How To: Download APK Files Directly From Google Play(The Easy Way).

 EDIT: This trick is obsolete.


Googling for something, I caught up with an awesome trick to download 'apk files' directly from Google Play. Previously I have already posted a trick to download Apk files from Play Store, But this method is more easier and time saving! Your device may not be as powerful as Nexus, Moto G or some high-end phone, But if you think your phone can handle the game which is marked 'Incompatible', This trick will surely be useful to you. Ok, Now Coming to the trick:

STEP 1: Go to Play Store Website and search for the game you would like to download.
STEP 2: The game's URL should look something like 'www.play.google.com/.......' All you have to do is replace the 'play.google.com' part with 'apk-dl.com'
STEP 3: The download box should popup prompting to download the apk file, Download it and install it to your device.

This trick is well tested on many phones and works properly.Alternatively, You can visit www.apk-dl.com and place the Play Store link and download the app.

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3 Online Editors to Make Funny Photographs

Millions of photographs are being shared every day on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other popular social media networks. Most of these photos are boring and drab, to be frank. Surely, photography is a serious occupation and we all love high quality pics taken by professionals, but I think that sometimes it shouldn’t be taken so seriously. Why not make a hilarious photograph and make your family and friends laugh hysterically? There are so many absolutely free online editors offering tons of funny effects, filters and backgrounds to help you create a true masterpiece! In this article the focus will be on some of the most popular online editors. They’ll keep you entertained for hours, so stock up on popcorn before opening any of them :)!

Webcamio

Webcamio is a kind of online photo booth. Its interface is so simple and straightforward that anyone, at any age can effectively use it. All you need is an Internet connection, functioning web camera and some inspiration! Webcamio will do the rest. This program operates in the cloud, so no download/installation is required. Just click the ‘Get Started’ button and the software will immediately detect your camera and start using it (after your consent to do so, of course). You will see your face on the screen and a set of effects and filters below. Select the desired effect (most of all I liked their distorting mirrors) and make a snapshot. When it’s ready, share the picture using one of the social media buttons or download it to computer. That’s it! Fast, free and dead simple.

PhotoFunia

Unlike Webcamio that uses your web cam to make new photos,PhotoFunia uses your existing photographs. This website offers a wealth of predetermined effects and backgrounds that will instantly add a spark to your photos. I was surprised to discover such cool effects like ‘Fat Maker’ or ‘Zombie’ for instance – you’re bound to try those! In addition to the desktop version, PhotoFunia also runs iOS, Android, Windows Phone and other apps. All effects are grouped by industry for easier browsing: Filters, Drawings, Billboards, Frames, Books, Professions, Movies etc.

Pixect

Pixect strongly resembles Webcamio, but you still may want to check it out, since each online editor has its own, unique feature set. Specifically, Pixect features the ‘multi-frame capture’ mode and very accurate brightness, contrast, hue and saturation editing tools. Pixect uses your camera to make snapshots. It doesn’t collect data about your camera and images – it doesn’t even store processed photos on its own servers – all pictures are being saved there temporarily and deleted automatically.

Brighten your day with one of the described online photo editors – no registration required, no fees – just excellent service and hundreds of smiles! Surprise your friends and loved ones with a romantic collage or creative, hilarious image – they will be laughing in no time! There are so many cool and insane ideas to employ! Photo editing has never been easier and funnier. Feel free to share your experience in comments :).

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How To: Share ZIP, PDF or APK Files on WhatsApp?

Whatsapp is considered to be most sought-after messenger for Apple iOS, Android, Nokia S40 and Symbian 60, Blackberry and Windows Phone. Apart from sending texts, users can also share audio and video files as well as images. However, it offers these facilities with some limitations

1. Users can share videos, images and audio only. It doesn’t come with any built-in function that can allow users to share Doc, PDF, APK and more.
2.  The size of any file to be share shouldn’t exceed 16 MB. It means videos over 16 MB cannot be shared. However, Whatsapp comes with functionality to compress or trim video files before you share.  However, it still has limitation. Sending very large videos is not possible.
3. While sending images, Whatsapp compresses and sends it to the recipient. Though you cannot find any difference on mobile, one can notice the quality reduction in computer. It will reduce the quality if you send HD images.

