How to locate your misplaced Android phone

Often we misplace our phone. If you muted the ring, then you can't even call from another phone to locate it. 

 

Often we misplace our phone. If you muted the ring, then you can't even call from another phone to locate it.

That's when Android Device Manager comes in handy. Go to google.com/android/devicemanager. The site will automatically connect to your phone and display a message like: "Last located at 6:42 PM; Manekshaw Parade Grounds Bus Stop, Cubbon Road, Shivaji Nagar, Bangalore, Karnataka 560001, India - Accurate to 574 meters. Last used August 14, 2013".

To locate the device, click on Ring. The device will ring at full volume for 5 minutes. You have to press the power button to stop it ringing. 

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Best Android Antivirus software

AVG Free Antivirus

Heard this name before? If not, you might not be a Windows PC user then. Anyways, the Android app lets you keep your device clean from any viruses. You can schedule the scans or can also do manually. Moreover, the real-time scanning feature that comes in this app, scans the new files, whether you download them from Internet or get them from any of your friends. According to me this is one of the best Antivirus ever made for Android Phone users. Download Link for AVG Free Antivirus

Lookout Mobile Security and Antivirus

This is rated as the best security app for Android till date. The app comes with incredible features that help you keep your Android free from any type of viruses. Real-time scanning feature makes it better than the best. Once you have this app on your mobile, forget about any new virus to knock your device’s doors. Old viruses? Run a full system scan and kill them all. If you were not fascinated by AVG Free then go for this free Antivirus for Android. Download Lookout Mobile Security

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Top 10 social media apps for Android

 

Entirely made-up research suggests there are now more social media apps than there are actual people willing to be friends with you – so how do you go about choosing the right apps to avoid smartphone social death?
As usual your only true friend, TechRadar, is here to guide you through, even if you don't know your FaceSpace from your MyTubes.
So, allow us to introduce the following…

1. Facebook Home

The leading social network has a standard app, but this takes things a step further, replacing your homescreen with Facebook's familiar news feed, so you can see what your friends are up to as soon as you pick up your phone. It may be a bit invasive for some, but it's still worth a look if you just love the 'Book.

• Download from Google Play

2. Plume

Formerly touted as Touiteur, this attractive Twitter client allows plenty of customisation including colour-coded contacts and the ability to hide specific tweeters/topics. Inline photos and streaming add to the eye-candy appeal, but it's more than just a pretty (inter)face.

• Download from Google Play

3. Facebook Messenger

FACEBOOK IS SLOW WHY?

Is your Facebook mobile app slow to update or showing old data on Android or iOS? If so, you’re not alone. I’ve noticed a degradation in the mobile application’s performance for months but I never knew exactly why it was. Until now.

For the past year or so, I’ve noticed that my Facebook mobile apps have slowed down with each screen tap. I used to tap the screen and see the latest posts or photos fairly quickly. Now I see the “Loading” message more than anything else. Even worse: I’m constantly pulling the screen down to refresh the data, even when tapping a Facebook notification takes me to a supposedly updated post. I’m not sure when that behavior started, but it’s quite annoying and happens on both my Android and iOS devices.
I long suspected these problems had much to do with Facebook’s use of various Web technologies, since much of the mobile platform was built with web standards and technologies such as HTML5, surrounded by a native wrapper for Android or iOS. But I’m not a developer, so I couldn’t be sure. Now I am, thanks to Dirk de Kok’s detailed post at Mobtest, which tests mobile applications.
The gist of the problem, at least for iOS (and likely for Android as well, at least partially) is two-fold. One problem concerns HTML use with UIWebViews but without support for Nitro, which is Apple’s JavaScript engine. The second happens because the app makes different data calls for similar, but out-of-sync information. Here’s a pair of excerpts to explain:

Google Glass

 

Does Project Glass represent the next big step in mobile communications?

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Updated Are Google's glasses more than just a gimmick?

Back in early 2012, before the world had heard of Google Glass, the tech world was ablaze with rumours that the search giant was beavering away on augmented reality goggles.
As the days went by, it was clear that not only was this true, but that Google's dream of wearable technology was far, far closer to release than anyone would have guessed.
Roll forward just over a year and the first versions are in the hands of developers who went into a lottery to fork out $1,500 for their own pair of spectacles.