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Appy Pie: Easily Create Basic Mobile Apps For iOS & Android In Minutes

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If you want to build an app for one of the popular 
mobile platforms like Apple’s iOS, Android or even Windows mobile, you 
must have coding experience and then spend lots of time building and 
testing your app. If you are not a coder, then you will have to hire 
people who can code the mobile app for you, which will cost you 
thousands of dollars.<br />
That’s where Appy Pie come in. It is a cloud-based Mobile Apps 
Builder that enables anyone with no technical knowledge to create basic 
HTML5 applications for mobiles and smartphones. There is nothing to 
download or install. You simply follow instructions on the screen  and 
fill out information where necessary.<br />
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To create your app, click “Create Your Mobile App” from the homepage.
 Next, select the App Type (Business, Information, Health, Fashion etc),
 enter the app’s settings (name, logo, layout and color theme), then 
add/edit App pages (about, contact, services etc) and click Next. In the
 final stage, to save your app you will have to sign up on the website 
or sign in with Facebook.<br />
You can then publish your new mobile app to the relevant mobile 
marketplaces like iTunes or Google Play for Android and monetize your 
app by enabling ads.<br />
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While their basic service is free, if you get one of their paid 
subscriptions (starting from $12/month) you will get more features like 
App analytics, automatic app submission to mobile stores, customer 
support and removal of Appy Pie Branding from your app.<br />
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Features:<br />
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<li>Mobile apps builder.</li>
<li>Design HTML5 Apps in minutes for free.</li>
<li>No coding and technical  skills required.</li>
<li>Arrange app pages with drag and drop.</li>
<li>Send Push Notifications.</li>
<li>Easily monetize your Apps by enabling ads.</li>
<li>App publishers get real-time App Analytics.</li>
<li>Share your apps with friends.</li>
<li>Automatically add your mobile app to mobile marketplaces [paid subscription].</li>
<li>Similar tools – <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/appsbar-build-your-own-smartphone-app/">Appsbar</a>, <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/dudamobile-convert-website-into-a-mobile-site/">Dudamobile</a></li>
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Check out Appy Pie @ <a href="http://www.appypie.com/">www.appypie.com</a></div>
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How To Download & Install Non-Market Google Android Mobile Apps

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This is not just useful for those of you who have rooted their phones. Software that’s still under construction, such as <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/introducing-fennec-alpha-firefox-mobile-android/">Mozilla’s Fennec browser</a>, is not yet available in the Android market.<br />
Other software might have long disappeared from the marketplace, or 
you can install an older version of software that’s readily available, 
giving your phone’s hardware a much-deserved break and allowing you to 
cling to classic interfaces.<br />
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1. Allow Install of Android Apps From Non-Market Sources</h2>
Most importantly, we need to tell Android it’s OK to take candy from 
strangers. Press the Menu button on your phone and open the <i>Settings </i>pane. About halfway down the list, you’ll find an <i>Applications</i> menu. That’s where we need to be.<br />
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Make sure you’ve got the first item in the <i>Applications</i> menu – <i>Unknown sources</i> – ticked. This will allow installation of non-Market software.<br />
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Of course, taking candy from strangers <i>can</i> be bad for your 
health. You’ll be met with a disclaimer, warning you about the risks of 
installing unknown software and asserting that you yourself will take 
the blame if your phone gets damaged in the process. Likewise, MakeUseOf
 will not be held responsible for what you install on your phone – but 
if you remain suspicious of shady sources, you should be alright.<br />
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2. Download (& Transfer) The APK</h2>
APK files are Android software installations – similar to the ones 
you’ll get from the Marketplace. You can find interesting software in 
the <a href="http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=564">xda-developers forum</a>. There are two different ways of getting those installation files onto your phone. We’ll discuss each one.<br />
The easiest perhaps is to enter the link in your Android browser and 
download it directly to your phone. If you’re on a wireless network, 
this will be the fastest and most convenient option. Be careful of 
downloading it via your carrier, though. With the wrong data plan, 
you’re possibly looking at ridiculous charges. When the file has 
finished downloading, tap it to open.<br />
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The second method is to download it with your home computer and 
transfer it to your Android phone over USB. The major drawback here is 
that you won’t be able to easily locate and install the file later on; 
you’ll first need to install a file manager. <a class="broken_link" href="http://www.metago.net/astro/fm/download.php" rel="nofollow">ASTRO File Manager</a> can be downloaded for free (ad-supported) and is available on the Android Market.<br />
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Transfer your installation file to a convenient location so you’ll be
 able to easily reach it on your phone. Fire up ASTRO File Manager and 
open the APK. When prompted, choose to open it with the App Manager.<br />
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You’ll see a summary and some technical details on the application 
you’re about to install, including the file version, file size, label 
and description. If you’re absolutely sure you want to install (read: 
you found the APK in the trustworthy reaches of the web), tap the 
button, wait, and you’re done.<br />
Tell us how it went, and direct any questions to the comments section below.</div>

