I have no idea where it came from, we all just stared at it, trying to deduce its function.
At least if it's an automotive part, Hubby can look at it and go "Oh, that's the whatzit switch from the thingie valve from a '68 Mustang fastback."
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I have no idea where it came from, we all just stared at it, trying to deduce its function.
At least if it's an automotive part, Hubby can look at it and go "Oh, that's the whatzit switch from the thingie valve from a '68 Mustang fastback."
I wonder if there's one for Librarything.
I just came across instructions for using RedLaser to scan ISBNs into LibraryThing [link] I bet that is easily modified for some Android app
Eta: I think I am deciding that I'd rather keep my library records on the web than on my phone, so I'd better finish getting everything into LibraryThing...
There's a LibraryThing app that will put your catalog on a PDA. This group over there discusses it: [link]
I can't believe my reflexive reaction was "What's a PDA?"
Good lord.
YOu could have at least said "What do public displays of affection have to do with anything?"
Public displays of aggression? What?
I have a PDA somewhere! I got it in a bag of stuff at a garage sale...
Can an older smartphone without a contract make calls with skype?
eta: if wi-fi enabled.
Skype operates over wi fi, so if you have that, you're good. Phone or computer.
Grr. I'm trying to set up a shortcut to turning on tethering on my phone. Currently I have to fire up Apps/Settings/Wireless & Networks/Tethering & portable hotspot/Portable Wi-Fi hotspot. Too long. And if I set up a shortcut to Wi-Fi, it's actually one step too deep in the wrong direction. In the previous release of Android, I could have a shortcut, but in Gingerbread, I can't work out how.
I downloaded Elixir 2, because it's supposed to let you make a shortcut to anything and everything, but same old same old--I can't work out how to go down the correct fork in the tree, just Apps/Settings/Wireless & Networks/Wi-Fi Settings.
eta: Never mind. Found QuickTeth, an app which is a shortcut to that setting page.