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Thursday, October 6, 2016

HTC Google Play applications


It is now a common practice among different phone manufactures to re-distribute some of the system applications via Google Play store. Today we created a complete list of the HTC apps you can install on your HTC device. Keep in mind that to install and use some of them you might need to have a device running HTC Sense 6 launcher.




Name: HTC Camera
Version: 6.65.837374
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Sense TV
Version: 2.7.832846
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Service Pack
Version: 1.0.835811
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Scribble
Version: 3.1.831220
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Dot View
Version: 1.3.835614
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Transfer
Version: 1.0.20313
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC BlinkFeed
Version: 6.3.835606
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Clock
Version: 6.1.797217
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Gallery
Version: 8.27.808455
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Zoe
Version: 1.20.837872
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Lock Screen
Version: 6.1.808627
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Sense Input
Version: 6.2.795212
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Power To Give
Version: 1.1.799648
Google Play: click here





Name: HTC FootballFeed
Version: 1.4.835533
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Weather
Version: 6.2.836008
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC File Manager
Version: 6.1.835369
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Fetch
Version: 1.2
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC RE
Version: 1.0.836077
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Backup
Version: 4.0.798020
Google Play: click here




Name: HTC Guide
Version: 1.1.828291
Google Play: click here



There are also a few HTC Sense Input applications for a various of different languages, but usually none of them gets any update. The same situation happens to the HTC Speak app, which is also language dependent.

If you are working for a mobile company or some gadgets shop you might be interested in the HTC Specialist app.

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Saturday, June 4, 2016

Android Developers Backstage Episode 4 Google Play Services

Tor Norbye and Chet Haase are joined by Jeff Hamilton from the Google Play services team.

In this continuation of the mini-series with Tall Engineers Named Jeff (starting with episode #2 with Jeff Sharkey), this episode goes in-depth into the Google Play services library, which provides easier, Android-friendly access to various Google APIs, such as authentication and mapping.

Download the podcast at this link. 

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Monday, March 21, 2016

Polygon Group uses Google Apps to drive disaster response



Editors note: Today’s guest blogger is Mats Randleff, IT Director for Stockholm, Sweden-based Polygon Group, a global provider of property damage restoration, temporary humidity control and property performance services. 

When disaster strikes, Polygon Group is often the first call companies make to help restore their facilities and critical documents. We also provide services like humidity control to prevent property damage, and consult on business continuity and disaster recovery plans. Nearly two-thirds of our 2,800-employees are mobile, so we can be on the spot for our customers whenever we’re needed.
Every minute counts when companies are trying to get back to business after a fire or flood, so our field technicians need reliable communication tools. We used various email systems across our 300 offices, but they needed rigorous IT support to stay up and running. We looked to the cloud for a single system our entire workforce could use and considered Microsoft 365 and IBM SmartCloud (since we’d been using Lotus Notes), but Google Apps stood out as a single, secure system with all the functionality we needed.

We believed our employees would quickly embrace Google tools, since Android was already our most widely used platform for mobile devices. When we tested Google Apps with 50 managers throughout Polygon and saw a 95% satisfaction rate, we wasted no time rolling out Apps to more than 1,900 users worldwide. We worked with Avalon Solutions, a Google Apps Premier Partner in the Nordics, who performed the successful migration and roll-out to our global team.

Since moving to Apps in spring 2013, we’ve achieved significant cost savings. We’ve reduced travel expenses because our workers use video-conferencing on Hangouts to meet rather than coordinate costly and time-consuming in-person meetings. IT support costs are down, too. In fact, compared to our previous Lotus Notes environment, our cost per user is about 50% less – which translates to about $480,000 in annual savings.

Global cooperation has also improved, particularly because group managers have embraced Google Sites as a strategic tool. They’ve created sites for business systems used to report on each group’s operational performance. Managers can monitor financial metrics, key performance indicators, and other information in a single environment that’s easy to use and share. We plan to create sites for our country management teams to track business performance for each region.

Google Apps opens up new ways of working at all levels within Polygon, from managers to field technicians. What began as a search for a new email system has evolved into a complete overhaul of our communications. Today, thousands of Polygon employees across more than a dozen countries communicate and collaborate with ease using Google Apps. The greatest benefit for us is that we now can provide a faster, more effective response to businesses in the challenging and courageous position of overcoming natural disaster.
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Monday, March 31, 2014

Perfect World How to play

English Patch info and download
Perfect World is currently in open beta state and only for few countries. The easiest way to try the game is to download the English patch and to play on the Chinese servers. Even so a lot of the game is still in Chinese.
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