#Tips for Android Application

[webtechjournal]

Common Reasons Mobile Apps Fail – and How to Avoid Them

In today’s hyper-digital world, mobile apps are no longer just an accessory — they are a necessity. From streamlining business operations to enhancing customer engagement, apps play a pivotal role in the digital ecosystem. Yet, despite the increasing demand, a large percentage of mobile apps fail shortly after launch. If you're planning to invest in one, understanding why mobile apps fail and how to avoid these pitfalls is crucial for success.

As a leading mobile app development company, we’ve seen firsthand the many challenges businesses face in turning an app idea into a successful digital product. In this article, we explore the most common reasons apps fail and offer practical strategies to prevent them.

1. Lack of Market Research

The Problem:

Many businesses dive headfirst into development without analyzing market demand or understanding their target audience. Building an app based solely on assumptions often leads to products that no one wants or needs.

How to Avoid It:

Start with solid market research. Identify your target audience, analyze competitor apps, gather user feedback, and validate your idea before investing in development. A reputable mobile app development company can assist with user surveys, MVP testing, and competitor analysis to ensure your app aligns with real-world needs.

2. Poor User Experience (UX) and Interface (UI) Design

The Problem:

Even if an app has great functionality, poor design can drive users away. Cluttered interfaces, slow loading times, confusing navigation, and non-intuitive layouts are major deal breakers.

How to Avoid It:

Prioritize UI/UX design during the planning phase. A seamless and aesthetically pleasing interface will keep users engaged. Choose a mobile app development company that emphasizes user-centered design and conducts thorough usability testing before launch.

3. Neglecting Platform Compatibility

The Problem:

Many apps perform well on one platform but lag or malfunction on another, alienating a large segment of users.

How to Avoid It:

Ensure cross-platform compatibility from the start. Whether you’re targeting iOS, Android, or both, your app should deliver a consistent experience. Partner with a mobile app development company experienced in building responsive, platform-agnostic apps using frameworks like Flutter, React Native, or native technologies where appropriate.

4. Inadequate Testing Before Launch

The Problem:

Rushing to market without comprehensive testing can lead to bugs, crashes, and performance issues, resulting in poor reviews and low retention rates.

How to Avoid It:

Conduct thorough quality assurance (QA) across all stages of development. This includes functionality testing, load testing, security testing, and device testing. An experienced mobile app development company will have dedicated QA teams to ensure your app is polished and bug-free before launch.

5. Lack of a Clear Monetization Strategy

The Problem:

Some apps fail because there’s no thought-out plan to generate revenue, leading to unsustainable business models.

How to Avoid It:

From the outset, define how your app will make money — whether through in-app purchases, subscriptions, ads, or one-time fees. Work with your mobile app development company to implement seamless monetization strategies that enhance (not disrupt) the user experience.

6. Ignoring User Feedback and Analytics

The Problem:

Failing to monitor user behavior or address feedback can lead to stagnation and eventual decline.

How to Avoid It:

Implement analytics tools to track user interactions, retention rates, and feature usage. Encourage users to leave feedback and reviews. Continuously iterate based on real-world data. A good mobile app development company will offer post-launch support and data-driven optimization.

7. Lack of Marketing and Promotion

The Problem:

Even the best app won’t succeed if no one knows about it. Many apps die in obscurity due to poor marketing efforts.

How to Avoid It:

Invest in app marketing early in the development cycle. Leverage social media, influencer partnerships, app store optimization (ASO), and digital advertising. Collaborate with a mobile app development company that can guide your marketing efforts or has partnerships with digital marketing experts.

8. Security and Privacy Concerns

The Problem:

Inadequate data protection can break user trust and even lead to legal issues, especially with GDPR or HIPAA regulations.

How to Avoid It:

Prioritize security by integrating encryption, secure APIs, and proper data storage protocols. Ensure compliance with industry standards. Choose a mobile app development company that adheres to best practices in mobile security and data privacy.

Final Thoughts

Building a mobile app is a significant investment, and its success depends on more than just a good idea. By understanding the common reasons apps fail and working with a professional mobile app development company, you can dramatically increase your chances of creating a product that users love and that drives business growth.

Avoid the common pitfalls. Plan meticulously, design beautifully, test rigorously, and market smartly. Your app deserves more than just a spot on the app store — it deserves success.

[sabelacarsonsblog]

UI/UX Design Tips for Stunning Android Apps

Learn top UI/UX design tips for building beautiful, user-friendly Android apps. Boost your app’s engagement with proven design methods.

[what-even-is-thiss]

Free or Cheap Mandarin Chinese Learning Resources Because You Can't Let John Cena One Up You Again

I will update this list as I learn of any more useful ones. If you want general language learning resources check out this other post. This list is Mandarin specific. Find lists for other specific languages here.