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5 Cool Android Apps That Will Impress Your Friends

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This is particularly true for Android, as Google is very liberal 
about the apps that can be placed onto the marketplace. You’ll find all 
manner of unusual apps for your Android phone. Exploration is part of 
the fun, but there are some very cool Android apps that you can rely on 
while tailoring your custom collection of cool.<br />
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<a href="https://market.android.com/details?id=android.lionebra.carrr_matey&feature=search_result">Carrr Matey</a></h2>
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Most Android phones ship with some nice geolocation apps already installed. At the very least you should have access to the <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/the-five-best-things-about-google-maps/">Google Maps</a>
 app. It’s a great way to show off the geolocation capabilities of your 
phone, but on the other hand, it’s a bit mundane. Everyone knows what 
Google Maps is and has used it before.<br />
A cooler way to show off your phone’s capabilities is Carrr Matey. 
The next time you park in a busy mall lot, a concert, or anywhere else 
you might “lose” your car, just whip out this app. It marks the location
 of your car, so you can find it later, and does it all with a pirate 
theme.                              <br />
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<a href="https://market.android.com/details?id=com.google.android.apps.unveil&feature=search_result">Google Goggles</a></h2>
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One of the coolest emerging technologies focusing on the smartphone 
is augmented reality. The idea is that you can use your phone’s camera 
as a window into an augmented world where your surroundings are enhanced
 by information drawn from the web. Ideally, you could read a 
restaurant’s menu by taking a photo of it as you pass by, or browse the 
inventory of a store as you walk by it.<br />
We’re not quite there yet, but there are some cool steps in that 
direction, and Google Goggles is one of them. You can use this app to 
take photos of real objects, and you will then be given a relevant 
search suggestion. Taking a photo of a Starbucks cup, for example, 
brings up the Starbucks website.<br />
Frankly, search via text is faster and more specific, but this app is
 plenty awesome, occasionally useful, and provides a brief glimpse of 
the future.<br />
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<a href="https://market.android.com/details?id=com.joko.lightgrid&feature=search_result">Light Grid</a></h2>
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The idea of adding “wallpaper” to a device using a GUI is decades old
 now, but it’s not without room for improvement. One frequent complaint 
is the static nature of wallpaper. Considering the capabilities of 
modern hardware, why shouldn’t the wallpaper be more dynamic?<br />
<a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/photile-live-wallpaper-tiled-wallpapers/">Live wallpapers </a>are
 exactly that. Most Android phones come with some stock live wallpapers,
 and they’re great. But the ones that will really impress onlookers are 
on the Android Marketplace. My favorite is Light Grid, a configurable 
wallpaper based on a grid of multi-colored tiles (or other shapes, if 
you buy the Pro version) that move and shift randomly and also respond 
to your touch.<br />
Of course, live wallpapers like Light Grid do tend to consume your 
phone’s processor. You may experience performance issues or a reduction 
in battery life. You might want to leave those issues out of your 
demonstration.<br />
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<a href="https://market.android.com/details?id=com.imkurt.metaldetector&feature=search_result">Metal Detector</a></h2>
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Android phones include the ability to detect magnetic fields – that’s
 how the compasses found in some apps work. This ability can also be 
used for other ends, however, such as detecting metal.<br />
There are a few apps out there that allow you to use your Android 
phone as a metal detector, but the aptly named Metal Detector app is the
 best free option. You’re not going to find sunken treasures, but you 
can detect metal within a few inches of the device. It’s great for 
finding coins in couch cushions and performing weapon inspections on 
friends. You may want to ask for permission first, though.<br />
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<a class="broken_link" href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.schosoft.Tricorder&hl=en" rel="nofollow">Tricorder</a></h2>
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Time to geek out! Tricorder isn’t just an app with a clever name. It 
does exactly what you’d expect – turn your Android into a Tricorder from
 Star Trek. It looks particularly impressive on Android phones with 
large displays.<br />
Although mostly meant for laughs, Tricorder isn’t entirely a gimmick.
 It does provide useful information about signal strength, geolocation, 
WiFi networks in range, and even ambient noise. It’s more efficient to 
use widgets for this info, but Tricorder is much cooler – to some 
people, at least.  Check out <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/turn-your-android-phone-into-a-real-star-trek-tricorder">Ryan’s review of it</a> back in January last year.<br />
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Conclusion</h2>
I’m not going to act as if this is some definitive list of cool 
Android apps. There are over 100,000 apps on the marketplace, so I can’t
 possibly list all the cool ones here. But I’m sure you, dear readers, 
can help name a few more in the comments.  Which Android apps come under
 your definition of “cool”?</div>

