5 best free alternatives of Google Reader for Android devices

Posted by Unknown Rabu, 13 Maret 2013 0 komentar
Google Reader
Hear that? That's the sound of millions of news junkies on the Web scrambling to find an alternative to Google Reader.

As you may have heard, Google Reader will soon be no more. The search giant has announced that it will shutter its much-maligned -- though still widely used -- RSS reader, which will, no doubt, leave many users in a tizzy, searching for other ways to subscribe to their favorite RSS feeds. Sure, Google Reader may not have been the most beautifully designed product to come out of Mountain View, Calif., but it sure was convenient. And now that it's going away, it's evident just how valuable it has been.

With that in mind, we've put together a list of what we think are the best replacements for the soon-to-be-late Google Reader. Plugged-in types won't want to miss a beat once Google Reader sees its sunset, so getting familiar with these alternatives now could be key.

Ideally, an RSS reader should be available on both mobile devices and desktop computers, so we tried our best to focus on this type of service.

That said, we also thought it important to mention a couple of services (at the bottom) that are only available on Android and iOS, simply because we know that they're viable alternatives, and more people than ever are reading on mobile devices these days anyway.

Finally, when you're ready to make the jump, be sure to check out the Data Liberation Front's primer on exporting your Reader data using Google Takeout.


Feedly
One of Feedly's most popular features is that it can sync with Google Reader. But since that feature will soon be useless, we need to focus on the rest of what the app brings to the table. Fortunately, Feedly brings a lot.


When you first launch Feedly, it offers up a menu of featured sites from all around the Web. These sites cover categories from Design to Android to Apple to Business. You can go through and subscribe to any of these featured sites individually, or you can even subscribe to entire categories of sites with a single click. And of course, you can always search for specific URLs, site names, or topics from within Feedly and subscribe that way, just as you would with Google Reader.

More than just an RSS reader, though, Feedly comes with a built-in "Save for Later" feature and a History function, so you can go back and see what you recently read. It even lets you share items via Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.

Overall, Feedly is one of the best RSS readers out there. It performs well and looks slick on both iOS and Android. And for desktops, it is available via Firefox or Chrome browser plug-ins.

Taptu
Taptu gives you a visual interface for browsing news feeds, a lot like Pulse (see below), and also lets you add your personal Twitter and Facebook feeds for easy access. But the DJ aspect of the app is that you can customize your feeds exactly the way you want them.

The app comes with several premade Taptu-curated news categories, but it's just as easy to strike out on your own with the feeds you already love. Build a stream from scratch using the Add Streams button, where you'll find tons of feeds from popular publications. You also can search by category, or simply perform a search to gather all the feeds that relate to a specific keyword.

In our experience, Taptu was a little laggy when scrolling through stories from within the app, but you have the option to switch to a Web version of a story that is much smoother. At any rate, Taptu is great for finding and tuning your feeds and makes for a great way to tailor your news to your specs.

Pulse
Pulse News gives you all the news from your favorite feeds with an intuitive interface for touch screens. News sites are laid out vertically so you can swipe up and down to the latest news from all sites quickly, or you can swipe horizontally to read more stories from the same site. If you want to switch categories, you can touch the menu button and choose from a list or you can use a search field to find sites by keyword. The app comes preloaded with several popular Web sites you can add to your Pulse home screen.

The layout of this app is especially intuitive, making it easy for people unfamiliar with newsreaders to get started quickly. Your Pulse home screen is completely customizable, so you can reorder your feed list to show your most-read sites first. You can also add Facebook to your feed if you want to see the latest stories from your friends.

If you want a slick and elegant way to quickly read news stories from all your favorite Web sites, Pulse takes only a little bit of setup to have the latest headlines laid out for you when you launch.

Flipboard
Flipboard is already an immensely popular newsreader and social-network hub, but it has no desktop or browser-based component. Still, if you have an iOS or Android device, Flipboard is an excellent option because you can organize the info you want to look at and then flip through it like a magazine. All you need to do is create an account with Flipboard, then sign in to your Facebook, Google+, and Twitter accounts to be fully socially connected.