For the purposes of this list "free" means something that is either totally free or has a useful free tier. "Cheap" is a subscription under $10USD a month, a software license or lifetime membership purchase under $100USD, or a book under $30USD. If you want to suggest a resource for this list please suggest ones in that price range that are of decent quality and not AI generated.

WEBSITES

Dong Chinese - A website with lessons, a pinyin guide, a dictionary, and various videos and practice tests. With a free account you're only allowed to do one lesson every 12 hours. To do as many lessons as quickly as you want it costs $10 a month or $80 a year.

Domino Chinese - A paid website with video based lessons from absolute beginner to college level. They claim they can get you ready to get a job in China. They offer a free trial and after that it's $5 a month or pay what you can if you want to support their company.

Chinese Education Center - This is an organization that gives information to students interested in studying abroad in China. They have free text based lessons for beginners on vocab, grammar, and handwriting.

Pleco Dictionary App - This is a very popular dictionary app on both iOS and Android. It has a basic dictionary available for free but other features can be purchased individually or in bundles. A full bundle that has what most people would want is about $30 but there are more expensive options with more features.

MIT OpenCourseWare Chinese 1 2 3 4 5 6 - These are actual archived online courses from MIT available for free. You will likely need to download them onto your computer.

Learn Chinese Web Application From Cambridge University - This is a free downloadable file with Mandarin lessons in a PC application. There's a different program for beginner and intermediate.

Learn Chinese Everyday - A free word a day website. Every day the website posts a different word with pronunciation, stroke order, and example sentences. There's also an archive of free downloadable worksheets related to previous words featured on the website.

Chinese Boost - A free website and blog with beginner lessons and articles about tips and various resources to try.

Chinese Forums - An old fashioned forum website for people learning Chinese to share resources and ask questions. It's still active as of when I'm making this list.

Du Chinese - A free website and an app with lessons and reading and listening practice with dual transcripts in both Chinese characters and pinyin. They also have an English language blog with tips, lessons, and information on Chinese culture.

YOUTUBE CHANNELS

Chinese For Us - A channel that provides free video lessons for beginners. The channel is mostly in English.

Herbin Mandarin - A channel with a variety of lessons for beginners. The channel hasn't uploaded in a while but there's a fairly large archive of lessons to watch. The channel is mainly in English.

Mandarin Blueprint - This channel is by a couple of guys who also run a paid website. However on their YouTube channel there's a lot of free videos with tips about how to go about learning Chinese, pronunciation and writing tips, and things of that nature. The channel is mainly in English.

Blabla Chinese - A comprehensible input channel with content about a variety of topics for beginner to intermediate. The video descriptions are in English but the videos themselves are all in Mandarin.

Lazy Chinese - A channel aimed at intermediate learners with videos on general topics, grammar, and culture. They also have a podcast. The channel has English descriptions but the videos are all in Mandarin.

Easy Mandarin - A channel associated with the easy languages network that interviews people on the street in Taiwan about everyday topics. The channel has on screen subtitles in traditional characters, pinyin, and English.

StickynoteChinese - A relatively new channel but it already has a decent amount of videos. Jun makes videos about culture and personal vlogs in Mandarin. The channel is aimed at learners from beginner to upper intermediate.

Story Learning Chinese With Annie - A comprehensible input channel almost entirely in Mandarin. The host teaches through stories and also makes videos about useful vocabulary words and cultural topics. It appears to be aimed at beginner to intermediate learners.

LinguaFlow Chinese - Another relatively new channel but they seem to be making new videos regularly. The channel is aimed at beginner to intermediate learners and teaches and provides listening practice with video games. The channel is mostly in Mandarin.

Lala Chinese - A channel with tips on grammar and pronunciation with the occasional vlog for listening practice, aimed at upper beginner to upper intermediate learners. Some videos are all in Mandarin while others use a mix of English and Mandarin. Most videos have dual language subtitles onscreen.

Grace Mandarin Chinese - A channel with general information on the nitty gritty of grammar, pronunciation, common mistakes, slang, and useful phrases for different levels of learners. Most videos are in English but some videos are fully in Mandarin.

READING PRACTICE

HSK Reading - A free website with articles sorted into beginner, intermediate, and advanced. Every article has comprehension questions. You can also mouse over individual characters and see the pinyin and possible translations. The website is in a mix of English and Mandarin.

chinesegradedreader.com - A free website with free short readings up to HSK level 3 or upper intermediate. Each article has an explaination at the beginning of key vocabulary words in English and you can mouse over individual characters to get translations.

Mandarin Companion - This company sells books that are translated and simplified versions of classic novels as well as a few originals for absolute beginners. They are available in both traditional and simplified Chinese. Their levels don't appear to be aligned with any HSK curriculum but even their most advanced books don't have more than 500 individual characters according to them so they're likely mostly for beginners to advanced beginners. New paperbacks seem to usually be $14 but cheaper used copies, digital copies, and audiobooks are also available. The website is in English.

