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Huawei Accidentally Revealed Its First Android Watch
All the cool kids are peddling Android wearables these days, and it looks like Huawei is no exception: in advance of the upcoming Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, it looks like the Chinese phone giant has revealed its upcoming watch in an ad.
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Wake up to your favorite music with Radio Alarm Clock
The beloved Internet sentiment "the struggle is real" is very very real for people who have a hard time waking up in the mornings (or when they're supposed to). Countless social media posts have been written about the battle between sleepy person and their alarm clock. Numerous tips and tricks have been shared on how to beat it, live with it, obey it. A new app for Android devices will help you with this struggle by letting you wake up to your choice of sounds.
Radio Alarm Clock, as you may surmise from its name, is an app that promises to get you out of bed to the music or sounds that you actually like. Whether it is your favorite Internet radio station or actual mp3s from your smartphone, you will be serenaded by your favorite song or you can choose the most annoying music so that you'll get out of bed quicker just to kill your alarm. But if it is your favorite song or genre you're waking up to, with just one swipe, your phone can continue playing the music.
The app also has customizable smart motion controls. You can choose what it will do when you flip, shake or lift it. You can either snooze the alarm (which we all do A LOT admit it), dismiss it and wake up (or not), or just let it go to silent so your beauty sleep will not be disturbed (but sorry, you'll be late for work or school). The developer has also said this app was designed to be simple, minimalist and fast, with the function to just be a pleasant (or unpleasant, if that's what gets you out of bed) alarm clock.
There is a free version of Radio Alarm Clock on the Google Play Store, but of course it has limitations. However, the developer says it will always be ad-free (but it has no control over ads of some radio stations). If you want the full version, you just need to make a one-time in-app payment of $1.99. Thanks Michael for the tip!
Latest Greenify Beta Brings Lollipop Support and More
When the popular Xposed Framework made its way onto the ART runtime and Android Lollipop, some modules worked out of the box but some required added tweaks. Greenify was one such module until earlier today, when v2.6 Beta 1 started rolling out bringing Lollipop support and some new features.
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Sony Folding@Home app now supports non-Xperia devices
Sony has had an app for a while now that users of Sony Xperia smartphones and tablets could use to support Folding@Home. That app lets users donate the processing power and WiFi connection at home during non-peak hours to help find cures for some of the diseases that people around the world suffer from.
The app donates the internet and processing power of those who run it between midnight and 6am. Since the app first launched it has only supported Sony branded devices, but that has changed with the latest update.
The new update for the Sony Folding@Home app allows people using any Android device to donate processing power to search for cures. The updated app also allows users of devices of Sony and non-Sony flavors running Android 5.0 to participate.
The updates app from Sony is on Google Play right now for download. The app is in version 1.00.37 and the update landed on February 26. Android 4.4 and higher is supported. The app is a 7.4MB download and has as many as 100,000 installs. Sony and Stanford University guarantee that there is no security risk involved in the service.
SOURCE: XperiaBlog
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