So I've been thinking that any time i try to use the share button in a browser, gallery, ect..... why cant you ever select gtalk to share any thing to. I know i can cut and paste but why no option for gtalk. Just wondering if its just me or others are thinking the same. Give me some feedback people. Could some even implement an app to allow it?
Totally agree gTalk needs to be added. I use it more than SMS, email or any of the other available share methods.
I think you'd need to talk to the gTalk folks for that. My understanding is that the app lets your system know that you can share through it, and the system adds it to the list.
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Hi - Long time reader, first time poster. I've been using Android since its days of inception, and following a specific feature that has been an left out since 1.0 was released #1128; I also encourage you to star the issue/feature if its important enough for you. The stock Email app pre 2.0 was a joke at the least, although 2.0 made it far more robust, this specific feature is no where near resolution. I wanted to know if others in the forum have found a solution (another app, modified Email app, etc) instead?
If not, then I'm willing to take a stab at the Email app code and see if I can add this feature myself. Before I go that route, any suggestions are welcome.
*bump* Are there really no suggestions on this guys? I tried K9, and it doesn't offer the ability to move emails between folders either
I'm new to Nexus One and I've come from Symbian. I was searching for an app that hides messages, contacts, media files, notes and memos. I've used SecureDroid but it Force Closes on SMS tab. Please recommend me a freeware that is able to perform these operations.
Also recommend me some good apps that takes care of privacy
Thanks...
theres a pretty cool lock feature that comes built in with android just use that. If someone doesnt know your password then they wont be able to see all the messages and things you have on the phone. If they do have your pw then you obviously dont care if they see anything in there...unless you are cheating on your wife or something
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theres a pretty cool lock feature that comes built in with android just use that. If someone doesnt know your password then they wont be able to see all the messages and things you have on the phone. If they do have your pw then you obviously dont care if they see anything in there...unless you are cheating on your wife or something
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You totally serve my purpose. I didn't know about the inbuilt lock feature that locks messages, media files, memos etc (unless you're talking about the pattern lock)... please shed more light if u mean something else....
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I have the apk (UnifiedInbox.apk) from the i9000 dump, but everytime I try to install, it doesnt. I even tried putting in /system/app to get it to work on a reboot, and still nada. I'd like to use this to have all my accounts in one place, and it seems to look decent from what I've seen. I've heard of other Galaxy S (Captivate, for example) not allowing it to install either
I'd love this!!
I'd also love to have this. I used it when I had my captivate running an i9000 rom, but I was hoping someone could tell me what files i need to make this run on any other phone. I was able to install the social hub e mail program which is what I really want. When i launch it, it comes up but then says no seven service available. What does that mean. I know it can work but I just don't know what's needed to make it work. Someone please help! Maybe I'm just missing the Actual social hub app. The envelope with the 2 symbols on it, because I don't have that and don't know the name of it.
Is this it? http://www.google.com/m/url?ei=IiSp...AQFjAA&usg=AFQjCNE-iO2qeo4sWLeai15BXCc326-22A
Launcher Pro Plus has a widget that combines Facebook/Twitter, which im sure at some point will be expanded to the other networks. Just in case this doesn't work out for you.
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Launcher Pro Plus has a widget that combines Facebook/Twitter, which im sure at some point will be expanded to the other networks. Just in case this doesn't work out for you.
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Oh I know, I don't want a widget though. I already use the Feeds and Updates widget for that functionality. I'm more interested in an app, no widget, that would combine all email accounts, social networking, etc, like Social Hub does.
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Is this it? http://www.google.com/m/url?ei=IiSp...AQFjAA&usg=AFQjCNE-iO2qeo4sWLeai15BXCc326-22A
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The one i'm talking about is on the Samsung Galaxy S (Non US versions) that seem to have this. I'm not sure what this is, but I will check it either way, so thanks for the link!
EDIT: So I checked that apk, all it does is aggregate social networks (FB, Twitter, MS, and Flickr) in an app. Looking for that, but also multiple inboxes for different email accounts, not just social networking. Thanks again though!
So, there have been a ton of complaints about the facebook app on windows phone 8. Am I missing something? Why would anyone put an app on thier WP8 phone, when the People Hub ties all that together? I don't even have a facebook app installed, because everything I need to do is done from the hub.I can post an update, check in, see my notifications, whats new specific to my stuff or my friends that I have grouped exclusive.
So what am I missing?
Nothing. Some people are not used to having working things out of the box, so they just download apps to replace what the system already does.
My point exactly. I would even go much more further, I would ban all FB, Twitter... apps from the market since they r not needed at all. Instead, I would want some RDP apps for free, also some good database apps etc...
Good! I thought it was just me! Thanks guys.
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There is quite some functionality in the Apps though that is not available in the Hub. It's conversation views in Twitter or Groups in Facebook. If you use those Features you can't rely on the People Hub alone.
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There is quite some functionality in the Apps though that is not available in the Hub. It's conversation views in Twitter or Groups in Facebook. If you use those Features you can't rely on the People Hub alone.
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Groups in facebook? Isn't that the same as Groups in the stock app? I don't do twitter, so cant answer to that. But still have found more functionality as well as easier interface when using the stock app on the phone.