Graded Chinese Readers - Not to be confused with chinese graded reader, this is a website with information on different graded readers by different authors and different companies. The website tells you what the book is about, what level it's for, whether or not it uses traditional or simplified characters, and gives you a link to where you can buy it on amazon. They seem to have links to books all the way from HSK 1 or beginner to HSK 6 or college level. A lot of the books seem to be under $10 but as they're all from different companies your mileage and availability may vary. The website is in English.

Mandarin Bean - A website with free articles about Chinese culture and different short stories. Articles are sorted by HSK level from 1 to 6. The website also lets you switch between traditional or simplified characters and turn the pinyin on or off. It also lets you mouse over characters to get a translation. They have a relatively expensive paid tier that gives you access to video lessons and HSK practice tests and lesson notes but all articles and basic features on the site are available on the free tier without an account. The website is in a mix of Mandarin and English.

Mandarin Daily News - This is a daily newspaper from Taiwan made for children so the articles are simpler, have illustrations and pictures, and use easier characters. As it's for native speaker kids in Taiwan, the site is completely in traditional Chinese.

New Tong Wen Tang for Chrome or Firefox - This is a free browser extension that can convert traditional characters to simplified characters or vice versa without a need to copy and paste things into a separate website.

PODCASTS

Melnyks Chinese - A podcast for more traditional audio Mandarin Chinese lessons for English speakers. The link I gave is to their website but they're also available on most podcatcher apps.

Chinese Track - Another podcast aimed at learning Mandarin but this one goes a bit higher into lower intermediate levels.

Dimsum Mandarin - An older podcast archive of 30 episodes of dialogues aimed at beginner to upper beginner learners.

Dashu Mandarin - A podcast run by three Chinese teachers aimed at intermediate learners that discusses culture topics and gives tips for Mandarin learners. There are also male teachers on the podcast which I'm told is relatively rare for Mandarin material aimed at learners and could help if you're struggling to understand more masculine speaking patterns.

Learning Chinese Through Stories - A storytelling podcast mostly aimed at intermediate learners but they do have some episodes aimed at beginner or advanced learners. They have various paid tiers for extra episodes and learning material on their patreon but there's still a large amount of episodes available for free.

Haike Mandarin - A conversational podcast in Taiwanese Mandarin for intermediate learners. Every episode discusses a different everyday topic. The episode descriptions and titles are entirely in traditional Chinese characters. The hosts provide free transcripts and other materials related to the episodes on their blog.

Learn Chinese With Ju - A vocabulary building podcast aimed at intermediate learners. The podcast episodes are short at around 4-6 minutes and the host speaks about a variety of topics in a mix of English and Mandarin.

xiaoyuzhou fm - An iOS app for native speakers to listen to podcasts. I’m told it has a number of interactive features. If you have an android device you’ll likely have to do some finagling with third party apps to get this one working. As this app is for native speakers, the app is entirely in simplified Chinese.

Apple Podcast directories for Taiwan and China - Podcast pages directed towards users in those countries/regions.

SELF STUDY TEXTBOOKS AND DICTIONARIES

Learning Chinese Characters - This series is sorted by HSK levels and each volume in the series is around $11. Used and digital copies can also be found for cheaper.

HSK Standard Course Textbooks - These are textbooks designed around official Chinese government affiliated HSK tests including all of the simplified characters, grammar, vocab, and cultural knowledge necessary to pass each test. There are six books in total and the books prices range wildly depending on the level and the seller, going for as cheap as $14 to as expensive as $60 though as these are pretty common textbooks, used copies and cheaper online shops can be found with a little digging. The one I have linked to here is the HSK 1 textbook. Some textbook sellers will also bundle them with a workbook, some will not.

Chinese Made Easy for Kids - Although this series is aimed at children, I'm told that it's also very useful for adult beginners. There's a large number of textbooks and workbooks at various levels. The site I linked to is aimed at people placing orders in Hong Kong but the individual pages also have links to various other websites you can buy them from in other countries. The books range from $20-$35 but I include them because some of them are cheaper and they seem really easy to find used copies of.

Reading and Writing Chinese - This book contains guides on all 2300 characters in the HSK texts as of 2013. Although it is slightly outdated, it's still useful for self study and is usually less than $20 new. Used copies are also easy to find.

Basic Chinese by Mcgraw Hill - This book also fuctions as a workbook so good quality used copies can be difficult to find. The book is usually $20 but it also often goes on sale on Amazon and they also sell a cheaper digital copy.

Chinese Grammar: A beginner's guide to basic structures - This book goes over beginner level grammar concepts and can usually be found for less than $20 in print or as low as $2 for a digital copy.

