What are some good App's to get for an Android.?

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Karly

just got it yesterday.
I have Angry birds, ant smasher, 3d bowling, barcode scanner, drag racing and the facebook app

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If u like to draw get glow draw

fun things to do on a Samsung Galaxy s 2 ?

Christian

any good apps or anything fun you can do on it ?! :)
@Suresh thats not even funny?

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Place it on a clean level surface with screen facing space and at a distance of 6 metres away from you.
Take a 20 pounds stone and throw exactly on it.If you got it, then increase the distance to 10m and try again.It is really a funny way to make use of ur SII.
Sorry..
Decide your area of interest and collect apps relative to it.
You may do geocaching.There are couple of apps for that.
Plenty of games.
If you are interested in photography there are excellent apps on google play that can make your photo sessions more enjoyable.(retro camera,vignette,Little photo etc.)
Some relaxing apps like Nature sounds that gives you 3D holophonic soothing sound of beach,forest or rain effects that makes you to sleep.
Ok here are some apps..
Tubemate
Adobe reader
mVideoplayer
Winamp
Jigsaroid
Little photo
Color FX
Winamp
MymusicOn
Photo to lab
Magic canvas
Juice defender
Audio tagger free
Ninja jump
Chess free
GPS Test
Photo funia
GPSopt
Battery doctor
Powermax
Skyfire
Opera mini
HD wallpapers
Opera mobile
Penguin fly
Solitaire
3D wallpaper browser
Backgrounds
Appreciate
Cube player
Photo Grid
Appbrain
Navigation
Audiomanager (best for hiding files, also does the function of an real audio manager)
Google skymap
Satellites AR
Super compass
Go EX Launcher
Tag home
Gps essentials
Media converter
CuScreen (fun)
Rmaps
Screen filter
Text to speech SVOX
Free music download
Mixing media player
Network finder
Soul movie
Speedview
BBC News
History eraser
Cover art downloader
Seamen Player
Download all files
Android system info
Magic marker
Photoshop express
FX Camera
livehome
Isodroid
Paint
Barcode scanner
Locus free
CNN
Ulysse Gizmos
Network infoII
Mobo player
tTorrent
Voice search
Taptu
Mortplayer
Facebook
Tricorder
CricketT20fever
Tetris
Free SMS sender
90pandahome2
Free dictionary
Super task manager
Urltopdf
Unrarfree
Android task manager
QQ Player
Droidiris
Advanced task killer
crazyhomelite
Unit converter
dodol wallpaper maker
APNon/off widget
Home switcher
Voice actions
Freecell
Days left
Retro clock
Ghost wars pro
Compass
ESPN
Wikidroid
Yopuzzle2
Baseball superstars
Coveroid
Wallpaper wizardii
Appsfire
Ninja dash
PicsIn
360° camera
G-mon
ultra notes
Pocket
Yellow pages
dxtoplite
Sygic
Auto rotate on/off widget
Rock player
Paper toss
Android assistant
Reversi free
Retro camera
Pyxidis
Free app of today
Ringtone maker
And many more.You have to discover apps that cover your taste.

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what do you recommend for my new Asus 10" netbook?

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Jay

I just purchased the new Asus 10" netbook and im looking to download some games like Plants vs Zombies. What do you recommend I do? Would it be wise to purchase a memory stick because it is 1Gb memory and 160 hard drive. Any help would be great. i downloaded the free AVG too. is there any other things i should download to be safe? thanks
thanks

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It's a netbook and it wasn't design to run games. Maybe causal games like card or puzzle games. Not sure about your laptop specs, but read the system requirement for each game before you buy. Don't even bother with 3D or graphically intense games. You can't run them.

In addition to AVG, Avast, Mircrosoft and Comodo also off free antivirus software. Comodo also offers a free firewall + Antivirus package. I use Comodo pack as well Windows Defender along with a malaware scanner called Malwaresbytes as layered defense. I also use Firefox over Internet Explorer with their addition security extensions that keeps my computer safe when I browse the web.

Another nice program is called CCleaner which cleans up your hard drive by deleting accumulated files you no longer need to keep it up and running.

All of them are free btw.

Yes, it's wise to purchase a flash drive or memory card because a netbook doesn't come with a disc drive to store or upload data.

Good luck with your new netbook and have fun!

I want to get more into digital art, need tips?

Daniella

Okay so I've decided that I want to get more serious about digital art than the cool yet limited app I have on my Nintendo 3DS... where's the best place to start?

