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Android Tools
Android Tools is powerfull Software for your Android Phone.
Android Tools is one such program helping you manage your phone, with the range of its abilities being quite wide and including anything from ADB commands to Fastboot and others. Requirements : - .NET Framework 4.6.2 - ADB USB Driver - Java RE 7/8 - Java JDK (Optional) - Make sure USB Debugging is activated in Developer Mode What's new on 1.2.1.2? -
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fPlayer
fPlayer is a GPL free audio player for Windows and Android.
fPlayer is a full-featured, GPL open-source audio player based on simplicity and usability, aimed to casual users which need a easy-to-use music player. It features a comprehensive library interface, with a simple quick list playback and ID3, playlist and lyrics support. Plus, it features extra features like a 10-channel equalizer, sound effects (pitch, tempo, echo, reverse playback). It is available currently in Spanish, Catalan and English. A new version for Android platforms is to planned be released mid-September 2014. ...
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