Showing posts with label [PAID] Android Apps for [FREE]. Show all posts
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Saturday, 7 June 2014

Top 5 Free Android Apps To Download And Play Music

Whether you’re working, taking a break in the park or preparing an awesome meal, listening to some tunes while you’re getting things done makes the task a lot easier and fun. There are plenty of ways to get a hold of music for listening on your Android device, but if you’re really looking for one that is free to add to your own playlist or maybe you want some background music for your next Instagram video, we have just the thing for you.


Take a look at our list of top 5 apps to search, listen to and download free music on Android. You don’t have to register an account for any of these apps to use them. And the songs come from multiple sources so you probably can find tunes that are right up your alley. If you don’t have the time to transfer your music from your PC to your Android device, these apps may be your best bet for downloading them on-the-go.


1. Free Music Download

Free Music Download is an app with a clean and straightforward design. Once launched you have two options, search and files. The search option allows you to search for any songs related to a keyword whereas the files option features all the songs that you’ve downloaded using the app.

You can also use the downloaded songs and set them as ringtones, alarms or notification alerts from within the app. Free Music Download uses SoundCloud as its source.


2. Music Search

Music search is an easy-to-use app capable of searching and downloading free music on your Android device. To download the song you like, all you need to do is tap the song on the search results then tap the Download button at the bottom. You can even listen to it without having to download the file first.


The downloaded song can then be accessed easily under the app’s library tab. There, you can preview the progress of downloads as well as look at the list of your downloaded songs. Besides that, you can set any of the songs as a ringtone from within the app as well.


3. Music Download Paradise

This app works in a similar way to the previous two. Simply search and tap on the song to preview or download it to your Android device immediately. Once downloaded, you can access the songs from the Library section in the app itself.


Music Download Paradise also includes a share option. Just tap your downloaded songs in the app and tap share. Instead of opening your music player, you can also play your songs using the app’s built-in music player.


4. Music Maniac

You can use Music Maniac to look for individual songs by tapping on the MP3 Title/Artist Search option. The download section will list all of your downloaded songs. Tap on any of them to play the song automatically on your Android’s default music player.


In case you’re wondering where the app stores your downloaded songs, look at the top right for the navicon button and tap on the View Download Location. If you want to clear your download list, you can do so from within the navicon menu as well.


5. Free MP3 Downloads

Just hit the search button from within the app to look for a song. Tapping the songs from the search results will start the download immediately. To delete a song, all you need to do is simply tap, hold the song and choose delete under the listen tab.


You can also listen to your song using the app’s music player. This app relies on the Jamendo open source API for their content, which means all the songs available through this app is free music released by the creators themselves.

Friday, 6 June 2014

15 Android Themes For The FIFA World Cup 2014!



The highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2014 is merely 2 weeks away. And with the World Cup fever building up, you’ve probably seen a few signs that celebrations are underway. So why not ride the fever too? You can change your profile picture to the different world flags of your favourite team’s country, or maybe you could even try changing your current Android theme into something more football inspired.

We’ve found some Android themes for you to try out for yourself in conjunction with the FIFA World Cup 2014. All you need is an Android device to have it running smoothly. Besides that, we’ve also included a few other extra features, such as lockscreens and live wallpapers, just in case you want to make it even cooler.

[[NOTE : TO DOWNLOAD ANY THEME JUST CLICK ON THE IMAGE]]

1. The Brazil World Cup by LadyAn. (Icon, wallpaper and widget)




2. Korea World Cup by Ningtieying. (Icon, wallpaper and widget)




3. World Cup Trophy by Ningtieying. (Icon, wallpaper and widget)




4. World Cup Brazil by Dion Rahadi. (Icon, wallpaper and widget) 




5. 2014 FIFA World Cup by Zhiyi. (Icon, wallpaper and widget) 




6. Football Theme by Thomas Roberts. (Icon, wallpaper and widget)




7. Messi Homepack by Dan Syaz. (Icon, wallpaper and widget)




8. Football Homepack by Russell Crook. (Icon, wallpaper and widget)




9. Italy World Cup by Ningtieying. (Icon, wallpaper and widget)




10. Football by Fredxclaus. (Wallpaper and widget)




11. Soccer Go Locker Theme by Droid Link Go Locker. (Lockscreen)




12. World Cup Live Wallpaper by Droid Labs. (Live wallpaper)




13. World Cup Countdown LWP by Itchy Fingerz Digital Studios. (Live wallpaper)




14. Adidas 2014 FIFA World Cup LWP by Cellfish Studios. (Live wallpaper) 





15. Rio Football World Cup Theme by InfoLife Games. (Widget) 




Hope You Like Our FIFA 2014 WOLD CUP Theme Collection.



Hovering Controls Full Apk – Get Samsung Like Air Gesture Features For Any Android Device

When the Samsung Galaxy S4 was released last year, Samsung included a feature called Air Gesture. This feature allows you to navigate your smartphone like moving between pictures and images, scrolling through email, accepting incoming calls, or checking for notifications without physically touching your Android device screen.


The feature functions with the integrated apps that come with the phone but a few developers have created apps to try to replicate this nifty feature in other phones. One of this app is the Hovering Controls app.

With Hovering Controls, you can use air gestures to open your favourite app, unlock your smartphone or even answer a phone call. Best of all, you can use most of its basic features for free.