Does everyone use photoshop, or are there special programs made just for artwork? I'm assuming there are, and if so which one would you recommend? I'm willing to purchase it if it's really good.

What would be the best drawing tablet to purchase?

Any other useful tips for someone wanting to start getting more into digital art?

Thanks in advance :)
By digital art, since I know that covers a ride range of things, I do not mean editing others photos or my own. I want to create things from scratch. I have a full sketchbook of things like portraits and landscapes, so I would like to continue that only... digitally. :)

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Here are some things that might help you get started with illustration and design:

Free:
- Gimp (download, similar to Photoshop)
- Inkscape (download, similar to Illustrator)
- Lunapic (online, similar to Photoshop)
- Pixlr (online, similar to Photoshop)
- Blender (download, similar to Maya, a 3d design program)
- Autodesk Sketchbook Express (download, similar to Corel painter)
------> Autodesk software is available for free for students at:
------> http://students.autodesk.com/?nd=download_center

Paid:
- Photoshop (Photoshop elements is a cheaper alternative, it comes free with some tablets)
- Illustrator
- Corel Painter (you can get a free version of painter with certain tablets)
- Sketchbook Pro 6 (similar to Corel Painter)


Best drawing tablet: wacom intuos4 small (for beginners, try ebay for the cheapest). I've used wacom bamboo fun before as a starter tablet I was 100% disappointed and would not suggest if even as a starter tablet. There is a newer version of the intros, intuos5 but the new additions are really not worth the upgrade cost. There is a big difference between the 3 and 4 though so I'd go with the 4. The 3 is heavier, old, and clunky.

I use a tablet for everything and I noticed if you use it for long periods of time you might have wrist pain from your lower hand hitting a desk as you use it. What I use to save my hand is a thin glove without fingers. They are really cheap and normally around $2-3 for a pair. Sometimes I put tissues on the part of the glove that hits a desk for extra padding so I can use a tablet for many hours without having a bruised hand.

It sounds like you are interested in digital illustration. You might like Photoshop or Corel painter best. Illustrator is more technical and can be hard to be more free with. It is a great program but not the best for detailed illustration like landscapes. It is better for making things like logos, clip art. Both photoshop and Corel are pretty expensive for full versions but there is a big difference between the cheaper versions and the full versions.

Of all of the programs listed, Photoshop is probably your best bet, the full version, not elements. I wouldn't waste money on elements, I'd use it if you have a free copy from buying a tablet but it isn't worth buying in my opinion. Try out some of the free programs above if you can't get the paid version of photoshop. The downloadable ones are best for long projects because you could lose your work if you work online. I'd suggest Gimp and Adobe Sketchbook Express to start with. If you cannot get a student license for a free version of sketchbook, amazon sells it as Sketchbook Pro 6 for around $20-40 depending on who you buy it from. It is a larger version of the program with more options that is relatively cheap. A great option to Corel Painter if you don't want quite so many options (it sells for about $70 on amazon).

Other things that might help:
- a scanner
- a camera/phone for pictures of 2d art
- tripod for taking good pictures with camera
- Staedtler pigment liner markers (these are very expensive, roughly $10-15 for 4 but they are very good quality and should last awhile, great for inking drawings for good scans digitally)
- Prismacolor Turquoise soft pencils (for 2d work to scan, best pencils I've used so far, I've tried a lot of brands)
- Prismacolor Turqoise medium pencils
- Staedtler White eraser (I use these all of the time, and they are great! Best eraser I've used so far.)
- Staedtler white eraser pencil toppers (these are hard to find but also great)
- Zebra drift 0.5mm lead mechanical pencils (larger mechanical pencil)
- Pentel 0.7 mm lead mechanical pencil (regular mechanical pencil, my favorite kind)

Generally for 2d supplies, Staedtler, Prismacolor, Pentel, and Zebra are really good. My mechanical pencils are all japanese, they seem to be the best quality. I actually got them from a college book store that sell supplies for 5 for $1. Generally they are about $2-4 a piece though. Staedtler's stuff if German and known for high quality drafting supplies. Prismacolor is made in Mexico (at least the Turquoise pencils, they are very expensive but I've used the cheaper ones and they just aren't the same. Drawing smudge a lot with the cheap ones and aren't as dark. The cheap brands look 'fuzzy' a lot. The best place for most of these is either local 3rd party supply stores, not chains, or ebay. Amazon is pretty high with shipping.

Have fun! :D

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