5 Most Controversial Apps of 2015

2015 was a great year, we have seen lots of apps and games coming in market with great expectations. Some of them got popular by huge user-base but some of the apps became popular due to the controversy in the world market.

We are going to present 5 Most Controversial Apps of 2015. Lets have a look.

• Android Pay
• Move To IOS & Stick To Android
• Pushbullet
• Telegram
• Yik Yak

 

Android Pay

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Android Pay was announced to heavy fanfare at Google I/O. The premise was easy enough to understand. It was to be a revamped and improved tap-to-pay system that rivaled Apple Pay and could be used throughout the Android ecosystem by apps, games, and even online retailers. The roll out of the service has left a little bit to be desired.
For starters, the new Android Pay doesn’t work on rooted devices for security reasons. This is in stark contrast to Google Wallet, which worked on rooted and non-rooted devices alike and irked the root community so bad that Google employees actually took to the XDA forums to explain what happened. To follow it up, Google Wallet was gutted and turned into a PayPal clone with its biggest feature being able to send money to friends and manage your account which are features it already had. In classic Google fashion, the apps still work together but are disjointed as a whole. Everyone has calmed down about it now, but you can still find remnants of a start that wasn’t pretty and people who still aren’t happy about the whole thing.

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Move to iOS and Stick with Android

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Apple had every chance in the world to make a good impression on Android users with their first Android app. The whispers that they would be joining the Play Store have been around for a year or longer so it was never really a question of if, but rather a question of when. Maybe iTunes for Android? Perhaps Apple Music? Nope, Apple’s first Android app was to help Android users move to iOS.
To start with, the application actually does work quite well. It transfers all of your stuff to Apple’s services so you can just sign into your next iPhone. Of course, this was taken as a huge offense to the Android fan boys and girls who immediately took to the app’s page on Google Play to unleash probably the heaviest stream of 1-star ratings I’ve seen since Facebook Home.

7 Hidden Features of Android – Things You Should Know!

Having Android Phone? Installed lots of apps ? checkout what i found, 7 hidden Android features that will make your life easy.

1. ZOOM IN ON ANY SCREEN
2. LET YOUR PHONE READ NOTIFICATIONS
3. Discover YOUR PHONE EVEN WHEN ON “Silent” MODE
4. RESTRICT CALLS AND TEXTS WITHOUT THIRD PARTY APP
5. SECURE PRIVACY WITH NOTIFICATIONS RESTRICTIONS
6. AUTOMATIC PHONE UNLOCK AT TRUSTED PLACES
7. DON’T KEEP APP ACTIVITY

ZOOM IN ON ANY SCREEN

In spite of the fact that Android cell phones permit you to have enormous content on your presentation through the ‘vast content’ choice in Settings, it is just restricted to the UI and stock applications. In any case, that does not mean you can’t amplify content other than content in and outside the stock applications.

With ‘magnification gestures’ in Settings, you can temporarily magnify everything on your screen without installing any third-party application or taking screenshots and then zoom-in into them.

Wonder how to enable ?

• Go to the Accessibility menu in Settings and turn on Magnification gesture.
• After this, you can triple tap on any screen to amplify the substance. You can likewise drag two or more fingers to skillet over the presentation to see the substance.

You can find the magnification option under display section.

LET YOUR PHONE READ NOTIFICATIONS

It is not advisable to read and reply to text messages, emails, etc. while you are driving. However, there are times when you just can’t miss an important email or text even if you are behind the wheel or in a situation where you can’t operate your smartphone manually.

In such situations, you can download an outsider application to carry out the employment for you. Shouter, Read it to Me, Speak Me, and so forth are applications that can read your warnings from various stock and outsider applications. You can organize the applications for which you need the application to peruse warnings while you drive.

Discover YOUR PHONE EVEN WHEN ON “Silent” MODE

There are cases when you put your cell phone on silent mode and coincidentally keep it in your sack or a drawer. Presently you have no clue where it is, and calling your number from a companion’s telephone won’t work. In such cases, you can use the usefulness of Android Device Manager. This can be utilized to find your Android gadget, lock it, or delete information on the off chance that it is stolen.

To initiate, open a web program and sort ‘Discover my phone’ through Android Device Manager. You will be requested that sign in from your Google account. You will discover three choices – ring, lock and erase. Pick as indicated by your necessity.

One Plus Buyback/Exchange offer – Exchange your old device with any other One Plus Device of your choice

OnePlus has collaborated with refurbishing website ReGlobe to introduce an exchange and buyback offer on old smartphones. It will offer invites for the new OnePlus 2, OnePlus X under the scheme.

The offer is valid only till December 31, 2015 and customers need to register on the Reglobe site or on the OnePlus website here.

Visit the above link for further process.
Under this scheme a person who wish to exchange the device needs to provide the details including the device they wish to exchange. After that ReGlobe will send a quote for the device and if it is accepted, then the customer can go ahead with the exchange offer.

All three
1) One Plus One
2) One Plus Two
3) One Plus X
are eligible under this scheme. OnePlus invites to buy these phones will come with an expiration date, so a customer needs to buy them within the time-period provided by the company.

Company is offering 2 different scheme. Checkout the scheme below.

Whatsapp Update – Whatsapp’s Rich Preview Feature And Language Support

WhatsApp’s most recent redesign (v 2.12.367) brings featured messages, rich sneak peak highlight for Android telephones. The prominent informing application now underpins Bengali and Urdu too.

