I have something long and complex to dictate, I often just go back to Flex before even trying because I know it'll nail it.
For a good, straight computer keyboard, I also recommend Hackers Keyboard, free in the Market. Sometimes when I just want type out something specific and highly technical, I'll switch to that and not let all of these other fancy features get in my way.
Right tool for the job, you don't have to use just one.
By the way - free in the Market and many other phrases I use - SwiftKey learned from me, I can interject that phrase with 4 taps. Nice.
SwiftKey has three advantages for typing:
Word erase - swipe right to left anywhere across the keyboard
Arrows - with the X version you can have them always on, but I don't - tap 123 then tap symbols key next to it - because I don't use arrows often, but when I do, they're a livesaver
Word prediction - you lose speed typing instead of swiping but then you get it back when you can tap the next word it's predicted - often several words in a row. And if a predicted word is only close, choose it anyway, then tap delete a few times to trim the last few letters from the word, and often the auto-complete will give the word yu wanted - then you're back to word prediction.
For me it's faster than Flex T9 but I'd never say a bad word about Flex and think these sort of preferences are just that - preferences. If I have something long and complex to dictate, I often just go back to Flex before even trying because I know it'll nail it.
For a good, straight computer keyboard, I also recommend Hackers Keyboard, free in the Market. Sometimes when I just want type out something specific and highly technical, I'll switch to that and not let all of these other fancy features get in my way.
Right tool for the job, you don't have to use just one.
By the way - free in the Market and many other phrases I use - SwiftKey learned from me, I can interject that phrase with 4 taps. Nice.
I don't use the speech recognition of any keyboard, at least not often enough to matter. But I do spend a lot of time correcting Flex/Swype's misinterpretation of what I put into it. Where SwiftKey recognizes patterns a lot better and usually has the correct suggestion waiting for me. It takes some time to develop if you don't give it any sample material, however. But SwiftKey is a lot less frustrating for me than Flex was. Flex is good, but not as good, IMO.