Once you're all signed in, Flipboard presents you with an intuitive layout of your social networks and some default news categories to browse. Touching a panel lets you browse through any of the default categories; touching and holding a panel lets you delete it and replace it with whatever RSS feed you might want. You can customize your Flipboard by browsing through several categories like News, Technology, Business, and Entertainment, then adding popular sites to your Flipboard like BBC News, the Guardian, The Economist, and Salon.

Flipboard's strength is in its magazine-like layout, but there's an enormous amount of content to choose from, making it possible to customize it with exactly the types of stories you want.

Google Currents
Never heard of this one? Don't worry, you're not alone. Google Currents was officially unveiled in December 2011 on both Android and iOS, and was framed as a sort of hybrid magazine viewer and RSS reader in one. Relatively few people jumped on its bandwagon then, and still today it has yet to gain widespread traction on either mobile platform. Regardless of its usage statistics, though, Google Currents is still useful, especially now that Google Reader will be going away.

Similar to Flipboard, Google Currents employs a magazine-style interface with large images and paginated posts. It may not be most intuitive app in the world, but it looks sleek and works well. It lets you subscribe to and download app-optimized editions of publications like Forbes and CNET, and you can subscribe to any RSS-enabled sites you like, just like with Google Reader. There's even a Breaking News feature that instantly pulls up the latest news stories within a given category.

While Google Currents may not be the biggest name on our list (even though it is, in fact, made by Google), there's no doubt that this app has potential. And with its sibling Google Reader soon biting the dust, it may even be poised for a huge upswing in popularity.

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5 Most Popular Downloaded Android Apps for Mobile Devices

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Surfing the internet via smartphones has been a hot habit among the world.  People are all used to read pages online with smartphones in hand while they are waiting for the bus, walking home, on train, or even resting on sofa. However, most people have no idea on how to make online surfing safer and more convenient. That’s what I’m talking about today in the post. I would like to share some most popular and downloaded Android apps, which either helps make it safer and more convenient to surf the internet or delivers more fun for Android users.


1. Hotspot Shield VPN
Hotspot Shield VPN
If you're willing to put up with some ads, Hotspot Shield VPN is a free app that aims to make your Wi-Fi connections secure and protect your privacy while online.
The interface is clean and simple. Hotspot Shield VPN is basically ready to go as soon as you open it. It's capable of optimizing data flow, providing you with a little more mileage when using 3G or 4G networks (depending on your unit), and further encrypting your sent data so that info and messages will not be intercepted by a third party. It also shields your IP address, so you can surf anonymously. One downside to this simplicity is that you don't have direct control of the app. Instead, Hotspot Shield VPN adjusts settings and connects to networks on its own. The other is that the free version is supported by ads and doesn't give you access to customer service 24 hours a day.









2. 1Mobile Market
1Mobile Market
The 1Mobile Market for Android offers a curated selection of fun, useful, and otherwise interesting apps, all of which are free. It's unique because it's managed by a team of actual editors, rather than a set of algorithms that try to home in on what you're looking for.
First thing you'll notice is that 1Mobile's main panel looks a bit like a cheap knock-off of Google Play, with its large tiles and similar color scheme.
While looks may not be 1Mobile's strong suit, the app does offer tons of value in other ways. It's a lot more manageable (size-wise) than Google Play, and it offers a number of useful tools to find the apps you're looking for.
Swipe left from the main panel, and you'll see a list of categories for a typical browsing experience. Swipe right to see Top apps, AppLists, and Editor's Picks. AppLists are uniquely helpful, in that they group apps based on specific interests. For instance, there are lists for Fitness fiends, vegetarians, movie lovers, bookworms, and so on. These groupings are one good reason to check 1Mobile before going straight to Google Play.
Another way to find apps on 1Mobile Market is through Search. If you do a typical keyword search, 1Mobile will attempt to autocomplete your terms, which can be very helpful. Also, there's a unique (thought not necessarily useful) keyword cloud that offers handfuls of typical search terms for you to try.
It's important to note that you don't actually download any apps directly from 1Mobile. Rather, each product page just features a link, which leads directly to the download page on Google Play. Also, on the product page you can Like or Dislike an app, see all its vitals, and view screenshots.
One thing to watch out for with 1Mobile is invalid links. Since the whole market is curated by editors, sometimes a recommendation can lead to a page that no longer exists on Google Play.

