Oct 5, 2012 Android App Reviews
There are numerous Android applications available in the Google Play Store which helps professionals increase productivity. Adding another app to the list is PrintJinni, developed by Thinxtream Technologies Pte Ltd. While busy at your workplace, it is sometimes a tedious task to find printers to print out documents. For occasions such as that, PrintJinni is a perfect solution. This is a wireless mobile printing Android Application which allows us to take print outs of documents, files from your Android phone.
You start with a simple registration process and once you are done with it, you are set to use the services of the application. You can print documents, pictures and web pages by copying and pasting it on the PrintJinni paste board option. If whatever you need to print is more than a page then a better option would be selecting the printjinni option that is available from the file you wish to print. Once selected, it searches for the printers nearby and gives you the available options and all you have to do is select print. Option to add printers by typing out the IP address of the printer is also available.
An interesting feature is that you can also print with the Google Cloud print services. Users can setup the Google Cloud print services from their Android phone and print files on the go. Social integration is also available. You can browse through your photos on Flickr, Google+ and Picasa and select the photos you wish to print. However, these are the only social channels available on the app.
All in all, the app is pretty simple to use and makes printing quite an easy task for Android users. An iOS version of the app is available however many of the features have not been implemented onto the Android platform. The app is available in the Google Play Store for free. PrintJinni’s Printing services are free for one month and Google Cloud Print services are free for 3 months. Additional services are priced at $0.99 per month.
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| App Name: PrintJinni |
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| Category: Productivity |
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| Price: Free |
| Developer: Thinxtream Technologies Pte Ltd |
Sep 13, 2012 Android Development Resources
The Android Operating System has reached yet another milestone. On the eve of the much awaited Apple event, where the iPhone 5, iPod Nano, and the restyled iPod Touch was announced, the Android development team had an announcement to make themselves.
Google announced that they have now 500 million Android device activated with 1.3 million activation added every day. It was during the Google I/O event where 400 million devices were activated with 1 million activations per day. Hugo Director of Product Management, Android, on his Google Plus page posted, “Today is a big day for Android… 500 million devices activated globally, and over 1.3 million added every single day.”
Google has also provided the Operating System distribution. Android 2.3 Gingerbread is in the lead with 57.5% distribution followed by Ice Cream Sandwich with 20.9%. Android’s latest OS release Android 4.1 Jellybean has still a lot to catch up with as its only 1.2% according to Google’s platform distribution.
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The Android Operating System has reached yet another milestone. On the eve of the much awaited Apple event, where the iPhone 5, iPod Nano, and the restyled iPod Touch was announced, the Android development team had an announcement to make themselves.
Google announced that they have now 500 million Android device activated with 1.3 million activation added every day. It was during the Google I/O event where 400 million devices were activated with 1 million activations per day. Hugo Director of Product Management, Android, on his Google Plus page posted, “Today is a big day for Android… 500 million devices activated globally, and over 1.3 million added every single day.”
Google has also provided the Operating System distribution. Android 2.3 Gingerbread is in the lead with 57.5% distribution followed by Ice Cream Sandwich with 20.9%. Android’s latest OS release Android 4.1 Jellybean has still a lot to catch up with as its only 1.2% according to Google’s platform distribution.
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Sep 13, 2012 News
With the release of the much awaited iPhone 5, many Android users may have wanted to know how difference between the most popular Android phone , the Samsung Galaxy S3 and the iPhone 5. Below is a detailed list of the specifications of both the smartphones.
Which phone are you going to buy?
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Which phone are you going to buy?
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Aug 23, 2012 News
It was rumored to be released in a week but we have great news! Google has officially announced the release of Gift Cards for its Google Play Store. The service is currently available only in the US for the time being. Users who wish purchase gift cards can do so from retailers RadioShack, Target and GameStop.
The Gift cards are available in denominations of $10, $25 and $50 which can used to purchase Android apps and games. The gift cards can also be used to purchase extra levels, add-on packs, and virtual currency. Google however has included that the gift cards cannot be redeemed on Android app subscriptions, magazine subscriptions, or hardware and accessory purchases.
Aug 23, 2012 Android updates
With smartphone being such an integral part of our day to day activities, Near Field Communications (NFC) is a sought after technology that businesses and individuals are adopting. Here is an infographics on NFC that illustrates the NFC roadmap, comparison of other wireless technologies and various adoption of NFC across enterprises and industries.
To view the full infographic, click here.
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