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Sharing Photos Between Android and iPhone Shouldn't Be This Difficult in 2026
There is one pretty big announcement around Apple sharing photos that should not be missed. They have finally come up with cross-platform album sharing. It is a small move, but actually a useful one. Especially useful for family members who have iPhone, and sharing photos with Android users becomes frustrating.
Which one is suitable for me? Blackberry Priv or Apple iPhone 6S?
Currently I'm using Blackberry Z10 (previously Blackberry Curve 9320). I have Apple MacBook Air. Mostly my usage is for office and mail. I'm happy with Z10. Due to incompitable apps in BB OS, I'm thinking to move to Android / Apple platform. Suggest me for suitable smartphone.
Which is the Best Site/App to sell your old or used gadgets?
Sharing my personal experience and looking forward to explore more options! Thanks! The all new Cashify App (https://play.google.com/cashify) is quite amazing. Caught my attention during the recent buzz about their exchange programmes. I had a Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos which is more than two years old and I was looking for a right platform to sell it for the best price. I tried downloading the app which is only available for Android OS as of now and might be available for iOS soon I guess. Frankly speaking, I was quite amazed with what it does. Introduced by ReGlobe - a firm that buys old and used gadgets through their buyer network, Cashify is an all star that offers convenient, secure, fast & easy way of selling old gadgets. You get a price quote within a fraction of seconds once Cashify finishes to diagnose the mobile automatically. It's your mobile's personal doctor and tops the charts of my favourites' list. I got INR 4200 for my phone which was higher than what the other portals were offering! Also a free pick up of phone in addition. It's a must try! I am sure everyone will enjoy the steps that are included in the self-diagnosis process! Views are my own! Thanks!
Code Integrating Google Play Services on Android
By integrating your Android apps with the Google Play Services, you can access Google services, such as Maps, Drive, and Google+. Once you have your apps set up to use these services, accessing them is typically straightforward. The setup process does require a few steps, but you only need to carry them out once. In this tutorial we will go through the process of integrating Google Play Services with Android apps.
Throughout the tutorial, we will outline what you need to do to integrate apps with Play Services in both Eclipse and Android Studio. You will need access to the Google Developer Console and to the Keytool utility. Once you are set up with Play Services, the development process itself will be determined by what you want your apps to do. The the setup procedure, however, remains the same. By using the client library to access platform services, your apps will benefit from automatic updates through the Play Store.Introduction
Best CDMA Smartphone with: min 8GB internal storage plus 3G connectivity
Hi, My requirement is very simple: I am looking for a CDMA Smartphone that has -- The above 3 are absolutely necessary. All other parameters are secondary. Like, whether the phone is pure CDMA, or dual sim (CDMA + GSM). Also, whether it's an Android or Windows or Blackberry or iOS platform phone. And, so on. Any guidance/help on this matter is immediately sought. Thanks a ton
i) minimum 8GB internal storage
ii) minimum 1GB RAM
iii) 3G Connectivity
Want QWERTY supported android smartphone ranging Rs12000-Rs20000
Hello, Following are my specification for it: I'm not a gamer, so need not that level of specification, only a normal specification with bit improvement in multimedia section as per the price range.
I'm at a bit confused state about buying a smartphone supporting QWERTY keypad in Android as the QWERTY market is shrinking.
1) QWERTY keypad enabled.
2) It should be Dual-Sim, supported.
3) Runs on android( 4.2 or above) platform, please suggest if Blackberry OS can be a worthy replacement( note that I'm a college student not a businessman).
4) Processor above 1.2GHz plus RAM more than 2GB
5) Internal Memory 8GB or above
6) Battery should be more than 2000mAh
7) Screen size near 4 inch.
8) Scratch resistant screen, would be perfect if IPS display
The New Xolo Hive!
Xolo, on the other hand has started promoting its unannounced Hive UI with a dedicated page that come with taglines such as "And right now there's something different brewing at Xolo. Stay curious," "Soon you will too. The revolution has begun," and "A revolution is in the works. Stay tuned." Other quotes from the Hive teaser page, read, "Imagine if you had the power to change your phone the way you want to. Like play dough. The music player is yours. The contact book is yours. The themes are yours. Imagine what it would be like to create things based on your ideas. Wouldn't that be wonderful?... So the next probable question itself is what exactly is Hive? We would say, imagine a forge. You are the knights who would want blades made of Valerian steel. We the forgers make that possible because the steel we create is malleable to your likes and dislikes. Hive is that forge. It's a platform where we follow democracy in creation... The Hive pits the thinkers and the doers together under one huge umbrella so that the result is beneficial for both." All this seems to indicate a UI that is very customisable, and that partially ties-in with the fact that Xolo is also said to be working with a designer community to create themes for its new UI and might also announce a new store for its smartphone consumers where all the exclusive content will be available for download. Earlier on Monday, Xolo's first Windows Phone 8.1-based smartphone, the Win Q900s went up for pre-order at Rs. 9,999. Last week, the company launched a new Android 4.4 KitKat-based smartphone in India, the Q1011 at Rs. 9,999. Official Coverage
