101 Best Android Apps is an Android Apps gallery for the best Android phone applications
Market link:
http://bit.ly/i9m2oe
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.
Don't pay a monthly fee to have your…
Sponsored Links
The switch from Google Play Music to YouTube Music hasn’t been a very smooth one. Google is still ironing out the kinks, and one of the features that fell by the wayside was support for the new service on Google Home. See, even though YouTube Music ha…
The switch from Google Play Music to YouTube Music hasn’t been a very smooth one. Google is still ironing out the kinks, and one of the features that fell by the wayside was support for the new service on Google Home. See, even though YouTube Music ha…
Samsung is not only easily the world’s number one smartphone vendor, but also the top chipmaker, having recently surpassed Intel. There’s a pretty good reason for that, and it has something to do with breakthroughs like announcing the industry’s “first 8Gb LPDDR5 DRAM for 5G and AI-powered mobile applications.”
Before you jump to conclusions, it seems highly unlikely that this memory chip will be used on the Galaxy Note9 that’s right around the corner.
Samsung’s 8Gb LPDDR5 memory chip breaks all the speed records, but it’s not for the Galaxy Note9 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Samsung is not only easily the world’s number one smartphone vendor, but also the top chipmaker, having recently surpassed Intel. There’s a pretty good reason for that, and it has something to do with breakthroughs like announcing the industry’s “first 8Gb LPDDR5 DRAM for 5G and AI-powered mobile applications.”
Before you jump to conclusions, it seems highly unlikely that this memory chip will be used on the Galaxy Note9 that’s right around the corner.
Samsung’s 8Gb LPDDR5 memory chip breaks all the speed records, but it’s not for the Galaxy Note9 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Samsung is not only easily the world’s number one smartphone vendor, but also the top chipmaker, having recently surpassed Intel. There’s a pretty good reason for that, and it has something to do with breakthroughs like announcing the industry’s “first 8Gb LPDDR5 DRAM for 5G and AI-powered mobile applications.”
Before you jump to conclusions, it seems highly unlikely that this memory chip will be used on the Galaxy Note9 that’s right around the corner.
Samsung’s 8Gb LPDDR5 memory chip breaks all the speed records, but it’s not for the Galaxy Note9 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Samsung is not only easily the world’s number one smartphone vendor, but also the top chipmaker, having recently surpassed Intel. There’s a pretty good reason for that, and it has something to do with breakthroughs like announcing the industry’s “first 8Gb LPDDR5 DRAM for 5G and AI-powered mobile applications.”
Before you jump to conclusions, it seems highly unlikely that this memory chip will be used on the Galaxy Note9 that’s right around the corner.
Samsung’s 8Gb LPDDR5 memory chip breaks all the speed records, but it’s not for the Galaxy Note9 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
There were some clear winners this year.
Amazon boasted that Prime Day 2018 would have more than a million deals available worldwide, which is pretty insane when you think about it. Even though there were so many deals, there were a bunch of clear-cut winners this year. We took some time to break down what the top 10 deals were during this sale, as decided by what you have been buying.
Given the price drops that each of these items received, and the popularity of the products on their own, it’s not a huge surprise to see any of them on the list. Of all the products, the one that surprises me the most is the Amazon Cloud Cam, given the level of competition in the home security camera space at around and even below this price point. The top 10 items that you all purchased on Prime Day include:
Amazon Fire TV Stick
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K
SanDisk 128GB microSD Card
Amazon Echo Dot (2nd-Gen)
Toshiba 50-inch 4K Fire TV Edition
Instant Pot DUO60 6-Quart
Amazon Cloud Cam Security Camera
K…
Essential and Amazon busted out one of the biggest deals this year when they dropped the PH-1 to an all-time low price of $250 for Prime Day. But, it turns out that’s not the end of the Essential deals. Right now you can pick up the Essential 360 Camera accessory for a mere $19.
Did you scoop an Essential Phone on #PrimeDay? The unbeatable deals don’t stop there! You can now purchase Essential 360 Camera – the world’s smallest 4k 360 camera – for only $19 on https://t.co/5XqZeQu9cW.
[Deal Alert] Essential’s 360-degree camera is an insane $19 right now was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Treat Yo Self.
I think more-often-than-not deals are about saving on the essentials. After all, if we have to buy it, we might as well save some money on it. If you’re going to buy new silverware or charging cables, you should get them at a discount. If you’re going to start your smart home, you should go with a bundle that gets you what you need without breaking the bank. If you’ve got a baby on the way or one already gurgling in his crib, you’re going to need every dime that can be spared. But days like Prime Day afford us a little extra wiggle room with deals. There are so many devices and tools and groceries on sale that it becomes the perfect time to do something you probably don’t do as often as you should – splurge a little.
There are still some great Amazon devices on sale. Not just devices at good prices but devices we know are really worth the investment. The Echo Dot is still just $30, which is the same as its Black Friday pricing. You could even get two for $50, which is …
Sometimes you stare at the home screen of your smartphone for no reason or scroll aimlessly through the start screens? Afraid of missing something, are you scurrying through the Facebook timeline? You are not alone. But Google and Apple want the antido…
© 2018 101 Best Android Apps by Best Served Cold
