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Sunday 10 March 2013

A New Android Market for Phones

[This post is by Eric Chu, Android Developer Ecosystem. —Dirk Dougherty]

Earlier this year, we launched several important features aimed at making it easier to find great applications on Android Market on the Web. Today, we're very excited to launch a completely redesigned Android Market client that brings these and other features to phones.

The new Market client is designed to better showcase top apps and games, engage users with an improved UI, and provide a quicker path to downloading or purchasing your products. For developers, the new Android Market client means more opportunities for your products to be merchandised and purchased.

In the home screen, we've created a new promotional page that highlights top content. This page is tiled with colorful graphics that provide instant access to featured apps and games. The page also lets users find their favorite books and movies, which will help drive even more return visits to Market.

To make it fun and easy for users to explore fresh content, we've added our app lists right to the Apps and Games home pages. Users can now quickly flip through these lists by swiping right or left, checking out what other people are downloading in the Top Paid, Top Free, Top Grossing, Top New Paid, Top New Free, and Trending lists. To keep the lists fresh and relevant, we've made them country-specific for many of the top countries.

To help you convert visitors to customers, we’ve made significant changes to the app details page. We've moved the app name and price into a compact action bar at the top of the page, so that users can quickly download or purchase your app. Directly below, users can flip through screen shots by swiping right or left, or scroll down to read your app's description, what's new, reviews, and more. To help you promote your product more effectively, the page now also includes a thumbnail link to your product video which is displayed at full screen when in landscape orientation.

For users who are ready to buy, we've streamlined the click-to-purchase flow so that users can complete a purchase in two clicks from the app details page. During the purchase, users can also see a list of your other apps, to help you cross-sell your other products.

With a great new UI, easy access to app discovery lists, a convenient purchase flow, and more types of content, we believe that the new Market client will become a favorite for users and developers alike.

Watch for the new Market client coming to your phone soon. We've already begun a phased roll-out to phones running Android 2.2 or higher — the update should reach all users worldwide in the coming weeks. We encourage you to try the update as soon as you receive it. Meanwhile, check out the video below for an early look.

Sunday 3 March 2013

How to Remove Default ROM applications on Android Phones?

How to Remove Default ROM applications


How to Remove Default ROM applications on Android Phones


Are you wondering how to remove an application that has been bundling with congenital ROM that you install on an Android phone? Take it easy, because on this occasion I will discuss about it, How to Remove Default ROM applications on Android phones?

Perhaps you are tired of looking at applications that are not useful in our part of the Android menu, or you do not know the function of the menu? Surely you will remove the application, but do not know how to Delete Applications are? Or would you even let menu of the application remains on the menu your Android phone? That will make your Android phone to be wasteful of memory. We better remove the application by following the steps - the steps below:

1. Prepare rootex (Root Explorer) as a tool of our time fighting this. If you do not already have it, please download here and then install.
2. Then open the application rootex already was installed.
3. Go to the directory system / app / (this is the application). Do not remove all of it? Delete that you think are not necessary.
4. If you can not remove it and display a warning “….apk cannot be deleted because the file system is read-only”, do not panic. Navigate your views into the upper right corner and click the box that says Mount R / O to Mount R / W.
5. Then repeat the process of elimination.
6. Click Yes to remove it. Completed.
7. Reboot to see changes.

Easy is not it? Using only one application we can remove all the applications on our Android phones. But do not remove all, if cleared of all or any of the deletion could be your Android phone will be the error. So please be careful.

Note: Any damage caused is your own responsibility, and is not my responsibility. So please be - careful