Collins Mandarin Chinese Visual Dictionary - A bilingual English/Mandarin visual dictionary that comes with a link to online audio files. A new copy goes for about $14 but used and digital versions are available.

Merriam-Webster's Chinese to English Dictionary - In general Merriam Websters usually has the cheapest decent quality multilingual dictionaries out there, including for Mandarin Chinese. New editions usually go for around $8 each while older editions are usually even cheaper.

(at the end of the list here I will say I had a difficult time finding tv series specifically made for learners of Mandarin Chinese so if you know of any that are made for teenage or adult learners or are kids shows that would be interesting to adults and are free to watch without a subscription please let me know and I will add them to the list. There's a lot of Mandarin language TV that's easy to find but what I'm specifically interested in for these lists are free to watch series made for learners and/or easy to understand kids shows originally made in the target language that are free and easy to access worldwide)

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[becomingthatgirl111]

how you can use social media in a healthy way

set your intention:

what use do you want to make of social media?

which apps do you want to keep using and which not (or reduce their consumption)?

how much time are you spending on it? how much do you want to spend on it?

establishes limits of use:

you can activate or deactivate certain applications when you are no longer using them so that they do not distract you or add a time limit depending on how much time or how many days a week you want to use the app.

how to set the time of use?:

ios:

settings > usage time > limit app usage > add limit

you can also limit apps only in focus, work, do not disturb or whatever mode you have set.

settings > focus > the category in which you want to activate it > focus filters

android:

settings > well-being and parental controls > set time for your apps

pros and cons:

make a list of where social media is good for you and where it is bad for you. anything that is hurting you stop watching or following.

value your real time:

not having social media or having control over it brings you more in your life and personal growth. for example, how many of us have woken up and the first thing we have done was to look at instagram or another social network and that has made us lose time of our morning? instead you can do a short meditation or breathing to start the day off right, it also reduces stress and anxiety.

just think about how much you spend a week being stuck in social media and imagine what activities you could develop in that time.

other tips:

look for an activity you would like to try

socialize more with your friends

keep your cell phone away from you or in a “do not disturb” or “concentration” mode when you are engaged in an activity

spend more time in nature

uninstall or deactivate those apps that no longer benefit you, try it for a while.

don't take anything personally from what people may share there.

conclusions:

when you have a routine, things to do, you don't pay as much attention to being online all the time, so it's not such a hard task. i'm not saying stop using your phone but i'm writing this post for all those people who spend all day scrolling or really spend a lot of time watching tik tok or instagram, that's not healthy in the end.

of course you can still use social media but with knowledge and in a way that does not harm you or does not compromise your time too much. the most important thing is not to be glued to a phone watching what others do but enjoy your life.

[sgiandubh]

The Crafty Distillery mystery - well, not really...

It has recently been brought to my attention that speculation is rife, across the street, about a potential business partnership/investment project between Crafty Scottish Distillers, a small gin and (now) single malt whisky distillery based in Newton Stewart (Dumfries and Galloway) and Sassenach Spirits.

The speculation some deemed borderline prophetic was based, as always, on social media likes and follows, a (properly documented) prior collaboration for S's gin, recent public expansion plans of the distillery and some pics from what is thought to have been a business lunch.

Let's unpack, shall we?

[Edited for accuracy - see below]:

For one, S's like is gone with the wind, since the moment it was found and posted - if you ever had any doubts left about some prominent blogs being read, reacted upon and sometimes even toyed with (which I believe was the case, across the street), that is:

[Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DFlCT6MO4hj/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==]

As far as we know, according to the UK Government's company register, the Crafty Scottish Distillers has been founded in 2015, with a relatively substantial investment ( £200.000) by Mr. Graham Taylor, its sole owner and Person With Significant Control (PSC):

[Source: Companies House - and no, I am not providing any link]

As the business expanded, a bank loan was deemed necessary and granted by the Royal Bank of Scotland, in June 2022:

[Source: Companies House]

We know what this money was used for: they built a storage silo. A permit was granted, to this extent, by the Dumfries and Galloway Council, in May 2022 and used to justify the loan:

[Source: the Dumfries and Galloway Council webpage]

And recently, the company decided to further expand, this time with a more ambitious objective in mind. They want to build a distillery with tasting area (along with other building projects and amenities) and to perhaps expand the siting of the grain silo:

The building permit was granted conditionally (as for the GLA Taj Mahal, heh), on 19 December 2024, which means they have three years from that moment to complete the investment project:

Since they probably did not want to take another bank loan (we'd have documentation listed, if so), what they immediately did was to organize a crowdfunding operation, like many other small Scottish distilleries:

This is where the 'link in bio' would have taken you, before the crowdfunding was completed, at least as far as I can tell:

As mentioned, they are not the only ones having that clever idea:

[Source: https://www.crowdcube.com/]

At this point in time, there is no way to tell if S or Norouzi pitched in, either as private investors, or via the Latha Ur company. It might be too early and there is nothing (yet?) to substantiate. Business angels exist, after all, and I would not be surprised if at least one of them were a silent partner, by now. However, they could have just met for talks related to a new batch of gin - why not? happened before, after all - or simply to have a good time, as friends. Which they obviously are, by now.

