Showing posts with label android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 June 2016

No Balance in your Phone? Don't worry!!

I am Back

Has this happened to you?

You are in outskirts of the city and you want to do an urgent call, but sadly your balance ran out. What will you do!?

Okay, I'm a techie!! B-) let me do a VoIP call (Viber,line,skype,WhatsApp,etc), then there is another problem your mobile data is running in '2G' BW(how can you forget your in outskirts of the city, and in India only 30-35℅ of the base stations are 3G enabled), but you take a brave step and call them, the superb call quality frustrates you. This is what happens right, this happens to me..

There is a solution (to be particular a Indigenous solution), an Indian based company called hellonanu.com has launched an app called ' nanu ' .

Features:

1.The app provides both call and messaging (single or group).

2. Ultra low bandwidth Technology (claims up to 80% less bandwidth of your VoIPcall) so save even your day.

3. Clear and crisp calls even on 2G(company claims "even in slower 2G or congested network").

4. Free nanu to nanu calls.

5. nanu to out calls(40 credit points equivalent to 20 mins of talk time *DAILY*)

Saturday, 21 November 2015

How to use your Android phone as a wireless microphone for your pc

You need a good microphone on your computer in order to make audio recordings, Voice chat, or use speech recognition. However, not every computer comes with a built-in mic, and not every built-in mic works great.

You can purchase a cheap computer microphone on Amazon for as low as Rs.250, but why do that when you've got your Android phone or tablet right beside you? That device is more than adequate to be your computer mic, and you can connect it via Bluetooth, USB, or Wi-Fi.

Step 1: Install WO Mic

There are many options available in the Google Play Store, but WO Mic from Wireless Orange provides the easiest setup and connection options. The app works on both Windows and Mac computers, but Mac OS X users can only utilize the Wi-Fi connection option.

Install WO Mic for free from the Google Play Store

Step 2: Install the Client Program & Driver

Because connecting through bluetooth and USB are the easier options (just connect or plug in and you're ready), we'll go through the Wi-Fi setup, since it's applicable to both Windows and Mac.

If you have a Windows PC, download and install the following two files.

WO Mic Client setup program for WindowsWO Mic device driver for Windows

If you have a Mac, download and install the following package.

WO Mic Client package for Mac

You may need to adjust your Mac's security preferences in order to open the package. Alternatively, you can simply control-click (or right-click) on the file, and select "Open."

Step 3: Connect the Mic

Open WO Mic on your Android and enter the Settings, select Transport, then select "Wifi" from the options (unless you're using Bluetooth or USB). Depending on what you're using the mic for, select the proper Audio source. Additional settings allow you to change the media and control port, but you shouldn't need to adjust those.

Go back to the main page of the app and tap Start, then copy the IP address displayed above the microphone icon.

Open the WO Mic Client on your computer, enter the IP address, and hit Connect. To test it out, check the "Play in speaker" box and speak into your Android. And that's all there is to it—you have a fully functional microphone for your computer without paying an extra dime.

Before forking over some money for a microphone, definitely try WO Mic. I found that latency really wasn't an issue, so this is a great way to narrate videos, record memos, or make calls. Let us know what you think by dropping a comment below.

Saturday, 25 July 2015

Activate free caller tune on your Android phone., using WRING app

Introducing a new app for android users that will let you activate call me tunes absolutely free on your number,as you already know the rates for activation of caller tunes is very high, Mobile Operators charge around 30 Rs/Month for activating the caller tunes and also 15 Rs /2months for song downloads,Wring app has come up with an innovative technology making the caller tunes free of cost,The app let’s us enjoy free caller tune of our choice while calling our friends or when the friends call you,the caller tune can be enjoyed for both ends,the caller as well as the receiver.

Once you download the Wring app you can set call me tune on your individual friends number that you will hear while calling them and also if you want them to listen to the caller tune set on your number then they must also have this app installed on their phone,it works with support from both the ends just like what’s app,viber,hike etc.

Steps to activate free caller tune:–

In order to activate the free caller tune on your or your friends number Just download the Wring app from the Play store,after successfully downloading the app open it and register for your account using the respective details,once successfully register,enter the app,you see see two option:-

a)Call me tunes > > Friends
b)Call me tunes > > Juke box

The first option will set caller tunes for your friend’s number that will get played when you call them,this doesn’t requires them to install the app,

While the second option sets a caller tune on your number that will be played when your friends call you,this requires your friends to download the app.

The other options Consist of Disabling the app,editing your details,making a test call,settings and help guide,you can locate all of these options under the home screen in various tabs at the bottom of the screen,click on the respective options to deal with them.

Sunday, 17 May 2015

Great News... Jelly Bean OS got Material UI WhatsApp

Ppl whose phone didn't get update for kit kat or lollipop, don't be sad WhatsApp.inc as released its Material UI WhatsApp to jelly bean os.

Lots of other developers also working on to give there Material UI apps to jelly bean os. So its time to rejoice.