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VV(^^)VV_____OFFICIAL ANDROID OS/DEVICE THREAD_____VV(^^)VV
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Falcon > Carbon > Plume
I rated Plume last just because it's the laggiest out of the 3 apps on my phone. I always find myself going back to the official Twitter app though just because it's smooth and I like the simple UI. Only complaint I have with the official Twitter app is that I don't seem to get notifications anymore on my phone.
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antidope
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Carbon is the only twitter app I've found that lets you see other peoples mentions. That alone lets it win
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(*) Recommended by NT'ers
Please let us know what quality apps you Recommend so it can be added to "THE LIST".
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big j 33
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Good list.
I'd add Pocket. That app has made keeping up with news/RSS feeds so much easier. Along with Google Reader, I can easily send full articles/links and save it for offline use whenever I want to read it. Check my Reader, sent what I want to read to Pocket, always have it ready to read when I have the time.
Evernote is another one I find really useful.
I'd add Pocket. That app has made keeping up with news/RSS feeds so much easier. Along with Google Reader, I can easily send full articles/links and save it for offline use whenever I want to read it. Check my Reader, sent what I want to read to Pocket, always have it ready to read when I have the time.
Evernote is another one I find really useful.
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Carbon for android is dope As hell. my favorite twitter client so far smooth and has features that i missed from tweet bot.
cant wait for more updates to come.
cant wait for more updates to come.
Only problem I'm having with Carbon is trying to tweet a picture. Just isn't working. Anyone else?
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DO NOT USE BEATS AUDIO INSTALLER.
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I still love Pulse.
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I heard Beats Audio doesn't actually do anything other than increase the volume.
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My bad yea beats audio is nothing much of EQ can do. Its been removed from the list.
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I will cop that when it's released!
Falcon Pro is the best Twitter app honestly. It's nice, has great features and is reliable. Carbon is a beautiful app, but it's lacking in features for now. Plume for me isn;t good at all, it's laggy and it isn't very reliable.
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It's working fine for me, Carbon doesn't let you choose which provider you want to use, so it uploads it through Twitter
Damn, I guess I'll delete and reinstall the app. I can't tweet pics.
Edit: Still not working. Hope they work out the bugs soon. I'll keep Plume til they do
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Testing out Carbon now. I've always been a stock Twitter for Android dude but this is seriouly making me consider deleting the official ap. Very nice. No push updates yet tho.
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Does it have push notification? That's the only reason why I still use the stock twitter
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Nope, checks for updates every 15 min or so.
antidope
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Does Carbon have jump to top of tweets? I hate having to manually scroll to the top
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Hit the home icon at the top. If it's not there just go right and it should be there and hit it twice
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[h1]HTC M7 rumored to carry 4.3-'ultrapixel' camera[/h1]
By Alex Dobie | Feb 04 2013 | 12:05 pm | 33 COMMENTS
[h3]Unannounced device also starting to appear in retailer inventory systems[/h3]
As we count down the days to HTC's Feb. 19 announcement event, the rumors surrounding its upcoming"M7" handset are starting to intensify. The latest details to appear come from UK tech blog Pocket-Lint, which claims to have knowledge of some unique technology at work in the phone's rear camera.
Earlier rumors had suggested the device would pack a 13-megapixel camera, but Pocket-Lint, citing "sources familiar with the matter," says that's not quite true. Instead, it reports that the M7 camera will feature a 4.3 "ultrapixel" sensor consisting of three 4.3-megapixel sensor layers, one for each primary color, which combine to form a single image. So while technically a total of 13 megapixels will be captured, the end result will be a much sharper 4.3-megapixel image.
It's a technique similar to what's used in Nokia's 808 Pureview phone, with its whopping 41-megapixel rear camera. That device can use similar trickery to produce sharper 8-megapixel images. But HTC's method, it's said, is unique in that it uses a multi-layered sensor rather than larger, single-layer setup. That's apparently where the "ultrapixel" branding comes in -- effectively, it's a 4.3-megapixel camera, but the use of multiple layers means it should be far superior to standard sensors of this size.
In other M7 news, the device has appeared in inventory systems over at Carphone Warehouse in the UK, and Vodafone in Germany. The two separate leaks seem to confirm that the M7 will initially ship in black and silver versions. As for the final marketing name, we're still not convinced that "M7" is anything other than a codename, but we'll just have to wait and see what happens at HTC's launch events in London and NYC on Feb. 19.
Source: Pocket-Lint (2), PhoneArena
HTC never disappoints with the hardware. Depending on what else this has this "M7" might make me reconsider copping the Note 2 in a couple weeks......might...
By Alex Dobie | Feb 04 2013 | 12:05 pm | 33 COMMENTS
[h3]Unannounced device also starting to appear in retailer inventory systems[/h3]
As we count down the days to HTC's Feb. 19 announcement event, the rumors surrounding its upcoming"M7" handset are starting to intensify. The latest details to appear come from UK tech blog Pocket-Lint, which claims to have knowledge of some unique technology at work in the phone's rear camera.
Earlier rumors had suggested the device would pack a 13-megapixel camera, but Pocket-Lint, citing "sources familiar with the matter," says that's not quite true. Instead, it reports that the M7 camera will feature a 4.3 "ultrapixel" sensor consisting of three 4.3-megapixel sensor layers, one for each primary color, which combine to form a single image. So while technically a total of 13 megapixels will be captured, the end result will be a much sharper 4.3-megapixel image.
It's a technique similar to what's used in Nokia's 808 Pureview phone, with its whopping 41-megapixel rear camera. That device can use similar trickery to produce sharper 8-megapixel images. But HTC's method, it's said, is unique in that it uses a multi-layered sensor rather than larger, single-layer setup. That's apparently where the "ultrapixel" branding comes in -- effectively, it's a 4.3-megapixel camera, but the use of multiple layers means it should be far superior to standard sensors of this size.
In other M7 news, the device has appeared in inventory systems over at Carphone Warehouse in the UK, and Vodafone in Germany. The two separate leaks seem to confirm that the M7 will initially ship in black and silver versions. As for the final marketing name, we're still not convinced that "M7" is anything other than a codename, but we'll just have to wait and see what happens at HTC's launch events in London and NYC on Feb. 19.
Source: Pocket-Lint (2), PhoneArena
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you can also use a two-finger up scroll and it will shoot you to the top
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Use two fingers to scroll and it automatically jumps to the top.
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Anyone root their n4 yet? If so what ROM you flash
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I downloaded Carbon over the weekend but I noticed you can't change the font size, or did I miss that?
One of the reasons I love Twicca is because of the small font I can have. Other than that Carbon is pretty nice.
Gonna test out Falcon Pro now.
One of the reasons I love Twicca is because of the small font I can have. Other than that Carbon is pretty nice.
Gonna test out Falcon Pro now.
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just switched from firefox to chrome and got chrome on my phone so they sync everything now. don't know what i was waiting for. tried chrome in the past and didn't like it. it's noticeably faster than firefox too.
