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Tag Archives: android tips
Android tip: Don’t go crazy with background data fetching.
It’s easy to install lots of great Android applications that end up eating up all your standby battery power refreshing. Big culprits are the FaceBook application, and any Twitter clients that you may be using. When you install them, they … Continue reading
Android tip: Set your notification sounds to “Silent”
I really like knowing when I get a new e-mail or calendar entry on my phone, but I get annoyed when my phone makes too much noise with notifications. My preferred setup is to enable notifications, but to set the … Continue reading
Android tip: Use GMail filters & labels to keep your inbox clean!
One problem you might find if you send all your e-mail to your phone is that you’re constantly getting the “new e-mail” notification, and that means it becomes sort of useless, and you’ll begin to ignore your inbox (again). The … Continue reading
Android tip: Manage your contacts online via your Google account
When you activated your Android phone, you had to provide a “Google Account” to sync it to. Generally, this is an @gmail.com address, but could actually be any google-provided account, for example, if you use Google Apps for your Domain, … Continue reading