Any other weekend athletes out there that train for triathlons and are using android apps?I'm new to the app world but am very interested in knowing if there are any running, cycling programs available to track routes, times and with the GPS even speed.
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I am going camping next week and need a application for tracking while running. I would like to design my routes online (in google maps or other mapping service) and then use an application for displaying these while running. Anyone knowing such a service/application?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm using cardio trainer to log my running and it's great but I've noticed quite a few others out there.Also I want to log my exercises in the gym. I've just installed WorkitOut, which seems good but basic. I've had a look at FitSync but it seems to need an internet connection and I don't get a signal in the gym.I've also installed Calorie Counter which is great for logging food.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI noticed that if i dont use the app to kill running apps after i exit them they are still running in the background is this normal for the Android? I am coming from Pre so not sure if they are killed when exited.
View 3 Replies View Relatedhi is there an app so i can map out a route i want to ride my bike so i dont get lost, im terrible at remember road names. and often find myself miles from where i wanted to be , i have tried a few gps apps but they dont let you choose the route.
View 8 Replies View RelatedI'm an athlete, and for my sport i like to keep track of hours spent training, and notes on distance cover etc.. I was wondering if there was any sort of app that could help with keeping track if these things.
View 1 Replies View RelatedMaybe it sounds interesting. My neighbor's dog is very naughty, his name is Lali, everytime when i come through, he will shouting, very noisy, I want to find an program that can make him stay quiet.
View 8 Replies View RelatedAny one else get the email from Verizon about the free in-store training course on the Android OS?? I just got the email today.
View 3 Replies View RelatedInterval Training Timer is an invaluable tool for all interested in workout, run, cycling, sprint, tabata, weightlifting, hiit and many more. It allows you to set own training schedule with various number of rounds, ready time, round and rest times and relax time after workout. It is also possible to create dynamic training plans in which every round and rest time can be longer or shorter. Import and Export your training plans or share them with the world!
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've been looking for a solution for using my Desire for GPS tracking on my mountain bike for a while now and ideally I'd like an armband holder of some sort. Problem is, all the ones I've seen are basically clear cases that advertise the fact you have an expensive phone on your arm. I don't really want a handlebar mount cos my riding gets pretty rough so is there something that isn't either of these that anyone has found?
View 15 Replies View RelatedThe title basically says it. I am looking to use my incredible HTC Incredible as I run/workout and am looking for a good armband. Does anyone have any suggestions? I see some "Universal" ones out there but would prefer something that would fit the phone well.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHey everyone new Eris user here . Anyways I was wondering if there was a app for cycling so i can keep track how far i went. and all that good stuff.
View 5 Replies View RelatedCan anyone please recommend a training session/course for Android graphics API/OpenGL ES?
View 1 Replies View RelatedDoes anyone else find themselves having to power cycle their Droid on a daily basis?I'm still in the honeymoon phase so I do LOTS of stuff on it (add/remove apps, play with stuff, change settings, run lots of apps, etc.) which may have something do to with it.I find that if I don't power cycle my phone at least once in a 24 hour period, it starts getting very sluggish.
View 8 Replies View Relatedmy Droid is rooted and running bb with the 1.1 gHz LV rom. Whenever I try to boot it up, it takes about 5 - 10 tries. It shows the M, then goes on to my boot animation. About halfway through usually it freezes, turns off, and repeats the process. Eventually it will finally boot up.I have tried using different boot animations. Didn't help. (However one of the boots would never show up, and it would cause the DROID to start pretty quickly).Does anyone know what is causing the cycling?Voltage too low? CPU too high? Bad bootanimation? My own stupidity?
View 2 Replies View RelatedGoogle maps used to have a cycling time calculator.
how to get it back?
This is for the app version
I've had this phone for 3 days & noticed it randomly shuts itself off, then powers itself back on. Should I replace it with a different Ally? Or should I wait for a firmware update?
View 5 Replies View RelatedAnyone get an email offering a training seminar on the Android phones? I just got it today.
View 10 Replies View Relatedis there a way to limit the ics recent apps to running apps only?
View 2 Replies View RelatedMy husband just got an email offering a workshop on using the Inc! Crazy when the phone does so much that you need that! Has anyone been to one of those before? Is it worth it?
View 10 Replies View RelatedBeen playing with the handset for a few days now. Playing for the sake of playing. Its time to play on something I think. Ones that use the potential of the desire, free ones to start with. Maybe something that uses motion, like some of the iphone games I have seen. Some are basic but really addictive such as getting a ball to drop down platforms before it gets crushed at the top of the screen (not sure what its called). Also a decent brain training DS type game?
View 39 Replies View RelatedI have an EVO and I have a problem with it. I downloaded the app Advanced Task Killer to take care of apps running in the background. However sometimes when I pull it up I find that things like Sprint Navigation, Qik, Voice Dialer, and sometimes others are running without me pulling them up. My question is, how do I keep these apps from doing this, because they kill my battery when they come on and I don't know it?
