AMP is a good idea, but Google's implementation is deceptive and suspicious. Just because you find something through Google, doesn't mean Google should give you their own copy of it. If you agree, please also sign AMP letter.
As you may well know, I'm a volunteer performer in the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games. I know about some of the content of the show (much more than has been publicly announced so far), and if I weren't in it, I'd love to be there watching it.
I've devoted virtually an entire screen on my mobile desktop to core and third party widgets that allow me to quickly adjust phone settings, such as turning on wifi or turning off GPS. With this app though, I needn't have bothered. Quick Settings presents itself as a permanent ('Ongoing') selection in your Android drop-down notifications, and you can set it up to appear as a pop-up on top of whatever else you might be doing.
So, today is the big day in politics - when the nation gets the opportunity to choose who which political party will govern the land for the next four or five years. Or do they?!
I've devoted virtually an entire screen on my mobile desktop to core and third party widgets that allow me to quickly adjust phone settings, such as turning on wifi or turning off GPS. With this app though, I needn't have bothered. Quick Settings presents itself as a permanent ('Ongoing') selection in your Android drop-down notifications, and you can set it up to appear as a pop-up on top of whatever else you might be doing.