I think OP has to look at things way wider. Maybe you just treat your phone more personal...
1)Facebook app can allow me lend my friend/families the phone and he can have a quick look at his facebook. (more social)
2)Facebook allow me to take control of another account I own( not saying about pages though, not sure WP8 facebook app can allow users to manage the page we owned)
3)respond to friend request.
4)As for myself, I have subscribe to many funny pages and news ones, the endless timeline give me look at what I have missed unlike the facebook/twitter integration,it does limits certain number of news/tweets and we can't scroll down after that.
I think these are the things you missing, might be more when compare to facebook apps on other platform since facebook app on wp has lesser feature.
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I think OP has to look at things way wider. Maybe you just treat your phone more personal...
1)Facebook app can allow me lend my friend/families the phone and he can have a quick look at his facebook. (more social)
2)Facebook allow me to take control of another account I own( not saying about pages though, not sure WP8 facebook app can allow users to manage the page we owned)
3)respond to friend request.
4)As for myself, I have subscribe to many funny pages and news ones, the endless timeline give me look at what I have missed unlike the facebook/twitter integration,it does limits certain number of news/tweets and we can't scroll down after that.
I think these are the things you missing, might be more when compare to facebook apps on other platform since facebook app on wp has lesser feature.
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Yea, my friends are goofballs. If I let them have access to my phone, I get crazy posts on FB, and my profile picture suddenly changes to a crotch picture. So, no one gets to screw with my phone except the better half (and now Jr thanks to Kids Corner). But then again, I do the same to them!
And I don't have more than 1 facebook account, but I see where you can add accounts, so maybe someone who has two accounts can try to add an account under thier different one? Might allow it, although, I think it would merge the two, which could become confusing.
And I have not noticed friend requests, so will have to see if I get one recently and see how that works.
I see where your coming from, guess since I am not a power user I don't utilize all the capabilities that FB has, nor the native / 3rd party app.
Thanks for clarifying, FINALLY some one did! Thanks!
Groups are not the same as WP Groups (well, something similar exists with the lists Feature but that's an entirely different Topic).
Facebook Groups can have members and have there own pin wall, calendar, etc. You can use them e.g. to bundle all the Information on a certain Topic like e.g. when you are part of a certain Club. To my knowledge I can't Access those from the People Hub.
I'm only using two of them but those pretty frequentlly. There are other Features not used by everyone but rather important to others that are not available in the People Hub.
Thanks for the info!
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It's missing a lot of the interaction you'd get from the website or a third-party app, for instance:
The messaging app does not pick up Facebook message threads, for one (Just chats).
You can't edit your own status updates.
You can't friend/unfriend people.
The Facebook People Hub is meant more for getting the basic info on people that you have on your contacts list and to keep them in the loop on you. That's it. I think these limitations are by design.
Ok long story short having trouble with one of my kids, I have an app (couple tracker) installed that allows me to see location, sms, and Facebook messages, but what I need is and app that can basically log all activities that I can install and hopefully password protect. I'm mainly looking to see what all email addresses get logged into via apps and Web browsers. And would also like to know what websites my kids been visiting. App does not have to be hidden but needs to be to where I can install it and it can't be tampered with.
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Ok long story short having trouble with one of my kids, I have an app (couple tracker) installed that allows me to see location, sms, and Facebook messages, but what I need is and app that can basically log all activities that I can install and hopefully password protect. I'm mainly looking to see what all email addresses get logged into via apps and Web browsers. And would also like to know what websites my kids been visiting. App does not have to be hidden but needs to be to where I can install it and it can't be tampered with.
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Get them a flip phone
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Ok long story short having trouble with one of my kids, I have an app (couple tracker) installed that allows me to see location, sms, and Facebook messages, but what I need is and app that can basically log all activities that I can install and hopefully password protect. I'm mainly looking to see what all email addresses get logged into via apps and Web browsers. And would also like to know what websites my kids been visiting. App does not have to be hidden but needs to be to where I can install it and it can't be tampered with.
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Well first off, there is no such thing as installing something that is beyond tampering. Especially not with a Nexus -- these things are DESIGNED FOR tampering.
At the moment, I'm not aware of any system developed in this manner to offer the type of monitoring that you are proposing.
One of the big issues with this, is that in order for it to work in a user friendly manner, it would actually require that EVERY application be modified to cooperate with it.
Otherwise, you're stuck basically with remote access and digging through system logs and application databases manually.
It is also worth noting that certain applications like the web browsers actually have privacy modes (some people call them "porn" mode) where they won't actually log activities.
The reason why sms can be relayed using the program you found, is that the sms database is system-level, not application-level. It is designed so that you can choose your own sms front-end, while leaving the complex telephony software at the root of it, all alone.
By the sounds of things, the problem you are having with your kid is beyond what you can deal with by adding controls and monitors to his/her phone. Since the kid knows you are watching, they WILL find alternative means of making those communications that you clearly don't want happening -- the ones you are watching for. You are going to have to find a better way to deal with this.
You want a keylogger, I've never used one on Android but a quick search popped this up http://www.vagueware.com/keylogger-software-for-android-phones/
Not sure if any work, search around for keylogger and find out you feel comfortable to try on your phone. Good luck