And yes, this is me speculating.

The crowdfunding operation seems to have successfully ended on February 2, with a thank you note to those who pitched in, also suggesting some of them 'have been a part of [the] journey so far' - the one S and Norouzi liked (see above):

Unlike what was written by the other blogger, the main objective seems to be related not as much to doubling the production, but to the diversification of the on-site product/service offer:

[Source: Supporting Statement by the Crafty Scottish Distillers to their building permit application - 15 October 2024; the Dumfries and Galloway Council webpage]

I can't help but wonder for how long has a certain blogger been sitting on this obvious PR tip, so juicy it just had to be previewed with that awful April Fool's Day Android/Lego humoresque. Because no, the current planning documents are not readily available and certainly not listed as such by Google - perhaps stopping the unnecessary lies would be a decent option?

[Later edit]: As stated above, and given the fact I don't follow S's social media accounts, an eagle-eye friend (gracias a ti, siempre 😘) sent me this:

As we can see, S's like is still there. Which makes it even clearer the entire Lego charade was, in fact, quite probably a PR tip, as I supposed. Self-fulfilling prophecies are what they are, after all.

This also makes me both a lousy stalker and a lousy PR plant, which is something to behold, let's agree at least on this. Fantasy having its public, of course.

[mariacallous]

If you have push notifications turned on for sensitive apps, you may want to reconsider your settings.

The United States government and foreign law enforcement can demand Apple and Google share metadata associated with push notifications from apps on iOS and Android, according to a US senator and court records reviewed by WIRED. These notifications can reveal which apps a person uses, along with other information that may be pertinent to law enforcement investigations.

US Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, highlighted the government surveillance technique in a letter sent to the US Department of Justice (DOJ) today. Wyden is specifically asking the DOJ to allow Apple and Google to discuss government requests for push notification records with their users, which Wyden says the US government has required them to keep secret thus far.

“In the spring of 2022, my office received a tip that government agencies in foreign countries were demanding smartphone ‘push’ notification records from Google and Apple,” Wyden wrote in the letter, which was first reported by Reuters. “My staff have been investigating this tip for the past year, which included contacting Apple and Google. In response to that query, the companies told my staff that information about this practice is restricted from public release by the government.”

App developers deliver push notifications using Apple’s Push Notification Service on iOS or Google’s Firebase Cloud Messaging on Android. Each user of an app is assigned a “push token,” which is transferred between the app and the mobile operating system’s push notification service. Push tokens are not permanently assigned to a single user, and new tokens may be generated when a person reinstalls an app or switches to a new device.

To identify a person of interest and whom they may have been communicating with, law enforcement must first go to an app developer to obtain the relevant push token and then bring it to the operating system maker—Apple or Google—and request information on which account the token is associated with. This puts the tech giants in “a unique position to facilitate government surveillance of how users are using particular apps,” Wyden writes.

According to Wyden, the records that governments can obtain from Apple and Google include metadata that reveals which apps a person has used, when they’ve received notifications, and the phone associated with a particular Google or Apple account. The content of push notifications is not included in this information, but, for at least some apps, law enforcement could obtain information about the content of specific pushes through additional requests based on the information from the push tokens.

While Wyden’s letter says that governments outside the US have requested people’s push notification records, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has done so as well. A February 2021 search warrant application submitted by an FBI agent to the US District Court in Washington, DC, requested details for two accounts controlled by Meta (then Facebook), specifically citing a request for push notification tokens. The search warrant request related to an investigation into a person accused of taking part in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol.

Meta, which owns Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, did not immediately respond to WIRED’s request to comment. A spokesperson for Signal, the popular encrypted messaging app, also did not respond. The DOJ declined to comment.

Although Wyden is asking the DOJ to allow Apple and Google to discuss government requests for push notification records, the senator’s letter appears to have enabled them to do just that.

An Apple spokesperson tells WIRED that the company has updated its Law Enforcement Guidelines in its transparency report to reflect government requests for push notification records. The company will also begin to detail these requests in its next transparency report. Apple's updated rules for police requests say push notification records “may be obtained with a subpoena or greater legal process.”

“Apple is committed to transparency and we have long been a supporter of efforts to ensure that providers are able to disclose as much information as possible to their users,” Apple says in a statement. “In this case, the federal government prohibited us from sharing any information and now that this method has become public we are updating our transparency reporting to detail these kinds of requests.”