3. Talking Tom Cat 2 Free
Talking Tom Cat 2
With a few changes and some additional functions, Talking Tom Cat 2, an interactive voice-recognition app, brings more cuteness to your Android device.
The opening screen of Talking Tom Cat 2 has many of the same elements as the original, but now Tom is set up in his own apartment with a new nemesis, Ben. The graphics are just as good in the second version and the onscreen movements are very fluid. The talk function is there again and Tom can repeat anything you say in his distinctive voice. He'll also reflexively react when you poke or swipe certain parts of his body. If you try pulling his tail for example, he'll react defensively. For even more fun, you can dress up Tom in clothes, costumes, and accessories. At times, the humor is a bit juvenile, but there's nothing really offensive here and Talking Tom 2's only goal seems to make his owner laugh. The app can be installed on lower-tier smartphones that have limited graphics, although a few hiccups might occur, but it works best on devices with full graphics capabilities.
There's more to do here than in the first Talking Tom Cat and, although it might not have seemed possible, they've upped the cute factor even more. We highly recommend this app to anyone who needs a quick laugh or fun diversion during down time.

4. Wifi Hack
WiFi Hack
Simulating access to any type of Wi-Fi network, Wifi Hack can bring you a couple of minutes of fame as a hacker. However, even though it's fun to see your phone pierce its way through a Wi-Fi network in a fake manner, the entertainment with the Wifi Hack app only lasts once for every set of audience that you show your trick to.
Upon accessing the app, you are simply given a list of available Wi-Fi networks in the area. The list is of course based on the actual available networks that your unit can detect. Choose one of these, and the app will start babbling out some technical computer status update lines. It will try to look like it is technically doing something, but in reality those are just words written on the screen. After successfully hacking into the selected network, the Wi-Fi indicator will show up, falsely telling that it is already connected to the desired network.
It's quite fun to use actually, especially if you show it off to your friends who haven't heard about this app. The trick can even be more convincing if you have 3G or 4G connection at the moment, since you can show to them that you are really connected to the Internet. Functionally, though, the Wifi Hack app does not have anything to offer, and the trick would get old pretty easily after each of your friends sees it once.

5. Wifi Hacker 2013
WiFi Hacker 2013
Did you forget your wireless password again? At a friend’s house and they have no idea what their login information is? Wish you didn't have to sit at the library waiting for a wifi key? Now you won’t have to wait, with Wifi Hacker 2013, the premier application for hacking and decoding protected wireless signals! Wifi Hacker 2013 scans your local area for available wireless signals and displays information about each one, including the security abilities of each router. Then if you tap on one of the wifi routers in range, the hacking dialog appears! Wifi Hacker 2013 is made for entertainment purposes only, and does not actually hack into any wireless routers or networks. What it does do is return funny and potentially embarrassing passwords for the routers that it finds. Bring it to your friend’s house and make him or her look like a fool in front of the group! Or just use the app to trick your friends into thinking you are a pro hacker. Wifi Hacker is perfect for playing jokes on friends, pranking your enemies, or impressing the ladies at the club. You can probably get 3 or 4 dates with this app alone and only moderately good looks. Try it next time you are at the club. The results may amaze you. 

