Just sending you all to one of the best, if not, the BEST file explorer that I have used. Go check it out!
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So, I'm an avid reader of xkcd, abstruse goose, and many other fine web comics, but I have yet to find a decent aggregator to keep track of which comics I've read and which comics I've favorited for Windows Mobile.
Right now I'm in the designing phase of an app that will allow any web comic that has an XML feed to be downloaded, read, starred, and saved to the local device.
If anyone else would like to voice their oppinion or request a feature, please feel free! Once the semester ends, I'll start developement.
Thanks! And I hope to have something out soon!
sounds like a nice idea..
Any suggestions on the BEST File Manager app for the Dell Streak 5? I have downloaded a free app "Astro File Manager" and would like something better (will pay if no other free works)
I used to use Total Commander on my old Tilt and it had everything i wanted in a file manager tool.
Root explorer hands down best 5$ ive spent toward my android devices
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I second root explorer...one of my most used apps
+1 root explorer.
Used it along with astro, liked root explorer better and only use that now.
There's a free non-root version you can try alongside root explorer on market.
ES File Explorer is the best free file manager I have found. If you need to work with root files then Root Explorer. I use both.
Sounds like ES File Mgr and Root Explorer are tops
Root explorer hands down best 5$ ive spent toward my android devices
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Crack? pffttt try Android.
LOL Hellsya: Android IS pleasantly addicting isnt it ;D
I'll have to give Root Explorer and ES File Manager a try! I think these two may be what i am looking for!!!! Thanks man!
Tried fair amount of them and so far Root Explorer wins by a mile.
Good news to Total Commander fans, ghisler is working on android version!
Still early beta stage and I could not find any official news, but if you dig deep you will find it.
zmijek said:
Tried fair amount of them and so far Root Explorer wins by a mile.
Good news to Total Commander fans, ghisler is working on android version!
Still early beta stage and I could not find any official news, but if you dig deep you will find it.
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I used Total Commander on all of my Widows Mobile phones, it worked wonders! Cant wait to check out what the android version looks like. Thanks for the tip!
Another vote for Root Explorer. If you can get around with ADB shell or from terminal emulator, I guess you don't "need" root explorer. But for sheer ease of use and functionality, Root Explorer is worth the coin.
Astro works OK for managing your SD card contents, but I find the interface a bit clunky.
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Another vote for Root Explorer. If you can get around with ADB shell or from terminal emulator, I guess you don't "need" root explorer. But for sheer ease of use and functionality, Root Explorer is worth the coin.
Astro works OK for managing your SD card contents, but I find the interface a bit clunky.
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Hmmm, let me download Root Explorer and work with it all day today. I am enjoying the various choices of apps availabe. Cool
Root explorer for me 2
Just sending you all to one of the best, if not, the BEST file explorer that I have used. Go check it out!
Just spreading some good APPS as a follower of Christ spreads the Gospel @116: Unashamed
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Just sending you all to one of the best, if not, the BEST file explorer that I have used. Go check it out!
Just spreading some good APPS as a follower of Christ spreads the Gospel @116: Unashamed
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1537189 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
Good App. Thanks for the find.
but there is no root folder overall its perfect compared with other explorers thanks
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I've been scouring Google Play Market, F-Droid, and the net in general for an app that can Monitor and Log all files/folders created during the installation of another apk. Preferably one that can revert these changes with it's own uninstall sequence.
I'm so tired of having to root around in a file explorer trying to identify and clean out completely useless folders and files left behind by over-reaching apps. ES File explorer pro has a feature that cleans -some- of this crud upon uninstalling an app, but it leaves much behind.
Any suggestions? Pointers? I'm not opposed to creating my own Tasker profile to achieve the results, but I'd rather have a nice neat all-in-one app for it.
[Sorry if this is in the totally wrong forum, or I made any kind of posting whoopsie. Still very new to posting in forums, feel free to berate me and point me to the right place, so that I learn.]
maybe Xinstaller,app cache cleaner,smart booster (3 of them or 2 of them can help for setting things that u want.
@mark manning
sir,
another 1..
please move it to dedicated forum.
I'm looking for the same type of app.
I was using SD maid on my rooted S2 and it was doing some kind of tracking app installations.
And after getting rid of the app, it showed corps from the specific app.
But I think it didn't show all of em.
Cause while using an Explorer like solid Explorer, I still could find some folders from apps I already deleted from my phone.
Not just folders, also library's, thumbnails and many more stuff like that.
It's not a big deal, but if you trying a lot of apps without keeping them on your phone, like me, you will came to that point, where your phone is floated with stuff from apps you aren't using anymore.
So if there is an app out there,at best without needing root, I would love this app and also would be willing to pay for it.
And if there is no app out there, what I can't imagine, we should contact an dev with that idea.
And because I'm an German, don't get mad at my bad English skills.
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Afaik, such an app does not exist (yet).
SD Maid's CorpseFinder the closest thing we have right now, but it's passive and database based.
I've looked into this idea already and some things worked, but it was not reliable or safe enough to just start deleting files based the collected information.
It also wasn't very battery friendly.