Are there other anti phishing apps like this Norton Beta app that displays an animated icon in the notification bar when scanning a browser page as it loads and warns if its a phishing page? The Norton app slows down my phone even when not using the browser.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.symantec.mobilesecurity&feature=search_result
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Just like stock web browser, hiding status bar can make the full screen show the web content. I try to find if there is a option in the setting page, but I failed. is there a way to hide status bar when
browsing internet via Chrome? I would like to make chrome as my primary web browser as it is able to sync my bookmarks which I saved in the desktop web browser.
Please advice if anyone know it
Sent from my HTC EVO 3D X515m using xda app-developers app
I would like to share an Idea of how to hide your favorite & personal application in your smart phone, with a very quick and easy way.
Hide the applications you want from your app drawer.
Download an application called Appshaker from google market, and install it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.prodigen.appshaker&hl=en
Put a shortcut of the application on your homescreen.
Open Appshaker, and pick the applications you have already hide from the app drawer.
Minimize Appshaker.
Now shake your Device, and you will find the list of your hidden applications.
Appshaker should be active in taskmanager in order to launch on shaking your device.
I think I'm crazy as well but I swear that I flashed something or modded something to remove the names of my app icons on the homescreen as well as reducing the space between the app icons allowing more icons per unit distance...all I've found is how third party apps will do this but I want to keep sense and blink feed. Thanks
What I want is a configurable cascadable app organizer and launcher for the Gear S.
First it's a fully standalone app.
Next it should be compatable with an app shortcut from watch styler,
and it should realize which Watch Styler app shortcut (#) it was invoked by.
Then it should have a full screen of app shortcuts (a settable number 4,6,9,12),
with user settable text/image to help organize the apps by use or type.
If you invoked this app directly, not from a shortcut,
you might get a master screen that has a app settings icon
and number app shortcuts a user could then make, if they wished,
match app shortcuts that the user setup on clock face.
Then each new settable shortcut could select another app, even another copy of this app,
the app should also get a copy of the icon of the app that it has been configured to shortcut to.
This is an attempt to get number apps on a number of SMALL screens organized for a specific users usage.
It's just and idea, and I am NOT going to develop it.
I would buy it though!
kurt
Is there any adblock for android that completely hides the bottom strip with ads, so that one can use all the area of his display?
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