Google confirmed to WIRED that it receives requests for push notification records, but the company says it already includes these types of requests in its transparency reports. The company says requests from US-based law enforcement for push notification records require court orders with judicial approval.

“We were the first major company to publish a public transparency report sharing the number and types of government requests for user data we receive, including the requests referred to by Senator Wyden,” a Google spokesperson tells WIRED. “We share the senator’s commitment to keeping users informed about these requests.”

A WIRED review of Google’s most recent transparency report for the period between December 2019 and December 2022 found that it does not specifically break out government requests for push notification records, and Google confirmed that it aggregates this data in its transparency report.

Google’s transparency report shows that the US government requested Google Cloud Platform data from enterprise customers 175 times during the period, and of those, used a search warrant 13 times. It is unclear whether any of those requests for user data included push notification records—details that may, following Wyden’s letter, be revealed in the future.

[onecooooooolcat]

Hi, do you still have modded spotify rec for android? Mine stopped working and the new one I got gives me ads, doesn't show any song in my my playlists either.

if u were using xmanager then yh ik on the reddit n discord a lot of ppl are getting issues personally im not really getting many issues it's still usable for me but i suspect it myb has to do with the phone version bc my phone is pretty outdated. i saw someone say u can download the real spotify app n adguard dns on ur phone n it will block the ads but ofc u wont get any of the premium features n i hvnet tried it myself. spotube is a good alternative to spotify but i wld highly suggest making a second spotify acc copying over ur liked songs n other playlists to it n then logging in with tht one to spotube so u dont accidentally lose ur og account.

my tips for xmanager which i cant verify but it's just what seems to work for me. i frequently use spotify on the desktop application (modded as well) as well even if im listening on my phone i usually control from my laptop since im in front my laptop so if it's possible to log in on desktop or web (mine is not modded) i wld suggest doing tht from time to time n seeing if it helps. usually when it's giving trouble i play a song on web with browser vpn on n hving the xmanager open on my android at the same time n tht helps n then i close web n go back to android. downloading an older version of xmanager also works sometimes i was using 512 for a bit then i reupgraded. also i find sometimes if xmanager isnt working del it download real spotify app play a song for a bit then delete n reinstall xmanager sometimes tht does the trick. if u dont hv access to a laptop myb see if visitng spotiyf web player on ur phone using show desktop version will help.

unfortunately i hvent found any xmanager alternatives. um those apk sites some ppl have said u can find modded vers there but ive nvr tried any personally n they tend to be hit or miss so you'll hv to keep trying till u find one. n again when trying those apps i wld advise making a 2nd spotify acc n siging in with tht first n testing it.

lately ive been really trying to find alternatives but so far no luck. if u follow me u can keep a look out I'll def post if i find an alternative to xmanager if not u can always send another anon sometime to check back.

[daisygrace9871]

5 Common Mistakes to Avoid When You Hire Android App Developers

Hiring the right Android app developer is an important step for your mobile app project. Whether you are a startup or a well-established business, building a successful Android app starts with having the right team on your side. But many businesses make simple hiring mistakes that lead to poor app quality, delays, or extra costs.

In this blog, we will discuss the 5 most common mistakes to avoid when you hire Android app developers, and how to find the best talent, especially if you're planning to hire Android app developers in India.

1. Not Checking Developer’s Experience and Portfolio

One of the biggest mistakes is not checking the developer's past work. Experience matters a lot in Android app development. Many people hire Android developers without knowing what kind of apps they have built before.

What to Do Instead:

Always ask for their portfolio and check their previous apps.

See if their apps are live on the Google Play Store.

Check user reviews and app performance.

Make sure their experience matches your app idea.

If you want to hire dedicated Android app developers, ensure they have experience in your industry — whether it's eCommerce, healthcare, or gaming.

2. Ignoring Technical Skills and Latest Trends

Many businesses focus only on basic coding knowledge, but Android development is more than that. A good developer should know the latest Android technologies like Kotlin, Jetpack, Firebase, and Android Studio updates.

What to Do Instead:

Test their skills with a small assignment or live coding session.

Ask if they are familiar with modern tools and libraries.

Ensure they follow Google’s Material Design and UI/UX guidelines.

When you plan to hire Android developers in India, check if they stay updated with the latest industry trends. Developers who regularly update their skills will build better apps.

3. Choosing Price Over Quality

It’s common to look for cheap options, especially for startups. But choosing a developer just because they charge less can cost more in the long run. Poorly coded apps may crash, have bugs, or face performance issues.

What to Do Instead:

Focus on value, not just the price.

Compare skills, communication, and past performance.

Choose developers who understand your project goals.

If you're planning to hire Android developers India, you can get a good mix of quality and affordability. But don’t pick the cheapest option blindly. Instead, hire dedicated Android developers who care about quality.

