Android Automatic App Updates + wifi. Phil asks: I get tired of the constant app update reminders on my Android phone.
I know that which does not kill me is supposed to make me stronger, but this repeated annoyance only makes me angrier. Can apps be set to update automatically? Phil, I feel your pain. However, since manually installing Android app updates is a good way to track what’s being updated, and how often, I continue to allow those pesky reminders. To set up automatic updates for all apps, launch the Android Market (now Google play) from the home screen and—if you haven’t done this already–after accepting yet another Google agreement… …head over to Google play. In Settings, check the Auto-update apps box. If you only want to auto-update specific apps, select My Apps from the menu and choose one from the list.
If you’re not using the automatic update feature and miss an update notification, My apps is also where you can go to check which updates are currently available. Thanks for the question, Phil. ~Kevin. Pack for Android: Our List of the Best Android Apps. Set Up and Get to Know Your New Android Phone. I've replaced my Galaxy Nexus with a Nexus 4, so I can't be of too much help, but if you want to get back to stock the absolute easiest and best way in my opinion is the Galaxy Nexus Toolkit from XDA.
I owned a GSM Nexus, but it looks like it works with the one from Sprint. Install the drivers (it does it and there's a guide), then you may have to unlock your bootloader (doubtful since it's already rooted and has BAKED installed, but make sure. It should show an open lock on the Google logo if it is unlocked). Phone Schedule Android App : Simple app for scheduling Android phone tasks. Following a routine always ensures that you always stay right on track with your busy schedule for the day.
An extremely useful application known as Phone Schedule follows the same principle of your daily life, but the only difference is that it you set your Android phone to perform various tasks according to a schedule that you specify. Phone Schedule is a handy yet very useful application that lets you create scheduled actions that you wish your phone could automatically perform.
For instance, wouldn’t it be really handy to be able to tell your phone to automatically turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth when you leave home and turn them back on again when you reach the office? With Phone Schedule, you can see that wish granted. Phone Schedule has a list of predefined actions that you can set on a schedule. If you’re the type who can’t stick to the same old ringtone for a week, then Phone Schedule can do the changing for you. Phone Schedule can be a lifesaver for a number of reasons. Samsung 10.1" 16GB Galaxy Tab 2 Tablet With Wi-Fi - Silver : Android Tablets. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 elevates the world of tablets to new heights. With a brilliant 10.1-inch Gorilla Glass display and a robust Dual Core processor, it's ready to take on the best in digital entertainment alongside tough business tasks. Equipped with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean platform enhanced by Samsung TouchWiz, you'll enjoy exceptionally smooth and intuitive performance.
More Information. Android. The Best Android Tablets - Google Nexus 7. An iPad Lover’s Take On The Nexus 7. Trolls, feel free to skip to the bottom of this column and post your comments immediately without reading a word. Actually, who are we kidding — you didn’t make it this far. Everyone else, brace yourselves. You may want small children to leave the room. I’m about to do something I don’t do often — something I always said I’d do if the product deserved it. Something some people seem to think I’m incapable of: praise a Google product — an Android-based Google product, no less. Is that enough build up for you? I like the Nexus 7. I was out of town during Google I/O this year and missed the opportunity to see the unveiling and get my hands on the product a few weeks back. To be clear, the product isn’t perfect. Everyone already knows the device’s two key features: the 7-inch screen and the $199 price.
But I was wrong. Granted, Google isn’t making any money selling the device at $199 — at least not directly. For me, the key is the size. With the Google-built apps, Jelly Bean runs great. Five Best Android Web Browsers.