Showing posts with label android app. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android app. Show all posts

When Fitness And Technology Collide 5 Great Apps That Will Help You Get Fit


Once we get to a certain age we stop doing any exercise and that has to change. If you don't do something about it now you will only suffer in years to come. Trying to get fit isn't easy, but maybe you will be more eager to get started if you know about some amazing apps that will make the process a lot more fun. Take a look at some of the best ones we've picked out today because you might want to download them.


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FitnessBuilder

If you don't know anything about lifting weights it's pretty pointless picking any up because it's unlikely you will see the results you want. Not only do you need to know what exercises to do, but you need to follow a specific routine. This app has you covered on both counts because it's filled with hundreds of workouts and thousands of individual exercises. Strength training is important and this app will help you master it.

Endomondo

When you're running you don't want to run around the same boring track every single day. If you end up getting bored it can stop you from finding the motivation to train. Edomondo is cool because when you go out for a run it will track how far you go by using the GPS on your phone. You will be able to run in any direction and you will still cover the same ground every day. Reaching a set distance is important if you want to progress, so I wouldn't go running without the app.

Everest

It's hard to do something unless you have a specific goal in mind and I'm sure you've experienced that before. It's especially hard to see any results in the gym because without a goal you probably won't even bother going most of the time. Anyone who struggles to motivate themselves would find the Everest app useful. You can set little reminders for each goal you set and it will keep pushing you to move forwards instead of giving up. For example, if you are recovering from hip joint pain and starting to walk or run, setting time and distance based goals will allow you to know of your progress.

Thryve

Everyone is talking about how you need to count calories these days if you want to lose weight. It's not really true and the real reason people are overweight is because they don't even try to eat under a certain amount of calories each day. Thryve is different because instead of tracking the calories you eat you can track how each meal makes you feel. It lets you break it down into individual ingredients and you will be able to see what food makes you feel like crap.

Zombies, Run!

Nearly every running app on the market is useful in its own special way, but I don't think any of them compare to this app if you're looking to have some fun. Do you think you would run a lot faster if you knew there were zombies chasing you? Wear some headphones when you're running and the app will let you know when you're being chased. It will give you the motivation to break personal records just because you don't want to be eaten.

Nathan Skinner, the author of this post, works at Walk’N Comfort, a provider of custom orthopedic shoes in Toronto. He is really particular when it comes to following his fitness regime and in his spare time, writes blog articles.

How to Improve Your Android Phone's Battery Life

To be very honest - most mobile phone batteries simply aren't fit for purpose. In order to keep your Smartphone battery lasts for a full "working" day you're often forced to deactivate the very features that make the phone "smart" to begin with, as you turn off option after option to fix your rapidly-dying new mobile through a day of worthwhile use. Here we'll discuss very basic Android battery-saving solutions, as well as the few important tips and tricks that could make a great difference...

1. Switch off Auto-sync - If you're not a frequent user of the Google life-management apps, turn them off. If you can live without Google Calendar and Gmail, it's possible to do away with auto-sync altogether - just remember to manually sync your Contacts every once in a while, in case you drop your phone in the pool.

2.Using Android Power Control widget - The best way of save your battery life is indeed to dumb-down all-powerful new phone by switching off some of the features - but do it in a proper way. Don't just leave everything switched off all the time. 3. Disable 3G Connectivity Option- I guess using 2G is perfect for calls and texts, so turn off 3G unless you're planning a bit of emergency web browsing on your phone. You'll also benefit from the general feeling of increased calmness that follows naturally once you've stopped staring at the 3G icon every two minutes and fretting about what your mobile network connection state is.

4. Decrease the Screen Brightness - As impressive as it might be to have your amazing OLED screen oozing out so much light that the current inhabitants of the International Space Station have to squint and decrease the sun visors when you wake it up, it's completely unnecessary.

5.Check on the Status Updates - Lower the status update notification frequency in any apps that constantly update you every second what everyone is doing and you'll maybe still have a bit of battery left by bed time. 6. Switch off GPS - GPS is a huge power-drainer, and you hardly use it most of the time. Even famed mobile-sensitive app Foursquare can do a good enough job of tracking you down via approximations based on which mobile maps you're connected to, so unless you're actually doing a bit of serious navigation action, turn it off.

 7. Installing a Time-sensitive Power Manager - There are many time and location based apps on the Android Market which automatically handle your phone's power and communications settings. For example, there's no point leaving your phone connected to the mobile network when you are sleeping - so a simple app like Airplane Auto switch, which kills all radio communications, will save loads of power and also help you sleep uninterrupted by notification pings.

 8. Have a Travel Charger - Get a travel charger and leave it in a friend's car. Also leave USB cables everywhere. There's no guaranteed way to beat the system, but you should always have option at your disposal.

Top 10 Free Android Apps 2012



Android powers various phones, tablets, and different devices and brings the power of Google and also the world of internet into your hands. With a super-fast browser, cloud sync, multitasking, simple connect & share, and the latest Google apps and thousands of different apps out there on the market on Google Play your Android powered device is beyond imagination. The open source nature of Google's OS means there are thousands of amazing apps for Android available.

So here's few of the top free Android apps you s should have in your device:

1. Seismic :- Seesmic, a twitter & facebook android apps Offers support for multiple accounts, a home page widget showing latest tweets and an incredibly slick and professional design. Seesmic for Twitter and Facebook is one of the best Android apps to manage your social networks in one place. With Seesmic for Android, you can view and update your Facebook and Twitter accounts, Share photos, and videos all at the same time.

2. Facebook for Android: - Share and stay connected with your friends with the Facebook for Android app. It helps you to connect with your friends and share updates on the go. Upload an image, keep up with friends’ photos and status updates, look up a phone number, and more – right from your Android device.
3. Hotmail:- Microsoft has teamed up with developer SEVEN to offer an official Hotmail app for Android, which gives users a simple, neat interface, push notification support and even lets you manage multiple Hotmail accounts from within the app. If your email needs haven't yet been fulfilled by Google, it's a good option. 



4. Google Sky Map: - An amazing app which lets using your phone's orientation tools to give you an accurate representation of the stars and planets on your screen. Point your phone at the sky, then find out what constellations are visible and if that's a UFO or just another planet.

5.Foursquare :- This stunning app offers easy one-click check-ins, integrated Google Maps for a seamless Google-branded experience and home page shortcut options to all your favorite places. Get personalized recommendations for where to go and what to get, based on what you and your friends like. 

6.WordPress for Android:- This feature-packed app, with the latest version offers full integration with other apps, letting you spin the content and send it directly to the app for easy updating. This Open Source app that empowers you to write new posts, edit content, view stats, and manage comments with built-in notifications.

7. Google Goggles: - This android app uses image recognition technology to recognize objects and return relevant search results. This app Identifies products, famous landmarks, storefronts, artwork, and popular images found online.

8. Winamp: - This Winamp app for android provides support for iTunes, Mac syncing, plenty of music streaming option. It offers a complete music management solution (2.1 OS & above) featuring wireless desktop sync.

9. Evernote: - This amazing app helps you remember everything about devices you use and the next best solution for keeping all your 'business' in one place. Evernote lets you take notes, capture photos, create to-do lists, record voice reminders.

10. Flickr: - Apart from Flickr uploading, this app also lets you capture photos from within the app and comes complete with a set of filters; also share to your friends on Facebook, Twitter. Stay up to date with latest comments and activity on your photos too.
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