I installed (and bought the ad free version with Play Rewards credit) Space Frontier the other day, very addictive
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If you want to try it before installing it then try this.
https://www.crazygames.com/game/space-frontier
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I have been stuck on level 61 in Hocus for close on two days, I have been every way but loose going round in circles with it i.
Messing around last night, and I stumbled on the right path and completed the level. but I would not have a clue how I did it though.
Addictive is not the word...
Messing around last night, and I stumbled on the right path and completed the level. but I would not have a clue how I did it though.
Addictive is not the word...
I am up to level 70 now.I keep forgetting to download Hocus. I'm getting it now
Into the 80's, but stuck on one again for a day or so.
I was stuck on level 80 for a couple of days till I jagged it somehow, upto level 84 at the moment.
I used to have a good wifi channel analyser, but it is now full of %$#$#@$ adverts, so I found this open source called funnilly enough WiFi Analyzer.
Shame my pos Sagemcom modem / router gateway is locked down and I cant shift from the 11 channel 2.4 Ghz as it does not have 5.6 available.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vrem.wifianalyzer
Shame my pos Sagemcom modem / router gateway is locked down and I cant shift from the 11 channel 2.4 Ghz as it does not have 5.6 available.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vrem.wifianalyzer
Upto level 96 in hocus.
A few years back I was in to audio books when I was waiting to get my cataracts done.
I have a reasonable selection of books from Audible that I use with their app, I have just given them a dustoff and started to listen to them again. I also have a selection of audio books that I downloaded from Bundy Library.
These come in mp3 format and I think I played them through eitherWinZip ooopsie WinAmp or VLC at the time. Had a quick look on the Playstore and come up with this one called Audiobook Player.
It's free of adverts, and will also play most file formats including Apple's audiobook format, have not tried Audible's in it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.forgottenapplications.audiobook
Edit: WinZip is carp as a compression program let alone a audio player.
Edit: Audible files do not play in it.
I have a reasonable selection of books from Audible that I use with their app, I have just given them a dustoff and started to listen to them again. I also have a selection of audio books that I downloaded from Bundy Library.
These come in mp3 format and I think I played them through either
It's free of adverts, and will also play most file formats including Apple's audiobook format, have not tried Audible's in it.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.forgottenapplications.audiobook
Edit: WinZip is carp as a compression program let alone a audio player.
Edit: Audible files do not play in it.
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You're welcome Terry...
In another thread I mentioned the Caroline Flashback app which is a paid app, and streams music.
However it does not have built in sleep timer, I found this one called Sleep Timer (Turn Music Off) which contains adverts. However it has in app purchases to get rid of them. I paid the price of a doughnut (less than $2.00) to the developer, which also includes a widget thingy and a cleaner look to it.
However it does not have built in sleep timer, I found this one called Sleep Timer (Turn Music Off) which contains adverts. However it has in app purchases to get rid of them. I paid the price of a doughnut (less than $2.00) to the developer, which also includes a widget thingy and a cleaner look to it.
I have been the stock sms app on the Samsung, but have been trying out some different ones.
I settled on Google Messages, as it has a option to use your computer to receive and send them. This I find useful as typing on those little phone keyboard is a pain the arse.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.messaging
I settled on Google Messages, as it has a option to use your computer to receive and send them. This I find useful as typing on those little phone keyboard is a pain the arse.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.messaging
I have heard of Hangouts, I think it was on my Samsung tablet when I got it years ago. it's not on my new phone unless they call it something else.