View 7 Replies View RelatedI am new to Android, previous Crack Berry addict here. On the BB I could load Google Maps (including Latitude) to keep my position updated on Google Latitude online (I use it when I go riding on my motorcycle to give my wife a way to check if I'm still moving (= not dead)). Even if I shut down Maps, I could elect to have Latitude run in the background, so it would still update my position. How do I do this in Android? When I 'exit' Maps, it shuts it down, including Latitude, as far as I can tell. Can Android run Latitude in the background, or do I need to keep Maps open all the time?
View 8 Replies View RelatedMarcus Maximus from XDA-dev has released a new version of Apps to SD card that will format your drive and correctly create the necessary partitions required to run your apps from your SD card. You still need root for this, but it is so much easier (and faster) now.
App is available in market for .99 or on devs website for free.
Excellent Tutorial by the author here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=512743
Anyone who asks "why root?", this is why, AppstoSD2 ftw.
You still need root for this!
We are trying to automate our QA process. We make wallpaper apps for Android. Once an app is installed, is there a way to figure out if the application is running since these have apps don't have a main class which we can check by doing a ps on android shell. I think keyboard/language apps would face a similar issue
For eg. If I install tetris and run it. Its main package will show up in shell ps. xyz.abc.Tetris. But the same is not true system apps in android.
I can run an application in background but i want to know how many applications are running in the background.Like in some mobile while pressing the center button a list of currently running applications are displayed.Is this is possible in android.If possible means give some code snippets and steps to achieve this.
View 1 Replies View Relatedwhat I understand there are apps that will automatically restart even after you kill them? I often see things such as Spring Nav, Calander, VM, IM, Voice Search etc etc, in the task screen...even when i havent been on the program all day and have killed it. Why do these start back up and, is there a way to keep them off? I only ask because I notice my phone starts to lag and when i check the ATK i see several draining my memory (and battery?) so I try and clear em out again and it speed up after that. Better app out there? This is really getting irritating...should i uninstall the ATK and let the phone manage memory and would that keep it lag free? I love this damn phone and the things I can be free to do now...just hate having stuff running that slows me down when I dont need it.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI made a great app that runs great on android phones.It was obviously written in java.I am wondering now that I have the .apk file is there away to run it on a windows mobile phone.
My friend really likes it alot when he tried it on my android phone.He has however windows mobile phone.
Since it was written in java and runs on the dalvik VM I was wondering if there is a windows mobile phone app that allows you to run a .apk java based android phone app?
In theory all that would have to be done is allow windows mobile to load a dalvik VM to run the .apk file / .dex code.I don't have to reinvent the app for windows that would take alot more work
At that point I would probably be will to take a stab at getting a copy of the dalvik VM if it is not to tied down to the android os and writting on for windows phones to use http:/[url]....
ALso not only would it have to support the dalvik VM but also the android sdk functions...So more like an emulator of the whole android os... so I think maybe it would be even harder then just getting the dalvik VM running because you would have to also get the android os functions emulated as well ... i.e the android sdk... so more like a total android port instead of just a VM port.
Darn I don't think this is as easy unless of course you where just coding an app with a standard more universally excepted package like the J2ME then it would probably be a straight VM port but in that case J2ME is not really supported on the android any way....
So I think forget it for now until the phones are not so dependent on there sdk's / native code ,...etc. I don't blame java since it really is dalivk VM's fault and the fact that on an android the VM code is almost like native os code in that the functions are tied to the underlying machine code/sdk . As opposed to being more portable like a regular java VM.
I have a Task Manager program and when I open it up to see what's running and what Apps I want to kill I see these listed:
Alarm & Timer (Never used)
Amazon MP3 (Never used)
AppBrain
City ID
Contacts
Dialer
Digital Clock Widget
Dolphin Browser
Ebay (icon on desktop but rarely used)
Facebook
Gmail
Live Scores (Installed but not used)
Mail
Market
MediaShare (Never set up any devices)
Messenger
Music (I'm guessing this is because I have custom ringtones?)
News (No news widget installed)
News and Weather (No news and weather widget installed)
Quickoffice (Installed but never used)
settings
Skype Mobile (Never Used)
Social Networking (Never Used)
Text Messaging (Don't Text AT ALL)
The Weather Channel
Voice Commands (Never Used)
Why do so many of these things start themselves back up and is there a way to stop it?
Anyone using this? Sure it has a price, but this thing isnt using ANY battery life on my phone... I thought these apps running in the background (chat apps) were supposed to destroy battery? I leave this thing on nearly 8 hours a day, and hardly see any battery drain. The UI could use a few tweaks and themes, but for reliability its awesome!
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