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The Google Nexus 7 Tablet

Posted by Unknown Rabu, 30 Januari 2013 0 komentar
The Google Nexus 7 Tablet WiFi, ASUS-1B32 is the world's first Android tablet that combines the latest Android 4.1 mobile operating system with a powerful quad-core processor for high-performance computing on the go. An eye-catching 1280 x 800 high-definition display is your touchscreen interface for this Google tablet. The Google Nexus 7 tablet computer's LED-backlit IPS panel is made from scratch-resistant glass to offer crisp images, wide viewing angles and 10-finger multi-touch support. Advanced graphics come to life on the Google Nexus
7 Tablet Asus-1B32 screen thanks to a 12 core
GeForce GPU. It helps you take advantage of more than 600,000 apps and games on the Google Nexus 7 Tablet Asus-1B32, as well as the world's largest collection of eBooks, millions of songs, thousands of movies, TV shows and magazines.
Google Nexus 7 Tablet PC with Wi-Fi, 7" Touchscreen & Android 4.1 Operating System (Jelly Bean):

Technical Specifications on the Google Nexus 32GB Tablet:
  • 1.2GHz NVIDIA Tegra 3 T30L processor
  • 1GB system memory and 32GB onboard storage built into the Google Nexus 7 tablet PC
  • 7" high-definition touchscreen with 1280 x 800 WXGA resolution
  • Built-in 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth v2.1
Additional Google Nexus 7 Tablet Asus-1B32 Features:
  • Front 1.2MP webcam with microphone
  • Micro USB port
  • G-sensor, light sensor, eCompass, gyroscope, hall sensor, NFC
  • Up to 9.5 hours of run time on a full charge
  • Weighs 0.7 lbs; 4.7" x 7.8" x 0.4" dimensions
Software and Applications on the Google Nexus 32GB Tablet:
  • Android 4.1 OS (Jelly Bean)
  • Google Search, Google Voice Search, Gmail, Contact Sync, Calendar Sync, Google Talk, Google Maps, Google Street View, News and Weather, YouTube, Movie Studio and Google Play
What's a Tablet PC?
Tablet PCs are compact, ultra-portable entertainment devices that let you read email, surf the Internet, read eBooks, view photos, play games, listen to music and watch video files. Most tablets are based on a smaller operating system, which allows you to purchase and download additional applications from supported stores. Tablet PCs do not have a CD/DVD drive and will not run Microsoft Windows or its applications. Tablet PCs function as a secondary device for casual entertainment purposes and are not meant to replace a computer. They are ideal for use around the home and on the go with Wi-Fi or 3G/4G mobile broadband connections .

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How to Watch DVD Files on Google Nexus 7

Posted by Unknown Senin, 28 Januari 2013 0 komentar
Google Nexus 7:A tablet computer designed and developed by Google in conjunction with Asus. It is the first tablet in the Google Nexus series, a line of consumer devices implementing the Android operating system and built by an original equipment manufacturer partner. It is also the first Android 4.1 tablet with 1280x800 resolution. So it should be nice experience of watching HD movies on the tablet.
Features of Nexus 7:
1. More powerful and portable than ever. Nexus 7 can now operate on more than 200 GSM providers worldwide.

2. Nexus 7 is built by ASUS and comes with a NVIDIA® Tegra® 3 quad-core processor so everything is faster
3. A vibrant 1280-by-800 high-resolution display.
4.With over 9 hours of HD video playback, 10 hours of web browsing or e-reading, and up to 300 hours of standby time.
5. Nexus 7 was made for Google Play, putting all the entertainment you love right in your hand: the world's largest collection of eBooks, millions of songs, thousands of movies and TV shows, and the latest magazines - plus over 700,000 apps and games.
So, Google Nexus 7 is really a good gift to have entertainment. However, it is still a pity that it can accept limited video playback file formats like MPEG-4, H.264. Though some video player plug-ins like MX player makes it up to the issue with ricapabilitch ies of video files playback. How to watch DVD movies on Nexus 7? Obviously this Android tablet doesn't have any DVD drive like a computer, which means you cannot directly play your collected or rented DVD movies.
One solution is ripping and converting your favorite DVDs to Nexus 7 compatible format.
Dormeisoft DVD ripper for mac can help you convert DVD to Google Nexus 7 supported video format, it has the features of:
Easy solution for backup your favorite DVDs to virtually any video format on Mac.
Ripping DVDs to most devices or players with excellent conversion quality.
Import your DVD movies to editing software like iMovie, FCP, FCE, iDVD, etc.
Offer DVD subtitle and audio track selectable, as well as DVD movie editing functions.
You can learn the conversion of ripping DVD to Nexus 7 on Mac:
Step 1: Click "DVD Load" button to import your DVD files(chapter/title/subtitle/audio track options are customizable). into the DVD converter mac, After that, you can preview, clip or edit the imported files as you like.
Step 2: Select H.264 MPEG-4 AVC as output format for Nexus 7
Choose Nexus 7 compatible *.mp4 as the output file format: "Common Video" > "MPEG-4 AVC" or "HD Video" > "HD H.264 Video (*.mp4)".
Step 3: Click "START" button to begin the DVD to Nexus 7 conversion.
After the conversion finished, you can transfer the converted DVD file to Nexus 7 tablet through USB cable for watching. If you want to play VOB files on Nexus 7, it is still a rough job to play VOB files with MX player, for it doesn't seem to be in reality as claimed to be VOB-supported, so you also can convert VOB for Nexus 7.
Dormeisoft DVD ripper for mac can give a way to ripping DVD to Nexus 7 on Mac, and play VOB files on Nexus 7, so you can enjoy them on Google Nexus 7.