The most recent upgrade is accessible for download from the official Google Play Store and records the new changes.

Moreover connections on WhatsApp will now bolster rich sneak peak. A rich sneak peak demonstrates the feature and a thumbnail picture when you send the connection, like how connections show up when you share them on Facebook. Clients will have the choice of excluding a rich review when sending a connection.

Related : Whatsapp starred – Read it later feature

Here as shown in picture the link is previewed with an featured image.

Android M clients will likewise get support for Android Direct share, which gives them a chance to rapidly pick a particular visit when sharing substance from different applications. For India clients, the application now bolsters Bengali and Urdu scripts also.

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Black Friday Offer On Apps And Games – Best Deals

Apps is the essential part of life. It became our basic needs, it reduces the efforts and we can get our work done in very efficient way.

“Games” a complete package which provides us the refreshment and keeps us away from getting bored.

“Black Friday” the ultimate shopping festival is not just for physical things like Smartphones, TV and other gadegets and accessories.

Sometimes we feel what if we get discounts in our favorite apps and games. Yes, on this Black Friday “Get More Pay Less”

Are you exited for the amaIng deals on your favorite Games and Apps?

Apps

Ultimate Guitar Tabs & Chords: $0.99 from $2.99

BIG Launcher: $2.00 from $9.49

Moon+ Reader Pro: $1.49 from $4.99

Hype Machine: $1.99 from $3.99

Fit XT Pro: $0.99 from $5.99

Human Anatomy Atlas: $14.99 from $24.99

Meeting Minutes Pro: $0.99 from $3.99

ai.type keyboard Plus + Emoji: $1.98 from $3.99

Easy Voice Recorder Pro: $0.99 from $3.99

Jump Desktop: $4.99 from $9.99

AutomateIt Pro: $0.99 from $3.99

Remote for Roku: $1.49 from $2.99

Cross DJ Pro: $2.49 from $4.99

DigiCal+ Calendar: $2.50 from $4.95

November 28 – 1520 Magellan reaches the Pacific

After sailing through the dangerous straits below South America that now bear his name, Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan enters the Pacific Ocean with three ships, becoming the first European explorer to reach the Pacific from the Atlantic.

On September 20, 1519, Magellan set sail from Spain in an effort to find a western sea route to the rich Spice Islands of Indonesia. In command of five ships and 270 men, Magellan sailed to West Africa and then to Brazil, where he searched the South American coast for a strait that would take him to the Pacific. He searched the Rio de la Plata, a large estuary south of Brazil, for a way through; failing, he continued south along the coast of Patagonia. At the end of March 1520, the expedition set up winter quarters at Port St. Julian. On Easter day at midnight, the Spanish captains mutinied against their Portuguese captain, but Magellan crushed the revolt, executing one of the captains and leaving another ashore when his ship left St. Julian in August.

On October 21, he finally discovered the strait he had been seeking. The Strait of Magellan, as it became known, is located near the tip of South America, separating Tierra del Fuego and the continental mainland. Only three ships entered the passage; one had been wrecked and another deserted. It took 38 days to navigate the treacherous strait, and when ocean was sighted at the other end Magellan wept with joy. His fleet accomplished the westward crossing of the ocean in 99 days, crossing waters so strangely calm that the ocean was named “Pacific,” from the Latin word pacificus, meaning “tranquil.” By the end, the men were out of food and chewed the leather parts of their gear to keep themselves alive. On March 6, 1521, the expedition landed at the island of Guam.

Viber Update : Remove Messages At Both Ends

Viber provides voice and video calling capabilities along with messaging. This app also provides HD voice; this makes the audio quality in both voice and video calling pretty amazing.

Apart from the general features, this app also provides android wear support that enables the user to view and send text messages through their watches.

Messaging through services and apps like Viber has become the most commonly used form of communication these days, which should come as no surprise given that most people always have their smartphones on them, and it’s much quicker and more discrete to send a message than pick up the phone and place a voice call.

Much like saying something you can’t take back, though, you can’t unsend a message. In the latest update to Viber however, that’s about to change as the team behind the app have added some new features and improvements, and one of them is deleting sent messages from both parties.

How To View Missed Notification – Tips & Tricks

Application notification are a standout among the most essential modules of a cell phone. If you have never given thought about their importance, imagine how difficult it can be to open each app just to see if there’s any new update. You may even pass up a major opportunity for the essential messages and messages that can be urgent for you and for your business.

Using Built-In Settings

The notification log – where you can view deleted notifications – is only available on Android 4.3 Jellybean or above. In our walkthrough, we used stock Android Lollipop.

Long-tap on an Android homescreen, then tap Widgets. Swipe left until you reach Settings shortcut, then drag it to a homescreen and choose Notification log in the above-right list.

Long-tap an empty space on your Android homescreen, then tap Widgets

Long-tap an empty space on your Android homescreen, then tap Widgets

1. Swipe left until you get to the Settings shortcut widget.
2. Long-tap the widget until your homescreens appear, then drag it to a homescreen of your choice.
3. In the Settings shortcut menu that appears, scroll down to Notification log and tap it.
4. A Notification log shortcut will appear on your homescreen. Just tap it, and you’ll have access to your notification history.

Once the Notification log widget is on your homescreen, just tap it to see your current and deleted notifications

Fact #35

The smell of chocolate increases theta brain waves, which triggers relaxation.