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6 Android Websites You Should Check Out

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In
 today’s world, almost everything electronic has some sort of 
information available about it online. Whether it be an official 
webpage, a fan site, or a collection of forum posts, you can almost 
always find it online somewhere. <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/service/google-android/">Android</a>
 devices are no different””in fact, in many ways an Android device 
relies on this internet information system like any other phone 
operating system.</div>
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For this reason, it’s important to find a few Android websites that 
can keep you up to date on your Android device. Recently, I wrote an 
article about <a href="http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-awesome-android-applications-that-could-make-life-easier/">5 Awesome Android Applications That Could Make Life Easier</a>, and now I’d like to tell you which Android websites I’ve found useful in my experience as an Android user.</div>
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<a href="http://www.androidtapp.com/">Android Tapp</a></h3>
Coined as “the best resource for Android App Reviews, Android Apps, 
Android App Ratings, Interviews with mobile app developers, News and 
Showcases”, Android Tapp really fits the bill for new and veteran 
Android users out there. Whether you just picked one up over the 
holidays, or have followed Android since day 1, you’ll still find 
something useful here.<br />
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While you’re at it, check out the <a href="http://www.androidtapp.com/category/videos/android-tips-tricks/">videos</a> page hosting android tips and tricks. There’s even a page for hardware <a href="http://www.androidtapp.com/news/">news</a>, and an <a href="http://www.androidtapp.com/category/apps-blog/">applications blog</a>
 you don’t want to miss. In addition, AndroidTapp now has an “app of the
 week” featured on the homepage to check out. Overall, this is one of 
my favorite Android websites to check out on a regular basis for Android
 news a reviews.                              <br />
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<a href="http://www.androidzoom.com/">Android Zoom</a></h3>
Love the Android market on your phone? I do””but unfortunately it’s 
only on my phone. AndroidZoom solves this problem by bringing the 
Android application store to you for access online. Updated hourly with 
new games, applications, and utilities; Android Zoom is the best 
substitute I have found to fill the lack of a good Android market 
online. In fact, this Android website even includes the ratings and 
reviews exactly as they appear on your phone’s market application. For 
this reason, I have found that not only is AndroidZoom reliable and up 
to date, but it’s also convenient and user friendly.<br />
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Find something you liked on AndroidZoom? Just click on it, and on the
 same page as the product reviews and screenshots you’ll find a QR code 
that you can scan with your phone to download that app straight to your 
Android device (Note: to download via a QR code, get the free 
application “˜Barcode Scanner’ for your Android). From the looks of 
things, AndroidZoom has over 11,000 Android applications currently in 
its extensive database””go check it out!<br />
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<a href="http://androidandme.com/">Android and Me</a></h3>
This Android website is a very extensive Android resource and covers 
news and software just like the others, but also has a few excellent 
pages that sets it apart in several ways. First, I would highly 
recommend checking out the <a href="http://androidandme.com/category/applications/">applications</a>
 page. Android&Me has done a great job of providing news about new, 
relevant, useful applications that you’ll probably at least want to try 
out on your device.<br />
