Google just released a speech recognition app for Android phones called Voice Actions. Now you can control your Android phone by using your voice.
With this app, you can call your contacts, send texts messages and email, listen to music, browse through the web, and can perform all common tasks, just by speaking into your phone.
Most cell phones now have Flight Mode. In this mode, you can turn off phone’s radio functions, that is, send or receive phone calls, text messages, etc. But, functions like music players, games, calendars, and the like can continue to be used.
This function is handy for some special uses, such as sleeping time, important meetings, traveling, etc.
There are several tools and utilities available for smartphone to make your mobile experience more eventful. Here I am introducing a Torrent client manager for Android smartphone which helps you to manage your torrents while you are away from home.
The application called Transdroid is an open-source and free Android torrent client manager that supports µTorrent, Vuze, BitTorrent, and more.
Do you own an Android phone such as Google Nexus One or Motorola Droid and would you like to try out your favorite browser Firefox on it? Mozilla has started to develop a browser for Android phones.
And preliminary builds for Android 2.0 and above versions are now available for testing via Mozilla’s ftp site.
You may know what is Tor; it is a free application that lets users to surf the web, access email and instant messengers without being monitored or blocked by your internet service provider.
The developers of Tor has now released a free Android version of Tor known as Orbot which will brings the features and functionality of Tor to the Android mobile operating system.
Google has just released a new beta product called Google translator for Animals in order to bridge the gap between animals and humans.
This is an application for Android phones that identifies and transcribes words and phrases that are common to a species, like cats.