Monday 28 November 2011

Remote Web Desktop Full 5.6.3 for android


Remote Web Desktop Full

Requirements: Android 1.5+
Overview: The Best Web Desktop for Android phone!

The most powerful web desktop for Android phone, the top 10 hottest apps on AppBrain. It provides web-based access to your phone from the comfort of your PC or laptop. It works via a WiFi or USB connection, and some 3G connections.

★ Features
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✔ Web SMS: send, read and manage messages in browser. Support long SMS, mass-messages and fake SMS.
✔ File Explorer: manage SD card files and transfer files between phone and computer. Support multiple upload by drag-and-drop (for HTML 5 browser), image viewer, Media Player, etc.
✔ FTP Server: provide a high speed channel to transfer files between phone and computer, enable you to manage sdcard files in Window(s) File Explorer, browser or FTP client.
✔ Remote Control: remote control your android within your computer. Including mouse & keyboard emulation.
✔ WiFi Keyboard: allow you to type on your phone using your computer’s keyboard.
✔ Webcam: turns your phone into a wireless camera, view your camera with web browser (For 2.2+)
✔ Screen Capture: capture phone screen from web (for rooted phone)
✔ Shared Clipboard: share clipboard text between PC and phone.
✔ Wallpaper: set phone wallpaper by upload a picture or online picture.
✔ APK Web Installer: backup apps to SD card, and install APK through File Explorer of web desktop.
✔ Personal Web Server: serve your personal web pages on your phone.
✔ SSL HTTP: provide 512 bits RSA encrypt
✔ Network Bridge: support all ineternet connections (2G/3G/WiFi), access your phone at any place.
✔ Many new features are coming soon.
Remote Web Desktop Full

What’s in this version:
-Support multiple files download for Firefox, Chrome, Safari browsers

Download Instructions:

Launcher 7 – Donate 1.0.1.21.2 for android





Requirements: Android 2.1+
Overview: A Window(s) Phone 7 style launcher for Android.

Unlike other current WP7 launchers (Window(s) Phone Android, Metro UI), this one allows you to properly modify your start screen. Just long press on a tile and drag tile where you want!

Features:
- Ad-free
- 1×1, 2×1 and 1×2 tiles.
- tile bitmaps can cover the whole tile
- widgets on tiles
- tile reordering
- live contacts tile

TODO-list:
- configurable animation parameters (soon)
- clock tile of sorts
- more animated tiles
- facebook integration

What’s in this version:
-Animated contact tile now uses now-deprecated API to locate contacts
-Several bugs fixed from tile animation system
-Changed fly animation to be more wp7-like (you may need to adjust animation speed for best results)
Download Instructions:
http://www.filesonic.com/file/3973858554
Download Launcher 7 - Donate v1.0.1.21.2 apk

Gallery Lock Pro 2.2 for android


Gallery Lock Pro

Requirements: Android OS 1.6 +
Overview: Hide your privacy pic/videos.

Privacy protecting application that hides individual photo/video with password!

* Feature
- Manage photo by folder.
- Supports photos and videos.
- Easy link to existing gallery application
- Delicate design
- pincode,pattern password supports.

* After checking that the Lite version to work correctly is recommended to purchase.
* Be care to remove lite version without unhiding all pics/video. If you do that, you will lost pics/video.
* After purchase, please leave a comment(expect 5star)
* If app is crashing, so you can’t open it, follow below steps to recover it.
1) Uninstall Gallery Lock
2) Download Gallery Lock from the market and install it.
3) Go Setting in the application, Click “Find/Recover Missing files”
4) missing files will be recovered to /mnt/sdcard/DCIM/recover
5) run Gallery Lock.
Gallery Lock Pro

What’s in this version:
v2.2 : support Multi Select(2011.11.22)

Angry Birds Rio (Ad-Free) 1.4.0 for android

Angry Birds Rio 11


Requirements: Android 1.6+
Overview: What happens when everybody’s favorite fierce fowl get caged and shipped to Rio? They get very angry!
In Angry Birds Rio, the original Angry Birds are kidnapped and taken to the magical city of Rio de Janeiro, where they eventually escape their captors and set out to save their friends, Blu and Jewel–two rare macaws and the stars of the Fox motion picture, Rio. Angry Birds Rio pairs the physics-based gameplay of the original game with unique twists based on the film.

Angry Birds Rio Features:
Four fantastic episodes with 120 exciting levels
Completely new achievements
Special hidden fruit trophies to discover
Spectacular boss fights–the ultimate test of your Angry Birds skills
Expect plenty more to come: episodic updates continue throughout 2011

A New Reason for Revenge
Now, after an all-too-brief period of peace, a new mission is unveiled. Kidnapped, caged, and whisked away to a foreign land by animal smugglers, the Angry Birds escape the clutches of their bungling captors–but they soon discover a deeper purpose.