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In addition, if you’re new to the Android scene, take a look at the Android&Me <a href="http://androidandme.com/category/beginners/">page for beginners</a>.
 There you’ll find a steady stream of information (in no particular 
order) which will keep you informed of popular terminology or software 
that a new Android owner should keep up with. For instance, it has 
information on what it is to root an Android device, as well as the 
benefits and dangers of doing such a thing. Even though I’d like to 
think I know a fair amount about my Android device by now, I still 
learned quite a bit just by scanning the beginners page. Oh, and don’t 
worry””in this case, the lack of structure actually proves beneficial to
 the learning process. Don’t understand what I mean? Give the 
Android&Me Android website a look and see what you think.<br />
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<a href="http://androidcommunity.com/forums/">Android Community</a></h3>
Android Community is a website that I only use parts of, but still 
consider invaluable to a good learning experience with my phone. Even 
though I don’t care as much for the content on the main webpage 
(frankly, it’s information you can find all over the place), I 
personally find the <a href="http://androidcommunity.com/forums/">Android Community Forums</a> to be one of the most indispensable resources I have access to today.<br />
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Within the Android Community forums, you can find discussions about your specific model of Android, different builds, <a class="broken_link" href="http://androidcommunity.com/forums/f56/rom-cyanogenmod-keeping-you-legal-for-less-stable-updated-12-27-v4-2-11-1-a-26146/" rel="nofollow">hacks</a>,
 software lists compiled by users, and quite a bit more. Developers can 
look to these forums for development tips, program ideas-even software 
requests and reviews. Phones have evolved from simple communication 
devices into so much more, and the Android Community forums give you 
access to the thoughts, opinions, and accomplishments of users just like
 you who want to continue making their phones better tomorrow than they 
were yesterday.<br />
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<a href="http://phandroid.com/">Phandroid</a></h3>
Phandroid is an Android fan site focused on providing the viewer with
 media about Android and its devices. I would personally highly 
recommend the podcasts page, which contains excellent discussion and 
news about everything Android. There’s a podcast about the Motorola 
Droid and its impact on the market, and even an interview with the 
creator of the popular Android ROM Cyanogen.<br />
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In addition, Phandroid contains an awesome <a href="http://phandroid.com/video/">video</a>
 page which has quite an assortment of demonstrations, tutorials, and 
game videos that no Android fan could ignore. Give Phandroid a run and 
see what you think.<br />
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<a href="http://www.androlib.com/">AndroLib</a></h3>
Lastly I’d like to mention AndroLib””it’s a lot like Android Zoom but with a few key differences. Androlib has a useful <a href="http://www.androlib.com/topofday.aspx">toplist</a> containing the top downloaded apps of the day. Androlib’s database also includes a <a href="http://www.androlib.com/android.application-news.aspx">recent apps</a> page, and a search function.<br />
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You may find it useful to view the statistics page as well, to get a 
feel for what the rest of the Android community is doing on the market. 
Don’t sell this site short””its database has a massive amount of 
applications, and the website definitely contains more than meets the 
eye.<br />
Without the Android websites I mentioned above, my experience with an
 Android phone wouldn’t be nearly as good as it’s proven to be so far. I
 would highly recommend that you give these websites a look, and see 
what you think. If you have a website to recommend, leave me a comment 
and I’ll check it out!</div>

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