Android Lost. AirDroid. Upload Android videos to YouTube in five steps. Now that you've taken videos of family fun, playful pets, or other social situations, it's time to share the good times with others.
The integrated YouTube uploading feature on your Android phone fits the process into five easy steps. Step 1: After taking a video, select it in the Gallery and press the Menu button. Step 2: Now select Share and then YouTube from the pop-up menu. Step 3: Give the video a title before uploading, so that it's easy to find. Step 4: Open the More details area. Step 5: Press Upload. Family and friends can now visit your account page on YouTube and view your videos. The 3 Best Apps To Edit & Optimize Your Android Movies. Are you an aspiring YouTube Partner?
Or simply want to get started making some videos of your own? Recording videos with your mobile phone is probably the easiest way to get started. The hard part might be editing the video. On the iPhone, you have iMovie to easily make simple edits to your videos. On an Android phone, however, editing videos can be a bit difficult as there are limited options available natively or with third-party software. There’s no need to despair, however. Before checking out third-party Android movie editors to edit videos after recording, you can change how your video might look before the actual recording. When you’re using the native video-recording app, for example, you have many settings you can adjust like contrast, saturation, brightness and a few other settings. For post-capture editing, however, your options are more limited. Videocam Illusion [Android 2.1+] There are two options under video masks: corkboard and bricks.
Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 review. GSMArena team, 06 May 2011.
A TouchWiz-zed phonebook A typical Android smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Gio has a phonebook with massive functionality and practically unlimited capacity. The handset displays the phone memory, SIM-stored and all Google contacts in the phonebook. There is a dedicated setting for that, so you can have all your contacts gathered in one place. You can search the entries by either flick-scrolling the list or using the alphabet scroll at the side of the screen (courtesy of Samsung and the TouchWiz UI).
The Galaxy Gio phonebook. Samsung S5660 Galaxy Gio UI demo. Optimize & Increase Battery Life. Some of my friends always say that even if android is great the battery life is not that great with them.
Everyone always compare older Nokia and old generation Sony Ericsson phone’s battery life with today’s high end devices. I agree that battery life should be little more increased. However, people need to understand that the types of features and functions they are demanding needs battery. Continuously running GPS, Online Games, Tracking services, Live wallpapers, running numerous apps etc this all needs energy to carry on function. At the time of basic phones all of these things like HD, social networking, multitasking was hardly available and so more battery was available. Battery can be increased by manufacturers in three ways; 1. Question is how you can optimize your device’s battery to get more out of it.
A. Android is built in a way that it keeps most of the service alive until user runs some other app which requires more memory. Increase Battery Life. 51EmailShare Here are some tips for making Samsung Galaxy Gio last long.
Galaxy Gio is one of the sets that has increased the popularity of Android due to its affordable price, value for money, features and style. 1. Turn off Wifi when not using If anything that is most responsible for eating away the battery life is, it’s the wifi connection that eats the battery like a hungry beast. 2. Decrease the screen brightness to a comfortable level. 3. Go to Settings > Accounts & Sync and uncheck Background Data and Auto-sync. 4. Download any app for killing tasks like Advanced Task Killer and kill the unwanted and undesirable apps from running in background whenever you use the mobile.
How to Sync Android with Your Mac as Seamlessly as an iPhone. Here's a problem that someone can perhaps help me with.
I have a large collection of music, mostly ripped from my own CDs. It's almost all in ALAC (Apple Lossless Codec). I have an iPod as well, and I have an Android tablet and Motorola Droid phone. It would be awesome if I could get all these devices to play nice in terms of file format. The main problem is the iPod. If I convert all my music to FLAC and switch from iTunes to Doubletwist (or Songbird, or whatever) everything will be able to play those files—except the iPod. The way I see it, there are 3 possible solutions: Gomadic Adaptable Charging Technologies.