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What to do with 6GB worth of space?

I will use it for episodes and mp3s. I will only be dumping limited amount of tunes since i wont be using it as an mp3 player much.
What do you guys have in your kaiser?

On my 6GB card I normally have:
1G TomTom maps (East & West Europe)
3 x full length movies
2500 mp3's
20MB cab files (ready for after a new rom flash)
100+ MB for files and photos.

what i do with 8gig
I have been using a tool called mojopac (http://www.mojopac.com ) it is a portable desktop environment. You run it, and install your apps on "c:" which is the phone, then just plug your phone into any pc (even mac with parallels) and you are on your isolated desktop. It supports a large variety of apps (like microsoft office, adobe production suite CS3 etc) all native inside the virtual desktop. It is not a VM so it is very fast to load and run.
It is so powerful, that i no longer carry a laptop to and from work. Just my phone. Used it for years, 8 gig is enough, 12 is perfect.
They have a FREE version (worth the $$ for the pro). It will be vista capable in the next month or so.
Only trick is you need to turn your device into a usb storage device. Get wm5storage (free, some problems see this site for details http://www.pocketpcfreeware.com/en/index.php?soft=1543) or cardexport II(not free but works on install http://www.softick.com) to bypass activesync issue.

1G TomTom maps (East & West Europe)
5 x full length movies
2500 mp3's
100 Albums.

bpianfet said:
I have been using a tool called mojopac (http://www.mojopac.com ) it is a portable desktop environment. You run it, and install your apps on "c:" which is the phone, then just plug your phone into any pc (even mac with parallels) and you are on your isolated desktop. It supports a large variety of apps (like microsoft office, adobe production suite CS3 etc) all native inside the virtual desktop. It is not a VM so it is very fast to load and run.
It is so powerful, that i no longer carry a laptop to and from work. Just my phone. Used it for years, 8 gig is enough, 12 is perfect.
They have a FREE version (worth the $$ for the pro). It will be vista capable in the next month or so.
Only trick is you need to turn your device into a usb storage device. Get wm5storage (free, some problems see this site for details http://www.pocketpcfreeware.com/en/index.php?soft=1543) or cardexport II(not free but works on install http://www.softick.com) to bypass activesync issue.
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This is great stuff! Didnt know it was out there...!! thanks for sharing

I still have about 3.2GB free on my 6.0GB card. Here's what I have so far:
- Tomtom w/US map
- about 400 mp3s
- 2 movies
- about 25 or so music videos
- about 200 family pictures
- a dictionary
- a thesaurus
- CIA World Factbook
- tons of games and misc apps
- misc documents

Two words: Mobile Porn!
J/k: lots of apps, all my cab files I've ever used, and my current favorite music playlists...

bpianfet said:
I have been using a tool called mojopac (http://www.mojopac.com ) it is a portable desktop environment. You run it, and install your apps on "c:" which is the phone, then just plug your phone into any pc (even mac with parallels) and you are on your isolated desktop. It supports a large variety of apps (like microsoft office, adobe production suite CS3 etc) all native inside the virtual desktop. It is not a VM so it is very fast to load and run.
It is so powerful, that i no longer carry a laptop to and from work. Just my phone. Used it for years, 8 gig is enough, 12 is perfect.
They have a FREE version (worth the $$ for the pro). It will be vista capable in the next month or so.
Only trick is you need to turn your device into a usb storage device. Get wm5storage (free, some problems see this site for details http://www.pocketpcfreeware.com/en/index.php?soft=1543) or cardexport II(not free but works on install http://www.softick.com) to bypass activesync issue.
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Absolutley great free package! Works best with Softick Card Export (good UI) and you have to do a workaround with WM5torage as it is not fully working on the 'Kaiser'.
Cheers!

Wow 2500 MP3s? What bit rate are you using?

Mount it under Linux and then run this command:
$ dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/bigspacewaster bs=4096k count=1500000

jgermuga said:
Wow 2500 MP3s? What bit rate are you using?
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Haha...I did not even notice that. Let's calculate this:
He's got:
1G TomTom maps (East & West Europe)
5 x full length movies
2500 mp3's
100 Albums.
1,000MB on Tomtom - Remaining 5GB
5 full-length movies - probably around 200MB each - Remaining 4GB
100 Albums - probably around 200MB total - Remaining 3800MB
3800MB/2500 mp3s = 1.52MB per mp3
Dang...that's like a 32kbps!
Haha...I sure hope not!

On my 6 gig I have:
1.5G of Tom Tom Maps (North America and NY/NJ/CT...etc., etc.)
1.3G of iGuidance maps
640M of youtube vids, tv shows, movies
400M of iGo maps
364M of pictures (3,553 photos)
500M of backups and CAB files
150M of installed programs (about 40 programs at any times; adding some to try out, deleting others)

jgermuga said:
Wow 2500 MP3s? What bit rate are you using?
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I was about to say...2500 mp3s? ringtones maybe?

[APP] 6/10 ShareNFC - Initial Release

Free in the market: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.jwsoft.sharenfc
ShareNFC allows for easy sharing of tags, text, URLs and data via a one touch NFC connection. Quick integration into the "Share" menus allows you to quickly and easily share your content with any NFC enabled phone.
Currently shareable are:
- vCards (with photos)
- Text Tags
- URLs
- URIs
Coming soon is support for sharing any file (including photos and videos) via the app or the integrated "Share" menu.
File sharing will be done via Bluetooth (one touch automatic setup) and will integrate into the relevant share menus (image / video) for easy sharing between devices of larger files. This could be done via NFC only but NFC is really slow for this.