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How to Recover Deleted Files From Nexus 7

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On June 28, 2012, Google released its Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and also its Android Tablet computer Nexus 7 at the Google I/O. As a competitor, Nexus 7 is more advanced than Kindle Fire with its system android 4.1, the camera and more. The price $199 is rally reasonable with the hardware and the latest android system. A Nexus 7 for your children as a Christmas's gift? That really wonderful!
 The largest storage for Nexus 7 is 16G, so for users who watching videos, play music on Nexus often my feel that the space is storage is too small to store their files.

 The Nexus 7 is easy to get to full so you need to delete files usually for the new files. If you delete your files in Nexus 7 by mistake, how to recover them.
Nexus 7 can be connected to computer with digital cable as an external hard disk, so you can transfer your files from computer to Nexus 7. Meanwhile, if you lost your important files from Nexus 7 tablet, you can recover them just like recover lost files from external hard disk with data recovery tool.
Recover deleted or formatted files from Nexus 7 Tablet Nexus 7 undelete files recovery.
 Follow the data recovery guide to recover your deleted files from Nexus 7. If you run a Windows PC, download data recovery for Windows, and if you are  running a Mac Machine, Download Data Recovery for Mac.
 

Connect your Nexus Tablet to your computer until you can find the external disk in <My Computer>?. 
If you cannot see the drive letter in <My Computer>?, refresh it you may find your drive letter here.
Start the Data Recovery program, and choose your Nexus 7 as the storage device for scanning.
Choose the file formats you deleted from your Nexus 7 Tablet, and click the button <Start Scan>?.
Preview files you have deleted from your Nexus 7. Select the files you need to recover, and then click the <Recover>? button to recover them.
 

OK, now, you have successfully recovered your deleted or formatted files from you Nexus 7. What's important is, if you find that you deleted something wrongly, just stop writing new files in the place where you deleted the files, it will increase the success rate of recover files.
Tips for you to install clockworkmod recovery on Nexus 7 Tablet
Once you get a Nexus 7, you know there are some apps are root-only, you need to root your tablet for install the root-only apps. You can follow this guide to install clockwordmod recovery on your Nexus 7 Tablet. 

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Instruction on How to Play DVD on Nexus7

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Google presented its 1st tablet PC Nexus 7 at Google I/O on June 27 and at present the pioneer Android 4.1 tablet is in the marketplace in USA. Co-developed by Google and Asus, the Android tablet possesses a 7" 1280*800 HD back-lit IPS display (216 PPI), scratch-tolerant Corning glass, a quad-core Tegra 3 processor, Near field communication (Android Beam), 9 hours of HD movie playing and $199 Price Tag. With the equal price as Kindle Fire, Nexus 7 comes with much better hardware. It certainly will be a big threat to Kindle Fire.