Slews of rare and endangered birds are being held captive in Rio de Janeiro, and it’s up to the Angry Birds to rescue their winged friends by cracking open their cages and setting them free.

20th Century Fox and Rovio have united feathery forces, joining the heroes of Angry Birds with the stars and storyline of Rio. Take off in a flurry of exciting gameplay and challenges as you escape the smugglers, smash through their hideouts, and embark on the biggest Angry Birds adventure yet!

Lend a Helping Wing
To save Blu and Jewel from the smugglers, the Angry Birds will need courage, selfless heroism, and one enormous slingshot. Slide your finger on the screen and let go to pull back and fling your avian friends. Tap the screen mid-flight to unleash each bird’s special ability. Pinch to zoom in and out of the environments and drag your finger to view different parts of each stage and plan the trajectory of each bird.

Boom Goes the Dynamite
Like previous installments, Angry Birds Rio is a physics-based puzzle game. Use the birds and their powers to most efficiently break through piles of different destructible objects. Crates, boards, stone, glass, TNT, and other materials are no match for an accurate shot with the right bird. Chuck the Angry Birds at locked cages to break them open and set rare birds free. As you progress in the game, you’ll also need to demolish the jungle hideouts of the smugglers’ monkey minions. Learn the strengths and abilities of each bird, and the behavior of the materials you’ll launch them against, to trigger chain reactions and achieve three stars in every level.

South America Blooms
From the dim and cluttered warehouse of the Smugglers’ Den to a rainforest-ringed clearing backed by snow-capped mountains, layers of dynamic scenery provide a sense of depth and movement unlike any other Angry Birds game. Against these evocative backdrops, the game’s feathery conflicts reveal deeper, more nuanced character behaviors: rare birds fly free from their crushed cages, fidgeting monkeys try to hold on to their crumbling hideouts, and much more.

The sound design perfectly captures Brazil’s urban and rural landscapes. Rio de Janeiro’s seedy side comes alive with clinking chains, creaking boards, cries of captured birds, and the murmur of cars rolling by the Smugglers’ Den. In the jungle, monkeys chatter and screech while the calls of birds, frogs, and insects fill the air as you line up your shots. The game’s distinctive theme also comes with a Brazilian-infused twist: the Angry Birds Rio Samba. Together, the sounds and music of Angry Birds Rio will have you dancing in your seat as you slingshot your way to free Blu, Jewel, and their friends.
Angry Birds Rio 11
What’s new in version 1.4.0
Six fantastic episodes with 165 exciting levels!
Completely new achievements!
Special hidden fruits – discover them all!
Put your Angry Birds skills to the ultimate test in a spectacular boss fight!

Download Instructions:

http://www.filesonic.com/file/3991615604
http://www.multiupload.com/X4A3HARY81
http://www.wupload.com/file/2539027177/Angry_Birds_Rio_Ad-Free_v1.4.0.apk

Cut the Rope 1.2 [Paid version // Ad-free] for android


Cut the Rope

Requirements: for all Android versions
Overview: The long-awaited hit game has finally arrived at Android! Join MORE THAN 40 MILLION PEOPLE who have already played this game and gave it an average rating of 4,81 (out of 5)!

The little monster Om Nom is hungry and the only thing standing between him and a full belly is you – that is your help cutting the ropes that hold the candy he wants. Swipe your finger across the ropes to release the delicious bundles into his mouth. But don’t forget to collect the stars and break the bubbles along the way – easier said than done when enemies and obstacles await!

Cut the Rope is an award-winning mobile game from ZeptoLab, was an instant phenomenon in the iOS App Store reaching the #1 spot globally, and continues to gain popularity as it makes its way onto Android.
Cut the Rope

What’s in this version:
New Tool Box packed with 25 new levels and featuring new game mechanics.
Bug fixes and optimizations.

Download Instructions:

Forex Trading by FXDD


New to Forex Trading

Topics Bank of CanadaIntro to Forex
Bank of EnglandWhat is Forex
Bank of JapanLiquid Currency Pairs
Bank of MexicoForex Currency Symbols
Europe Central BankBase & Counter Currency
Federal ReserveValue of Currencies
Reserve Bank of AustraliaBuying & Selling Forex
Reserve Bank of New ZealandBid / Ask Price
Introduction to the Foreign Exchange Markets

Although the foreign exchange market is the largest traded market in the world, its reach to the retail sector pales in comparison to the Equity and Fixed Income markets. This is in large part due to a general lack of awareness of FX in the investor community, along with a lack of understanding of how and why currencies move. Adding to the mystique of this market is the lack of a physical central exchange akin to the NYSE or the CME. It is this very lack of structure that enables the FX markets to operate on a 24-hour basis, beginning the trading day in New Zealand and continuing through the time zones.