Read More:- How to Hire Android App Developers for Long-Term Project Support

4. Poor Communication and Time Zone Confusion

Communication is the key to a successful project. Some developers may not communicate clearly or give timely updates. Also, if they are in a different time zone, it may lead to delays or missed meetings.

What to Do Instead:

Choose developers who speak and write English clearly.

Set communication tools and time slots (Zoom, Slack, Emails).

Ask how often they will provide updates.

If you're hiring from another country, say you're planning to hire Android app developers in India, make sure they are comfortable working with your time zone. India has a large talent pool, and many teams are flexible with international clients.

5. Not Signing an NDA or Clear Contract

Many people forget the legal part of the hiring process. If you don’t sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) or a proper contract, your app idea might be at risk. Also, without a contract, it becomes hard to manage timelines, payments, or project scope.

What to Do Instead:

Always sign an NDA to protect your app idea.

Set clear milestones and payment terms in the contract.

Mention ownership of code and rights.

This step is very important, especially when you hire Android application developers from a different country or on a freelance basis.

Bonus Tips for Hiring the Best Android App Developers

1. Hire Android App Developers with Industry Experience

Choose someone who understands your business domain. For example, a developer who has built fitness apps before can better handle a similar project.

2. Go for Dedicated Developers

When you hire dedicated Android app developers, they work only on your project. This ensures full attention and better results.

3. Choose Developers from a Trusted Company

If you don’t want to go through the hassle of checking individual freelancers, consider partnering with a reputed company. Many top tech firms offer Android developers for hire who are pre-vetted, experienced, and reliable.

4. Prefer Developers from India

If you're looking to hire Android app developer India, you're making a smart choice. Android app developers in India are skilled, affordable, and widely known for delivering high-quality apps.

Read More:- Hire Android App Developers for Food Delivery App Development

Why Hire Android App Developers in India?

India is one of the top destinations for hiring app developers. Here's why:

Cost-effective solutions without compromising on quality

Large talent pool with diverse industry expertise

Flexible working hours to match global time zones

English-speaking professionals for smooth communication

Quick turnaround time and scalable teams

Many global businesses choose to hire Android developers in India for these reasons. Whether you need one developer or a full team, hiring Android app developers in India gives you a competitive edge.

Conclusion

Hiring the right Android app developer is not easy — but avoiding these 5 common mistakes can help you make the right choice. Whether you want to build a social media app, an eCommerce platform, or an enterprise-level solution, it’s important to:

Check experience and portfolio

Review technical skills and latest tools

Prioritize quality over low cost

Ensure smooth communication

Sign a clear contract with NDA

If you want to hire Android app developers, especially from a cost-effective and high-quality talent pool, consider hiring Android app developers in India. You’ll find skilled professionals who can turn your app idea into a real success.

[mathsinfluencer]

Did You Know the Math Simulation Software GeoGebra? 🎓🧮

In the realm of educational technology, few tools have revolutionized the way we teach and learn mathematics as profoundly as GeoGebra. This dynamic software seamlessly blends geometry, algebra, calculus, and statistics, offering a versatile platform for students and educators alike. Whether you're a teacher aiming to bring mathematical concepts to life or a student looking to explore the depths of math, GeoGebra has something to offer.

What is GeoGebra? 🤔

GeoGebra is an interactive mathematics software designed to make learning and teaching math more engaging and effective. It's a powerful tool that integrates various branches of mathematics into a single platform, providing users with a comprehensive suite of tools to explore mathematical concepts visually and interactively.

Key Features of GeoGebra 🌟

Interactive Geometry: With GeoGebra, you can create constructions and models using points, vectors, segments, lines, polygons, and conic sections. The dynamic nature of these objects allows for real-time manipulation, making abstract concepts tangible and easier to understand.

Algebraic Integration: Directly input equations and coordinates to see their graphical representations. GeoGebra links algebraic and geometric views, helping users see the relationships between different mathematical expressions.

Calculus Tools: Explore derivatives, integrals, and functions with ease. GeoGebra's calculus tools are designed to help users visualize and understand these complex concepts.

Statistics and Probability: Create graphs of statistical data, calculate probabilities, and visualize distributions. These features make it easier to teach and learn statistical concepts.

3D Graphics: GeoGebra’s 3D capabilities allow for the creation and manipulation of three-dimensional graphs and shapes, providing a deeper understanding of spatial relationships.

Spreadsheet View: Handle data efficiently with the integrated spreadsheet functionality. This feature is perfect for visualizing and analyzing large data sets.

Scripting and Custom Tools: Automate tasks and create custom tools using GeoGebra’s scripting language, GGBScript, and JavaScript. This allows for tailored solutions to specific mathematical problems.

Cross-Platform Availability: GeoGebra is accessible as a web application and on various platforms including Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android, ensuring that you can use it anywhere, anytime.

