DroidForums.net Application Testdrive Video

[nathanpc]

Hello,
I've been recently testing the Android application of the DroidForums.Net community. It's a wonderful, clean, simple and useful application. A lot more better than trying to accessing the forums by the Android Browser.

It's only problem, is that it don't show all the users avatar, just some of them. I don't know why.

Anyway, I've done this video to promote it to everyone. I'm going to love if the Administrators add this video on the Facebook, of course with some credits to me But anyway I loved the application and it's wonderful features.

Here is the link to the video: [video=youtube;DOOLpLXUXQM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOOLpLXUXQM[/video]

Please comment it, also I've been recently doing this videos, since I have some shy, and this is very difficult to me, so I've started to do videos to see if I can break my shy problem. Enjoy!

Best Regards,
Nathan Paulino Campos

 

[dezymond]

awesome video.

i didn't even know droidforums had an app, so thanks for this!

 

[dezymond]

Man this app is awesome

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[nathanpc]

Yeah. It's an awesome application

 

[OSX2000]

You should uninstall Advanced Task Killer, it's wasting your battery.

But yeah, the Droidforums app rocks.

 

[nathanpc]

You should uninstall Advanced Task Killer, it's wasting your battery.

But yeah, the Droidforums app rocks.

No, I need Advanced Task Killer, because Android have a lot of problems to close the applications

 

[bomber889]

You should uninstall Advanced Task Killer, it's wasting your battery.

But yeah, the Droidforums app rocks.

No, I need Advanced Task Killer, because Android have a lot of problems to close the applications

what type of problems do you have closing the applications that the back button wont do?

 

[boostedhonda]

It uses more battery power to have free memory than it does to use it that's why task killers aren't suggested to be used.

But on another note the droidforums app is amazing and nice video.
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[nathanpc]

Some of them don't close and keep running on background, slowing you device, as you may know

 

[boostedhonda]

Ok I see what your saying. I use it every once in a while but never always have it running just as needed.

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[bomber889]

Some of them don't close and keep running on background, slowing you device, as you may know

there will always be apps running in the background and they should not be slowing your device, unless the apps are written poorly

 

[boostedhonda]

Couldn't put it any better.

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[nathanpc]

Ok I see what your saying. I use it every once in a while but never always have it running just as needed.

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It was opened, because I've killed all the applications, to make my device faster to record the video. And I forgot to kill it

Some of them don't close and keep running on background, slowing you device, as you may know

there will always be apps running in the background and they should not be slowing your device, unless the apps are written poorly

The original Android browser don't close when you click on back

 

[bomber889]

Ok I see what your saying. I use it every once in a while but never always have it running just as needed.

Sent from my Droid using DroidForums App

It was opened, because I've killed all the applications, to make my device faster to record the video. And I forgot to kill it

Some of them don't close and keep running on background, slowing you device, as you may know

there will always be apps running in the background and they should not be slowing your device, unless the apps are written poorly

The original Android browser don't close when you click on back

killing all your applications actually decrease battery life and slow down your phone because all those applications you killed open back up after you kill them.
also, the browser actually can close when you click back, just depends how many times you press it.

 

[nathanpc]

Hmm, I didn't know that. Thanks for the advice