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As an Android user, I have one question: How does IFTTT compare to Tasker?
Tasker is for your inner geek to control your phone like you would with a shell script - volume, wifi, etc. to name a few.
Congrats to IFTTT and Jordan Beck for shipping this product. I'm seeing more and more apps on iOS which are ported to Android only to be met by an incumbent app that is on par or superior to the iOS offering. I love IFTTT but the iOS restrictions make it difficult to enable the types of recipes I really want to create.
Congrats to IFTTT and Jordan Beck for shipping this product. I'm seeing more and more apps on iOS which are ported to Android only to be met by an incumbent app that is on par or superior to the iOS offering. I love IFTTT but the iOS restrictions make it difficult to enable the types of recipes I really want to create.
I think that's more of the fault of iOS, not IFTTT though right? I mean iOS only gives an app access to so much, where as Android apps can get all those access from the get go. I'm not 100% sure how permissions work for iOS, but I have a feeling it's more locked down that you would have to be a partner with Apple to get the type of permissions they allow on Android devices by default.
It's available now. Am I missing something or is there no login button? I only get an option to register. Edit: Installed it on another device and the app only says "Hello world!". Seems like the Play Store distributes different versions for smartphones and tablets. Edit 2: The login button is cut off on my phone because they failed to put the login/register screen into a ScrollView. Edit 3: Also the positioning of t…
This is a bit of a tangent, but does anyone know a reliable way to download and install Android APKs from the Play store for a device that does not have Google Play itself installed (and intentionally does not have a Google account associated with it)?
It's available now. Am I missing something or is there no login button? I only get an option to register. Edit: Installed it on another device and the app only says "Hello world!". Seems like the Play Store distributes different versions for smartphones and tablets. Edit 2: The login button is cut off on my phone because they failed to put the login/register screen into a ScrollView. Edit 3: Also the positioning of t…
We're on top of both issues, stay tuned to the store for an update!
This is a bit of a tangent, but does anyone know a reliable way to download and install Android APKs from the Play store for a device that does not have Google Play itself installed (and intentionally does not have a Google account associated with it)?
Is this what you are looking for: http://apps.evozi.com/apk-downloader/
In any case, both of those still require having the Android device registered with a Google account.
This is a bit of a tangent, but does anyone know a reliable way to download and install Android APKs from the Play store for a device that does not have Google Play itself installed (and intentionally does not have a Google account associated with it)?