It's really the best time-killing way to browse Web pages, play games, go through novels and see DVD movies and videos on Nexus 7 HD display when you are on a very long travel or lining up to buy tickets.
Just as many other tablets, Nexus 7 doesn't have a DVD-ROM built-in, for that reason it's unachievable to put DVD on Nexus 7 directly. You must want to find out how to do it and thereby this instruction will teach you how to decrypt, rip and turn DVD movies to Nexus 7 videos bit by bit.

Items you need to have:
DVD ripper or DVD to Nexus 7 ripper;
DVDs that you wish to play on your Nexus 7;
Personal computer with a DVD drive.

Step 1: Free download and install the DVD to Nexus 7 ripping software.
Step 2: You may import DVDs in all kinds of formats such as DVD disc, DVD Folder, ISO files or IFO files into the software by clicking "Load DVD" button.
Step 3 (optional): Select your favorite subtitle and audio track. What's more, you can also trim and crop the DVD video, add special effects & watermark to the output video and merge several titles into one video to meet your certain needs.
Step 4: To get the output video compatible with Nexus 7, modify the elements as follows:
Format: MP4 video
Resolution: Keep original
Encoder: H.264
Hints:
1. Given that the resolution of DVD is usually 720*480 (NTSC standard) or 720X576 (PAL standard) and converting to a larger resolution won't enhance the output quality, it's strongly recommended to specify the resolution as the original.
2. Hit the "Save as…" button, input "Google Nexus 7" and save the profile as a completely new one to make sure that you can find it in "My Favorites" list effortlessly next time when you wish to put DVD on Nexus 7 again.
Step 5: Push the "Start" button to begin the DVD to Nexus 7 conversion .
Step 6: As soon as the conversion is done, you can connect your Nexus 7 with your PC using USB wire and move the output DVD movie to your Nexus 7 for watching at all times and in all places.



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What Tablets Are Best For Gaming?

Posted by Unknown Minggu, 20 Januari 2013 0 komentar

 All tablets have motion and orientation sensors. While the primary use of these sensors is for auto-rotation of the screen, they are also used by developers in adding fun to their games. This fact along with great graphics handling and social media interaction make tablets one of the most popular gaming devices today.
 Do you know which tablets are best for gaming? A gaming tablet should have a good screen, a fast processor and responsive controls. Below are the tablets most people consider when it comes to playing mobile games. 

Google Nexus 7
 This is probably the cheapest gaming tablet to date. The Google Nexus 7 is only $199 but that didn't stop it from becoming a monster when it comes to Android games. This tablet is powered by NVIDIA'a quad-core Tegra 3 processor and comes with a RAM of 1 GB. Its specification is enough for it to run the best high-definition games on the Google Play Store. Plus, it runs Jelly Bean, the latest version of the Android operating system. This version is optimized to enhance the performance of the tablet.

 Besides the processor, the Nexus 7 also has a good screen. Games definitely look good on it. It's seven-inch built is also perfect for those who can't handle larger tablets very well.

ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity
 The Transformer Pad Infinity is the fastest Android tablet in the market today. While it has the same processor as the Nexus 7, it is clocked at 1.7 GHz. The Nexus 7 is only clocked at 1.3 GHz making the Transformer Pad Infinity a perennial winner in tablet comparisons.
 But that's not the only thing this tablet can offer. Users can connect their PS3 or XBOX 360 controllers on the Infinity which adds to the overall gaming experience. If you are used to playing on a PC, you should know that this slate supports a keyboard dock. Finally, you can connect the tablet to any external display that has an HDMI port.

iPad (2012)
 There was a debate on whether the iPad is faster than Tegra 3 tablets like the ones mentioned above. Apple's famous tablet doesn't have a quad-core processor but it has a quad-core graphics chip. This means the iPad can still compete when it comes to gaming. Couple that with its ridiculous Retina display then you have one monster gaming machine.
 Another advantage of the iPad is the number of gaming apps it supports. There are more high definition games on the iTunes Store than on the Google Play Store. This should have been OK if there are Android ports of all Android games but this is not so. Good games and superb hardware make the iPad the top gaming tablet.

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