Traditionally, access to the FX market was limited to the bank community that traded large blocks of currencies for commercial, hedging, or speculative purposes. The creation of firms like FXDD has opened the door of Forex trading to such institutions as funds and money managers, as well as to the individual retail trader. This sector of the market has grown exponentially over the past several years.
What is Foreign Exchange?

For active traders and investors, foreign exchange should be no different than other investment products such as equities, commodities or fixed-income. Because of globalization in the economic world and consolidation of whole economic regions (i.e., the European Union), including currencies in a portfolio helps to diversify assets and can reduce risk.

Just like other investment alternatives, foreign exchange offers traders/investors a market where they can buy or sell an investment product. In this case it is a specific Currency Pair. The currency pair may be the Euro versus the US Dollar, the US Dollar versus the Japanese Yen, the British Pound versus the US Dollar, the Euro versus British Pound, or a number of other currency combinations.

The different currency combinations represent nothing more than the value of one currency versus the value of another. That relationship is represented by a single price. In foreign exchange, the price of a currency pair is the market’s expectations (at that time) of the value of that currency measured against another currency given the current and expected economic and political situation in the two economies. In equity terms, it is the price of the stock.

If, for example, an economy’s inflation/interest rates are low and stable, if its output is growing strongly, or if its politics are stable and expectations are for more of the same, then one can expect (in general) for that country's currency to remain strong versus a less fundamentally favorable currency.

Contrasting that with an equity, if the domestic and global economy is strong, if inflation is not rampant, if competition is not taking away market share or eating into margins, if product demand and growth are strong, of if the companies internal "politics" are such that the workers are happy and productive, and expectations are for more of the same, then you can expect that company’s stock to remain strong versus a company with less favorable fundamentals.

Similar to equities there are other factors that determine the short term value of a product including technical analysis, short term supply and demand, seasonal capital flow patterns, the current price of the instrument, etc. It is these universal dynamics that will move a currency’s value up or down. (High Risk Warning )(Past Performance)


The Liquid Currency Pairs

Currencies, like equities and bonds, have pairs that are very liquid and those that are not so liquid. The liquid currencies can be characterized as those that are the most stable economically and politically. They include the countries that form the G7 - the United States, Japan, Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and Canada.

Since the unification of the European currencies into the EURO, the currencies that are most liquid now include the US Dollar, the Japanese Yen, the British Pound, the Euro, and the Canadian Dollar. It is estimated that activities in these currencies comprise more than 80% of the daily foreign exchange volume.
Foreign Currency Symbols

Currencies, like equities, have their own symbols that distinguish one from another. Since currencies are quoted in terms of the value of one against the value of another, a currency pair includes the "name" for both currencies, separated by a "/". The "name" is a three letter acronym. The first two letters are in most cases reserved for identification of the country. The last letter is the first letter of the unit of currency for that country.

For example,

    USD = United States Dollar

    GBP = Great Britain Pound

    JPY = Japanese Yen

    CAD = Canadian Dollar

    CHF = Confederatio Helvetica (Latin for Swiss Confederation) Franc

    NZD = New Zealand Dollar

    AUD = Australian Dollar

    NOK = Norwegian Krona

    SEK = Swedish Krona

Since the European Euro has no specific country attached to it, it goes simply by the acronym EUR.

By combining one currency, EUR, with another USD, you create a currency pair EUR/USD.
The Base and Counter Currency

One currency in a currency pair is always dominant. It is called the Base Currency. The base currency is identified as the first currency in a currency pair. It also is the currency that remains constant when determining a currency pair's price.

The Euro is the dominant base currency against all other global currencies. As a result, currency pairs against the EUR will be identified as EUR/USD, EUR/GBP, EUR/CHF, EUR/JPY, EUR/CAD, etc. All have the EUR acronym as the first in the sequence.

The British Pound is next in the hierarchy of currency name domination. The major currency pairs versus the GBP would, therefore be identified as GBP/USD, GBP/CHF, GBP/JPY, GBP/CAD. Apart from the EUR/GBP, expect to see GBP as the first currency in a currency pair.

The USD is the next dominant base currency. USD/CAD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF would be the normal currency pair convention for the major currencies. Since the EUR and the GBP are more dominant in terms of base currencies, the dollar is quoted as EUR/USD and GBP/USD.