These were the critical problems with Whatsapp. But you can share any video, image, audio or any other type of file through third-party sources without compromising quality and share them with your buddies. However, it can be a bit lengthy. So, have a look on some easy steps to share media to your friends with no loss of quality. All you need are Dropbox and CloudSend for Android.

Steps to Share PDF, ZIP or APK files

1. First of all, download and install official Dropbox app. There is no problem if you have Dropbox account already. Signup for an account if you don’t have one. Login to it.
2. Then download and install CloudSend. When you launch the app, you will go through a quick tour. All you have to swipe from right to left on your device’s screen. It will ask you to authorize this app by the end. All you have to click Allow. In your Dropbox folder, a folder will automatically be created named “CloudSend”. You will be able to control it completely. Now you can close the app after completing the authorization.
3. In order to send any type of file, press and hold the file through file manager and choose Share button.
4. Choose CloudSend option from popup.
5. Hold on while the selected file is being uploaded on CloudSend folder created on Dropbox. The duration of file transfer vary according to the connection speed and size of file. The best part of CloudSend is that it doesn’t have any restrictions regarding file size. You will have two options after completion of upload – Copy and Share. Either you can share file or copy the link of any file directly.
6. When you select Share, you will be able to share your file in different platforms like Email, Whatsapp, SMS, Google+, WeChat, Facebook and other applications your device have. Select WhatsApp.
7. It will prompt you to choose WhatsApp contacts you want to share that link with. Share that link with your desired recipient. It will show link with file name. If file is supported on your friend’s device, it will show the preview of file. Or file can also be downloaded through other browser.

Enjoy your sharing!!!

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How To: Play Subway Surfers Game on PC? (Windows)

EDIT: This Method Does Not Work Anymore

Guys Subway Surfer Game is getting more and more popular. In very less time, Subway surfer has become so Popular that it can be found on 90 % of android devices.

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Why does iPhone seem more fluid than Android?

Fairly or unfairly, Google's Android often gets knocked for having a lagging or stuttering user interface when compared to Apple's iOS on iPhone and iPad. TiPb's previously guessed that this stemmed from very early architectural decisions made by Apple, who had a full screen, multi-touch UI -- albeit it a highly limited one -- in mind from the outset, as opposed to Google who originally had Android set up as a BlackBerry, Windows Mobile Standard, and Nokia competitor that had no need for high performance, sophisticated UI rendering.

That might turn out to be pretty much the case. In response to a Google+ post about hardware acceleration by Android engineer Dianne Hackborn, ex-Google intern Andrew Munn breaks down why Android's way of handling graphics and event processing hinders the OS from offering users a more fluid, lag-free UI.

Android UI will never be completely smooth because of the design constraints I discussed at the beginning:

• UI rendering occurs on the main thread of an app

• UI rendering has normal priority

The iPhone changed things by introducing a dedicated thread with high priority for handling UI rendering, redirecting all power (CPU and GPU) to handling UI element rendering in realtime based on touch input. The result? Smooth-as-butter UI elements, transitions and animations as soon as you touch the screen -- even on older hardware when paired with the latest iOS 5 software. The drawback: everything else, from app downloads to content rendering will pause so the UI can keep that high frame rate, high quality redraw pace.

Munn does disclose that he was only an intern with Google's Android team and never actually got his hands on the raw Android source code, so this could be taken as supposition.

Jerry Hildenbrand from Android Central says there might be a bit more to it:

The way it stands now, as long as you have free resources to run multiple UI threads [in Android] the UI is amazingly smooth -- easily as smooth as the iPhone or WP7 phones. Problem is that nobody sets resource management up in a way to keep them free. A simple customization to the linux lowmemkiller kernel parameter fixes it, at the expense of huge memory hogs like Facebook or HTC applications. One day, when we have Octocore 12NM Cpu's, DDR3 RAM, and huge batteries this way will prove better. For now, you have to hack at it.

So Android can be set up to prioritize UI, if that's what's wanted, but it's not automatic like iOS. That might annoy user experience snobs, like our friends on the Iterate podcast but it might be a fine tradeoff for those with other priorities, like the big screens, different skins, and high customizability that Android's design does allow.

Text Source: www.imore.com

Image Source: www.techulator.com

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