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With Call Guard you can block incoming calls/sms (text messages) or outgoing calls.
Features in a glance:? Block all calls, block hidden numbers, block calls from callers not in your contact list. Add white and black lists. Delete blocked calls from the log history.? Block outgoing calls - all outgoing, all from your contact list, all not in your contact list, block outgoing based on a black list. Ideal if you leave your device unattended, give it to someone else or have kids and do not want them to use your phone for outgoing calls.? Password protection for the app under settings, useful when you block outgoing calls.? Block all incoming SMS (text messages), block unknown numbers or add a white or black list for SMS. No traces/logs are being left of blocked SMS/text messages in other messaging apps.? Use general settings or add filters for a specific day and/or time.? Filters could be tailored by days of the week, time of the day (start/end hour) and you can also specify if the calls in the filter should be muted or dropped (send to voicemail or pick up/hang up).? The calls are being dropped (busy signal, sent to voice mail or pick up/hang up mode) or muted (discret blocking without the other party knowing that they are being blocked) either via filter or general settings.? Reply with a predefined SMS for all the blocked incoming Calls or Text Messages (filter or general settings).? Delete call log entry for blocked calls.? Keep an in app history for all blocked calls and text messages. ? Easy accesible statistics inside the app for all blocked events.? Notification system for blocked calls/sms - normal notification, sound notification, led and vibration.
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Google wants search to be consistent across all devices, and that means killing off Instant Search after seven years.
First launched just way back in 2010, Google Instant Search was supposed to be the future of search, saving countless precious seconds each day by loading results dynamically as you typed, freeing users from the chains of the enter key. The feature was big news at the time — and not just in the tech world, but the broader online and traditional media as well. Instant demonstrated the technical prowess of Google at the time, and the continuing strength of its core product.
Only now, Google Instant Search is being retired. The reason? More of us search on mobile devices, without Instant (where Instant was never introduced), and so it makes more sense to maintain just one version of Search on both mobile and desktop.
SearchEngineLand, which broke the story, received this statement from Google:
We launched Google Instant back in 2010 with the goal to provide…
$459.99 now gets you a 6-inch handset with dual cameras, Nougat and a 4,000mAh battery.
The Huawei Mate 9 is one of our favorite big-screened Android phones of the year — and arguably one of the best, if battery life is your main concern. Now the Mate 9 is available at its lowest price to date — $459.99 from Amazon in the U.S., down from its already discounted price of $499.99 just a few days ago.
The Mate 9 is available in Space Grey and Moonlight Silver colors, and this is the international dual-SIM version (MHA-L29), so it’ll work on just about every global LTE network, in addition to AT&T and T-Mobile in the U.S.
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In addition to a giant display and capable Leica-branded cameras, the Mate 9 packs a respectable high-end spec sheet, with Huawei’s own Kirin 960 CPU running the show, with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, plus a gigantic 4,000mAh battery featuring Huawei’s SuperCharge tech. The phone certainly impressed us when we reviewed it back in Dec…
Google has a tendency to create multiple products that end up competing with each other, to some degree. Android and Chrome OS, Google’s handful of messaging clients, the list goes on. But two of Google’s subscription services, YouTube Red and Google …
MIUI has been, up to this point, pretty polarizing. Xiaomi’s Android “skin” has its fans (and staunch fanboys), and it has its critics (and haters). I have never found myself enjoying the very custom take on Android, mainly due to a few annoyances tha…
Huawei announced a permanent price reduction for the Mate 9 and Honor 6X just yesterday, but that’s not as low as the Honor 6X will go. This phone is already on sale for $175 via Amazon, which is $25 off the already reduced price. This is getting to b…
Sharp hasn’t sold phones in North America for a while, but the company is still working on some very interesting devices. Back in 2014, it released the Aquos Crystal, one of the first “bezel-less” phones to hit the market (I use that term loosely, because it had a massive bottom bezel). Now it appears to be working on two similar phones, the Sharp Aquos S1 and S2.
Let’s start off with the S1, which has been photographed in the images above.
Sharp Aquos S1 and S2 bezel-less phones leaked, S2 reportedly has under-glass fingerprint reader was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Google announced an incredible, revolutionary thing in 2010. No, not Android 2.2 Froyo. I’m talking about Instant Search, a feature that would load suggestions and search results dynamically as you typed. It was hailed as a major advance in 2010, but …
It feels like these Sega Forever games keep trickling out every couple of weeks. This time around we have the release of The Revenge of Shinobi, a classic ninja themed platformer with a hack and slash feel. If you couldn’t tell from the title, this is a sequel to the first game in the series, Shinobi. While many feel that the second game is the best in the franchise, the question remains, how does it hold up on Android as a Sega Forever release?
The Revenge of Shinobi is the latest Sega Forever game on the Play Store was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
There are a number of apps out there that you can use to earn yourself a little extra money — we take a look at some of the best Android apps that make you money.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Here we are on the final Wednesday app sales post for July. Crazy to think about. Today’s list is a lot longer than we’re used to on Woden’s Day, but we’ll manage. Be sure to check back at Monday’s post. Let’s get down to it.
Here are 36 temporarily free and 40 on-sale apps for your Wednesday was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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