Minus (Cloud Storage)

Minus = free file storage, because there aren't enough of those available. I found this app in Play Store? I'm sure some of you are familiar with it but if not it's worth checking out. Free accounts start at 10Gb and can get up to 50Gb free storage by posting invite links http://min.us/rpQ6awK, spamming your friends email or linking on fb and twitter. The thing that grabbed my attention is the ability to upload files as large as 2Gb which no other free service is offering; They also have desktop clients for most os's and browser extensions. If anyone else has tried it, give some feedback.
http://min.us/rpQ6awK (this link will absolutely + my storage limit)
Edit: After using this for a couple days im pretty happy with it. It's definitely not a dropbox replacement because it doesn't have an option to sync files with your PC but it makes a nice companion app. I can confirm that you get 1Gb free for every user that you get to sign up (they also get 1Gb for using your referral) which is pretty cool. I uploaded some photos, videos, music, zip, tar, pdf and other random files including a 1.7Gb Movie file. The ui is clean and simple to use, nice gallery view for photos, pretty standard layout for streaming music.
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Pros:
Up to 50Gb free storage
Available for nearly any OS
Upload files up to 2Gb
Option to download individual files or entire folders
"Social site" friend other users, +1 their public files
Cons:
Can't sync to PC
No video streaming
Limit 300 files per folder
Can't put folders in your folders
"Social site" friend other users, +1 their public files
Sent from my GT-P7310

Favorite apps

Thought it would be nice to exchange recommendations on apps for the HD and HD+.
My favorites are:
- ES File Explorer (I use it mostly for file xfer between the Nook and PCs on my LAN or in the Cloud - Google Drive for me)
- Text+ (free texting to others on their cell phones or other Text+ users, they actually give you a phone number. Can do voice calls too but not free. I've only had it a short time but seems great so far)
- Ruzzle (a word game, free version is ad supported)
- Words With Friends (but I'm having to run an old version due to problems with the latest on CM 10.1, at least at CM's default of 240 PPI on the HD+)
- Titanium Backup (good for backing up restoring apps and data, needs root, so probably not as useful on Stock)
Sent from my Nook HD+ Running CM 10.1 from emmc

To name a few apps that get the most use are
Plants v Zombies
Broken Sword 2
Plasma Sky
The Bards Tale
FF III, IV
Pettsons Inventions Dlxe
Root Explorer
Andro Zip File Manager
BS Player
Nova Launcher

Here is my list:
Flipboard
Mantano reader
Diceplayer
Box
Root brower
TTpod

I forgot to mention Readability. Its a reader for articles you've marked in your browser to read later. You get a chance to read your articles with nice font and layout, and no ads.
Sent from my HD+ running CM 10.1 from emmc

My Favorites Android Apps
1Weather cause you need 1 good weather apps and has good widgets
AdAway speed up browsing by blocking ads (not on Playstore)
Amazon Appstore it installs to any device, unlike Google Play Store
Appy Geek stay current on news
Aviary great photo editor
CameraMX good layout, lots of features
CamScanner replaced my home scanner for email documents and saving receipts digitally
CifsManager download big files directly to you shared hard drive, useful if you don't have memory card slot (nexus 7)
HBO2Go, Netflix, A&E, History Channel, Fios Mobile- Game of Thrones, Big Bang Theory, and a 7" tablet 7" from your face is like a 50" LCD TV
ES File Explorer I use back up feature for apps that the Play store won't let me install to my tablet, but will for my phone. BT transfer and install. And search feature to find shared LAN drives, and FTP works good also. This is my favorite app of all.
FBReader- reads almost all book formats, available on almost all device (winCE, Nokia N800, Symbian, Linux, Windows)
Folder Mount Jelly Bean 4.2 won't let me move App/Games to my microSD card, so this is the work around because Dark Knight Rises is 1.81GB
GrooVe IP- free VOIP calls. Verizon minutes run out fast if you are sharing, free calls over 4G, 3G and Wifi if you have data MB left over.
Instructables- the Man version of Pinterest
LCD Density- how tight can you get your DPI, helps minimize scrolling, like having high resolution monitor.
Micro CPU Monitor- system getting laggy? watch your CPU usage
Minecraft keeps family entertained for hours
MX Player hardware acceleration for almost any video and audio type. Like VLC but for Android
NZB Leecher+- download from newsgroups on the go?
Opera and Opera Mini right now its the fastest, has sync but switch to Chrome engine, have to wait and see
QR Droid- bar codes have so much information and also for getting price match
Screencast- record you Android screen, I like to make "How to Videos"
TV Stream- links to websites that stream shows and movies, might not be legal (not on Playstore)
Wifi Analyzer: tweak router antenna for most gain
XBMC - turn almost any HDMI Android device into a media center
:good:
On my blog I have a list of 127 Free Games for Android (all have LINKS to Google Play Store to download). Found list on XDA.
tabletuser.blogspot.com
http://tabletuser.blogspot.com/2013/03/mk808b-free-game-list.html LINK

Sherip said:
- Text+ (free texting to others on their cell phones or other Text+ users, they actually give you a phone number. Can do voice calls too but not free. I've only had it a short time but seems great so far)
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I like MightyText better, you can use your existing number

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You'll receive a total of 2.5GB, normal is 2GB. Cheers!