Knowing the base currency is important as it determines the values of currencies (notional or real) exchanged when a foreign exchange deal is transacted.

The Counter Currency is the second currency in a Currency Pair notation.
The Value of Currencies

The base currency is ALWAYS equal to one of the currency's monetary unit of exchange (i.e., 1 Euro, 1 Pound, and 1 Dollar). When an investor buys 100,000 EUR/USD, he is said to be buying (or receiving) the EURO or the Base Currency and selling (or paying for) the USD or Counter Currency. The amount of the Base Currency he is buying is equal to 100,000 Euros. Note that this is true no matter the current exchange rate at the time. The base currency amount remains constant.

The Counter Currency equivalent amount that the investor is selling (or paying), on the other hand, will fluctuate with the exchange rate for the Currency Pair. It is equal to:
(Amount of Base Currency x Market Foreign Exchange Rate)

Since the Counter Currency is the part of the currency pair that fluctuates higher or lower, it determines the strength or weakness of both currencies in a currency pair. As one currency goes up, the other must go down.

Currencies trade in fractions of a full unit. The smallest fraction is called a "pip". Currencies trade in pips because exchanges of currencies for speculative reasons are generally for large amounts. This is because of the leverage that is available when trading Foreign Exchange.

FXDD provides a Maximum Trading Leverage Ratio of 100:1for standard accounts. At that ratio, a 100,000 EUR position would require $1,200 of Margin at an exchange rate of 1.2000. This is calculated by taking the US$ equivalent of 100,000 EUR or US$120,000 and dividing by the 100:1 leverage ratio.
Margin Required = $120,000 / 100 = $1,200

To determine the value of a pip for the deal above the following calculation would be made:

    Value in US$ = 1.20 x Par Amount of Base Currency = $120,000

    Value in US$ + a pip = (1.20+.0001) x Par Amount of Base Currency = $120,000

The value of a pip in dollars is equal to $120,000 - $119,990 or $10.

When a currency pair goes from a low price to a higher price, the Base Currency is said to have strengthened or gotten stronger. The converse is true for the Counter Currency. That is, it has weakened or gotten weaker as the Base Currency has gotten stronger.

Since Exchange Rates represent what a fixed amount of currency is equal to in terms of another currency, we have seen there is just one price for the Currency Pair. The movement of that price determines whether a currency is getting stronger or weaker.

If the EUR/USD exchange rate goes from 1.2000 to 1.2024, we have concluded that the EUR got stronger, the USD weaker. Why?

When looking at Foreign Exchange Rates (or prices) an action to Buy the Currency Pair implies buying the Base Currency, or EUR, and selling the Counter Currency, or USD. If the EUR/USD exchange rate moves higher, as expected, the trader can now sell the EUR/USD at a dearer/higher price. The difference represents a Profit to the trader that was Long, or who bought the EUR/USD Currency Pair.

Another way of looking at it is at 1.2000, an investor/trader could exchange 1 EUR for $1.20. At 1.2100, however, that same single EUR can now be exchanged for a higher amount of USD, in this case $1.21 USD. The EUR has strengthened or gotten stronger.
Transacting Foreign Exchange Fundamentals
Buying and Selling Foreign Exchange

What exactly do you buy or sell when you make a foreign currency transaction?

In reality, you are doing both actions - buying and selling. A transaction of Buying the EUR/USD at 1.2000 is actually buying the Euro and selling the Dollars at 1.2000 cents. If the Euro increases in value in relation to the dollar, the price would increase and the investor will make money.

If for whatever reason, a trader could not execute an order using FXDD, a verbal order to a broker could be the following:
"I buy 100,000 Euros and sell the dollar at the Market"
or
"I buy 500,000 EUR/USD on a 1.2100 stop"
or
"I buy 100,000 Euros vs. the Dollar at the market"

What is required on all verbal orders is the amount, the Currency Pair, the rate and/or the type of order. Simply saying "I buy the Dollar at the Market" is not good enough as it does not say what currency the trader wants to sell.
The Bid/Ask Price

Like equities, foreign exchange has a Bid price and an Ask price. The bid is where the market maker will buy. The ask is where the market maker will sell. For investors, the reverse is true. The bid price is where an investor can sell, while the ask is where an investor can buy.

The bid price is always less than the ask price. This makes logical sense as a market maker, like any investor, wants to buy low and sell high.

The spread between the bid and the ask is called the Bid/Ask Spread or Dealing Spread. The bid/ask spread is the premium that market makers charge to provide constant liquidity to a retail client base. For example, the bid and ask might be 1.2050/1.2055. The spread is 5 pips.

Paralleling foreign exchange trading to equities, a market maker, like FXDD, is the equivalent of a special

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