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mitch wrote:uTorrent Remote Manages Your BitTorrent Downloads from Your Android Phone
Android: The uTorrent 3.0 alphas have a pretty convenient web UI, but now Android users can start, stop, monitor and even download torrents to their phone with BitTorrent's official uTorrent remote app.
Web UIs are great for monitoring your downloads when you aren't at home, but no one likes a webapp on their phone—even if it is mobile-frirendly. If you're a uTorrent user rocking an Android phone, you'll definitely want to check out the new uTorrent Remote app, which taps into uTorrent 3.0's remote access feature to manage your home PC's downloads when you're out and about.
This isn't just a torrent monitor like the webapp, either. You can not only check on your downloads and start new ones, but even check your BitTorrent RSS feeds and shift completed files directly to your phone. Note that you'll need to be running uTorrent 3.0 on your home machine to use this app.
uTorrent Remote is a free download for Android devices running 2.1 and up.
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RASC wrote:Guys... Wanted to love Android in its current form... But geez an ages man... The lag is killing me. Yes I said it was laggy, no I'm not trolling and yes I know about app killer... I've used every version, on most major brands including the sexy galaxy s, yet I just can't get over that slight lag issue. I decided to go with the HTC hd7 with wp7 and will be waiting it out a bit until dual cores come down in price. But for now I need need need my speed... And lets just say the u/i on the wp7 Makes IOS seem like Duane 1WD evo...
Did I mention how sleek and sexy it is? Yeah you know the settle in me couldn't resist:P
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Nokia at crisis point warns new boss Stephen Elop
Stephen Elop Stephen Elop was at Microsoft before taking over Nokia in September 2010
Nokia's new CEO has sent an outspoken and frank memo to his staff that suggests the phone giant is in crisis.
Stephen Elop describes the company as standing on a "burning platform" surrounded by innovative competitors who are grabbing its market share.
In particular, he said, the firm had been caught off guard by the success of Google's Android operating system and Apple's iPhone.
BBC News has verified that the memo is genuine.
"The first iPhone shipped in 2007, and we still don't have a product that is close to their experience," Mr Elop wrote in the note that was distributed to the Finnish company's staff and was first published by technology website Engadget.
"Android came on the scene just over two years ago, and this week they took our leadership position in smartphone volumes. Unbelievable."
Although Nokia leads the global smartphone market in terms of handset sales, its overall share has been gradually declining.
According to research firm IDC, Nokia's share fell from 38% in 2009 to 28% by the end of 2010.
Meanwhile its rivals, including Apple and HTC have seen their share increase, or remain constant.
Ben Wood, an analyst at research firm CCS insight, said the memo showed that Mr Elop has a "deep understanding of the severe structural problems Nokia is facing".
"I think it shows that he has inherited an organisation that is in much worse shape than he anticipated and the work that will be required to get it back on track should not be underestimated," he told BBC News.
Mr Elop's leaked memo also suggests that Nokia is also being squeezed at the lower, non-smartphone end of the market by Chinese manufacturers.
"They are fast, they are cheap, and they are challenging us," he wrote.
Nokia is expected to publicly address its future strategy at a media event this Friday.
Mr Wood said that he thought Mr Elop would use the briefing as a chance to issue a "mea culpa".
"He will use it to say 'we are not in a good position, we have been outgunned and if we are to recover we are going to have to take some drastic decisions'."
Mr Wood said this could involve using Android or Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating systems.
"No options will be ruled out," he said.
I don't even think its on the shelves of the Verizon stores yet. Give it a few. The only ppl who would have access would be the journalists. Check YouTube.AbstractPoetic wrote:Any reviews on the HTC Thunderbolt?
RASC wrote:I don't even think its on the shelves of the Verizon stores yet. Give it a few. The only ppl who would have access would be the journalists. Check YouTube.AbstractPoetic wrote:Any reviews on the HTC Thunderbolt?
RASC wrote:Stay out of contract as long as humanly possible. Whendeciding to upgrade they treat you like royalty,basically begging you to stay on by offering any possible deal they can muster
. Be stern and always ask to speak to a manager. Ask if they have a loyalty program and if so can you get in contact with them. They will bow to the pressure 90% of the time and give you the phone you want for free or a hugely discounted price. Who's your service provider now?
RASC wrote:I decided to go with the HTC hd7 with wp7 and will be waiting it out a bit until dual cores come down in price. But for now I need need need my speed... And lets just say the u/i on the wp7 Makes IOS seem like Duane 1WD evo...
Did I mention how sleek and sexy it is? Yeah you know the skettle in me couldn't resist:P
AbstractPoetic wrote:RASC wrote:I don't even think its on the shelves of the Verizon stores yet. Give it a few. The only ppl who would have access would be the journalists. Check YouTube.AbstractPoetic wrote:Any reviews on the HTC Thunderbolt?
It won't be on Verizon's shelves for quite some time given tomorrow's release of the IPhone 4. Supposedly Best Buy is now the exclusive carrier of the Thunderbolt. It's available for pre-order but I haven't decided on if its worth it. I'm also eyeing the Nexus S (which I heard is much better than the IPhone), TMobile G2 and Samsung Vibrant.
Also worth consideration is that TMobile is having a FREE offer on all their smartphone (including 4Gs) on February 11th and 12th, which means I can get the Samsung or TMobile G2 for free with mail-in rebate.
But then again, they are releasing new phones soon, so I don't know if I should renew my contract or wait a bit more. UGH.
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will this work on desire HD? looking to root and install cyanogenmod 7 and don't want any long difficult method
zcarz wrote:zcarz wrote:r3iXmann wrote:use superoneclickroot..
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will this work on desire HD? looking to root and install cyanogenmod 7 and don't want any long difficult method
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mitch wrote:RASC wrote:I decided to go with the HTC hd7 with wp7 and will be waiting it out a bit until dual cores come down in price. But for now I need need need my speed... And lets just say the u/i on the wp7 Makes IOS seem like Duane 1WD evo...
Did I mention how sleek and sexy it is? Yeah you know the skettle in me couldn't resist:P
should have waited till Friday. apparently Nokia plans to announce it will be building WP7 phones.
i would have loved to get me a Nokia with Android though, ah well...
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