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SIRI ON ANDROID !!!! TOP 10 BEST Android APPS

By ⋅ November 19, 2011 ⋅ 25 comments


www.youtube.com = check out my channel (2 shows/week) 10 Best Apps of the week 1. GO Locker (for GO Launcher EX with themes) 0:11 2. GO Switch (Power control Widgets for Go Launcher Ex) 01:43 3. Tiny Compass 02:41 4. Tiny Flashlight + LED 03:16 5. Haunted House HD ( live Wallpaper) 04:29 6. IMO chat 04:53 7. Life Reminders 05:48 8. Iris (Siri for Android) 06:49 9. Text Bo-Bomb 08:09 10. Task Tray 09:25 11. AI Keyboard Plus 10:23 Live Wallpapers = goo.gl ——————- I’m using a Samssung Galaxy S2 Epic 4g Touch ——————- UltimateFavs Pro to showcase my Apps goo.gl I’m running MIUI ROM (Review)= goo.gl and Adw Launcher EX (Review)= goo.gl Cyanogenmod 7 review = fwd4.me ——————— Follow me on twitter at : twitter.com ——————— Check out my WEBSITE :) = techandme-asquare.blogspot.com

Siri (iPhone 4s) vs Speaktoit for Android (Samsung Galaxy S2)

By ⋅ November 12, 2011 ⋅ 25 comments


Just a quick comparison of Siri vs Android Equivalent. Here is the link for the android version of siri if you want to download it and play around with it: market.android.com

Ancestry releases beta app to keep up with your genealogy

By ⋅ November 8, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

I’ve belonged to Ancestry.com for a few months now, and while there are a few free alternatives, it is by far the best and most helpful site in researching your family tree. They have finally released a beta app of their website which I’m guessing a lot of people have been waiting on. They’re website holds a ton of information. There are forums, census records, helpful hints, pictures, everything. So what exactly is this app right now, and what can we hope it will become?

As with all beta versions (except maybe Minecraft), the Ancestry app is lacking in the features department, but the polish is there. All you can really do with the app right now is view your tree along with pictures and relationships. It looks great and flows wonderfully. You can already view tons of information about your ancestors like birth and death dates, siblings, and any

Norton announces new Android tablet security and scream feature

By ⋅ November 2, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

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