Na iOS-u ja mogu da skinem aplikacije kao što su Vevo, Songza i slične bez Pro XPN-a, a sa parama koje zaradim na FreeMyApps mogu da kupujem aplikacije i igre za Mac OSX i iOS kao i filmove, muziku, knjige i časopise.

Nadam se da će i Google uskoro omogućiti ovo isto na Play Store-u i to je bila cela poenta ove moje priče
Da ne bih više tupio i išao u off, ja ću sa ovim i završiti - hvala na pažnji i razumevanju

Poenta moje priče je da sve to može da se zaobiđe, kao što se zaobilazi iTunes kada praviš nalog (nema Srbija) i kucaš lažne podatke iz USA... Slažem se da je apple ovo bolje odradio što se tiče skupljanja $, daćemo malo vremena googletu 

Moze naravno ali daleko komplikovanije nego kod Applea.

Real Racing 3 - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.games.r3_row

Defender3 https://play. google. com/store/apps/details?id=com. Defender3

BubbleSmasher https://play. google. com/store/apps/details?id=com. smashgame. bubblesmasher

BlenderDefender https://play. google. com/store/apps/details?id=com. BlenderDefender

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Chat heads go live on Facebook Messenger as we await Facebook Home



Facebook this morning has rolled out an update to its Facebook Messenger app -- and "chat heads" are now live! These are the little persistent notifications that you get when someone messages you. Tap it to open and reply. You can move it around on the screen, but it'll remain docked to an edge. To get rid of it, just press, hold and toss to the bottom of the screen.

If you use Facebook Messenger but hate chat heads, there's an option in the settings to turn them off when you're using other apps, so they won't just float on your screen.

The Facebook application itself also has gotten an update this morning, in preparation for Facebook Home. (Some bugs were also squashed, according to the new changelog.)

We're expecting Facebook Home (the launcher) to go live anytime now.

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Facebook Home Is Now On The Play Store, Available For Select Devices

We just saw updates to Facebook and Messenger that were preparing for Facebook Home to arrive on Android. Now, the app is rolling out to the Play Store, albeit slowly. As of right now, links to the app here are pulling up the entry on some devices. We've been trying it out here at AP and some of us can get the app to come up, some can't, but it's clearly on its way.



The app is due to come out today, per Facebook's announcement back on the 4th, so keep an eye on the Play Store and let us know if you're able to download it. At launch, the only devices to be supported will be the HTC One X, One X+, Samsung Galaxy S III, Galaxy Note II, and (eventually) the One and Galaxy S4. Sorry, everyone else. You'll have to wait.

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Facebook Home Ported to all Android Devices



Yes, it’s been done. Whether that’s something to squeal in joy over or cringe in disgust about is up to you. However, that’s besides the point. Facebook’s ‘exclusive’ product reserved for the HTC One, One X, One X+, Samsung Galaxy S3, S4 and Note 2 (Don’t ask why there’s no love for other devices) debuted in the Play store on 13th of April, 2013 and has garnered a lackluster two-and-a-half stars rating with near 2 thousand votes. Want to know what’s the hype about? Read on.

After a bit of modding with the Facebook and Home APKs, XDA Senior Member theos0o has successfully ported Facebook Home to all devices running Android. Both rooted and unrooted phones may take advantage of this port and get a taste of what things are all about, requiring users to simply download and install the 2 APK files provided. A reboot may be required if the app does not run at first. However, all previous versions of Facebook installed must be uninstalled to make way for the modded version of Facebook that’s required, thus root access may be necessary if your device came preloaded with Facebook in order to complete the process and get Facebook Home up and running.

Now, does Facebook Home live up to the hype and expectations? Well, it depends. If you were expecting a simple and minimalistic launcher that conveniently displays your Facebook news feed with scrolling images and quick access to Facebook Messenger and app drawer, then you may want to check it out. If you were expecting a sophisticated and intuitive home launcher that’s comparable to Android, then it certainly does not. There’s no support for our beloved widgets, the wallpaper cannot be changed, and the amount of Internet data and memory it consumes will be unbelievable.

If you would like to try Facebook Home out on your Android device, check out the original thread for more details and download.

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Microsoft Outlook.com Android App Gets New UI, Real Features, No Longer Looks Like It Shipped With Donut

Last November, Microsoft released an Outlook.com 'app' for Android. I say 'app,' because it was only one in the strictest sense of the word. It was functional (barely), but it was also absolutely disgusting to look at, didn't do push email, and generally kind of sucked. The new app appears to suck much less, especially in the visual sense.



It has a completely designed don't-call-it-Metro UI look, push email, calendar and contact sync, and conversation view mode. So, it's actually a real, usable email app now. Exciting! Head to the Play Store to get it.

PlayStore link

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