Getting Started With Hovering Controls

Grab Hovering Controls and install it into your device. Open the app; you will be asked to give administrative access to Hovering Control. Just tap Yes. Next, you will be asked the same question again. This time you need to tap on Activate – if you get the same question a third time, tap on Yes again and you can start using the app.


Next, you can set up your gesture settings to determine whether it will open a single app or use the carousel mode.


Gestures And Options

Using Hovering Controls, you can activate certain apps via 3 gestures: Hover Hold, Slide Once and Slide Twice.

If you have a favorite app that you almost always open up first or most often on your device, you can set it to turn on upon Hover Hold. Hover Hold works when your palm "hovers" over the screen of your device. You can launch apps or launchers with it. The same works with Slide Twice (a left-right quick motion).

Both these gestures work to activate only a single app each.


Under the Slide Once gesture, you can choose Carousel Mode which lets you have more than one app linked to the gesture. If you have 5 apps linked to this gesture, everytime you swipe over the screen, you flip through the linked apps. Just stop swiping to use the app you want.



More Settings

In the Settings page you can enable gesture to skip or pause your music, lock/unlock your smartphone, answer a call and many others. You can also opt for root options to enable features like Camera AutoShoot or Browser Navigation.


For this app to listen to your active notifications, you will need to allow it to access your notifications by tapping on ‘Allow Detect Notification’ in the app main page and tick Hovering Controls. Furthermore, if you find that you want to increase or decrease the sensor duration, you can do this on the Sensors Options page and change the delay settings there.


Lastly, you can also optimize how the app behaves: have it run at boot, vibrate when detected, disable detection when screen is off and so on, all at the Settings page.


Uninstall Hovering Controls

Unlike other Android apps, It’s a bit tricky to uninstall this particular app due to the early permission you’ve given the app. Before you can uninstall Hovering Controls, you will need to do an extra step of deactivating the Administrative permission you’ve given to the app.


To do that, tap on the navicon icon or your device menu button, and select Uninstall-Device Admin. Next, tap on Disable Admin to Uninstall and you will notice a small message at the bottom indicating that you can now uninstall the app.

Proceed with uninstalling Hovering Controls as per any other app.


Limitations

At the time of writing, the option to use the hover hold to jump straight to your Android home screen is not included. You would need to choose your current launcher (if you use one) in order to jump to your home screen using the gesture. The developer did talk about adding this feature and is still thinking about how best to enable it. You can follow the discussion here.

If you think using air gesture is cool and will ultimately improve the daily usage of your Android device, the free app is more than sufficient. If however, you want to obtain access to features like silencing incoming calls, quickglance, flip cover mode and more, grab the paid version for $1.37. But don't worry if you don't want to spend your hard earned money $$$ We'll provide you the Paid Version for Free!


Thursday, 5 June 2014

Rocket Music Player (Premium) v2.8.3.56 Apk

Rocket Player was designed with both the easy and advanced listener in mind. The easy to use interface allows you to browse to the music you want to hear faster without getting bogged down in details and extra buttons. Additionally, advanced options give you an opportunity to create your own music listening experience with quick playlist editing and a dynamic equalizer.


This free Android media player contains key features focused on streamlining your music player interaction including:

- Personalize your look with themes
- Stream music to your Chromecast
- Control sound with 5 band graphic equalizer (Android 2.3+)
- Browse and play your music by albums, artists, genres, songs, podcasts, folders, composers, videos and playlists
- Video browser and player
- Play or shuffle by albums, artists, genres, songs, podcasts, folders, composers, videos and playlists
- Batch operations for optimizing your library
- Display embedded lyrics support
- Remove unused media tabs
- Edit tags
- Programmable sleep timer
- Create and edit playlists within the player
- Create dynamic “Live List” playlists based on rules
- Fade in and out when playing and stopping songs
- Controllable lockscreen
- Bookmark podcasts
- Customize the default action for different categories
- Add music up next, like in iTunes
- Control your music with 4×1 and 4×2 widgets
- Support for most scrobbling apps

When combined with iSyncr, an app for syncing your iTunes music with your Android device, Rocket Player allows you to:
- Sync new playlists and playlist changes back to iTunes
- Sync podcast bookmarks to and from iTunes
- Sync song ratings to and from iTunes
- Sync video play counts

To take your music listening to the next level, upgrade Rocket Player with the Rocket Player Premium Unlocker. The Premium version unlocks the following features:

- Support for even more audio formats: Apple Lossless (alac), True Audio (tta), APE (ape), Musepack (mpc),Waveform Audio File (wav), Free Lossless Audio Codec (flac), WavePack (wv) and Windows Media Audio (except lossless and copy protected) (wma)
- Download album art
- Customize sound using a 10 band graphic equalizer
- Limit distortion and clipping with limiter
- Assign an equalizer preset to a song, genre, playlist, artist, album, or podcast
- Preamp
- Right/Left balance control
- Replay Gain
- Gapless playback
- Variable playback speed for podcasts
- Variable playback speed for music
- Crossfading
- Marked gapless albums in iTunes will play gapless when used with iSyncr
- Start/stop time from iTunes is used when used with iSyncr

What’s New
** NEW: Delete files on KitKat SD cards (uses a hack that might go away)
** FIXED: Chromecast not starting properly
** FIXED: Free EQ dropping out on some devices
** FIXED: Widget not responding on the Galaxy S5
** FIXED: Clicking a tab results in only one shown tab



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