Transforming Education with GeoGebra 📚💡

GeoGebra is not just a tool for solving mathematical problems; it's a bridge that connects theoretical mathematics with practical understanding. Here’s how it’s making an impact in education:

Visualization: Complex mathematical concepts become accessible through visual representation, making it easier for students to grasp abstract ideas.

Interactive Learning: Students engage more actively with math by manipulating objects and seeing the immediate effects of changes.

Immediate Feedback: GeoGebra provides instant visual feedback, aiding in the learning process and helping students correct mistakes in real-time.

Collaborative Learning: It supports group projects and resource sharing, fostering a collaborative learning environment.

Customizable Resources: Teachers can create interactive worksheets and tailor lessons to meet the needs of their students.

Why Choose GeoGebra? 🤩

User-Friendly Interface: Designed to be intuitive and easy to use, GeoGebra is suitable for all educational levels.

Rich Community and Resources: A large community of users shares resources, tutorials, and tips, making it easier to get the most out of GeoGebra.

Cost-Effective: Free to use, GeoGebra is accessible to a wide audience, ensuring that financial barriers do not hinder learning.

Versatility: Whether you’re in elementary school, university, or working on professional research, GeoGebra has tools to meet your needs.

Real-World Applications 🌍🔍

GeoGebra’s versatility extends beyond the classroom. It’s used in academic research, professional presentations, and even in real-world problem-solving scenarios. Its ability to visualize complex data and mathematical relationships makes it an invaluable tool for a wide range of applications.

Conclusion 🎉

GeoGebra is more than just software; it's a transformative educational tool that brings mathematics to life. By combining visualization, interaction, and immediate feedback, GeoGebra helps students and teachers alike to deepen their understanding of math. Whether you're solving algebraic equations, exploring geometric constructions, or delving into calculus and statistics, GeoGebra is your go-to resource for a richer, more engaging mathematical experience. Embrace the power of GeoGebra and unlock the full potential of mathematics! 🚀🧩

[kiranapassionategamer]

Ludo Money App: Your Ultimate Guide to Earning

Online gaming in the present age is not only an entertainment package, but it is also an opportunity to make some bucks. Out of the available many games, Ludo is emerging again not only in terms of fame but also a source of earnings through different Ludo Money Apps. If you have been wondering whether it is possible to make some cash while playing your favorite game of Ludo, then this article is for you. In this guide we will discuss all that you require to know about earning through Ludo Money Apps.

What is a Ludo Money App?

A Ludo Money App is an application for Android and iPhone with which you can play Ludo on your smartphone and not only for entertainment but to gain money. These apps commonly provide a service to connect players from different locations to games, tournaments, and where people bet real money against each other. The user who wins the game or tournament receives some money that can be cashed out based on the application’s terms and conditions.

How Do Ludo Money Apps Work?

These apps operate on a simple principle. Here's a breakdown of how you can start earning:

Download and Sign Up: First, choose a reputable Ludo Money App and download it from your app store. After installing, you'll need to create an account. This might require you to provide some personal details and payment information.

Deposit Funds: To play games that offer monetary rewards, you’ll need to deposit funds into your account. These funds will be used to enter games and tournaments that require a buy-in.

Join a Game: Once you have funds, you can join games. These could be 1-on-1 games or larger tournaments. The entry fees and rules will vary depending on the app and the type of game.

Play and Win: Play Ludo against other players. Like the traditional board game, your success can depend both on your strategy and a bit of luck. Winning games or tournaments will earn you money.

Withdraw Your Earnings: If you win, the money will be added to your app wallet. You can usually withdraw this money to your bank account or digital wallet, depending on the app’s setup.

Choosing the Right Ludo Money App

With numerous apps available, choosing the right one can be critical. Here are some factors to consider:

Reputation and Reviews: Check the reviews and ratings on the app store. See what other users are saying about their experience.

Ease of Use: The app should have an intuitive interface, making it easy for you to navigate and play.

Security: Since you’re dealing with real money, ensure that the app has good security measures in place to protect your data and funds.

Customer Support: Good customer support is essential for resolving any issues you might encounter.

Payout Options: Look at the withdrawal methods and timelines. It’s important that you can easily access your winnings.

Tips for Earning More

To maximize your earnings from Ludo Money Apps, consider the following tips:

Practice Makes Perfect: The more you play, the better you’ll understand the strategies that can help you win.

Set Limits: It’s easy to get carried away. Set deposit and loss limits to manage your finances responsibly.

Take Advantage of Bonuses: Many apps offer bonuses for deposits or referrals. These can give you extra money to play with.

Participate in Tournaments: While they may have higher entry fees, tournaments often offer larger payouts.

Stay Focused: Treat each game seriously and stay focused on your strategy.

Risks and Considerations

While playing Ludo for money can be fun and potentially profitable, it comes with risks. The most obvious is the risk of losing money. Gambling can be addictive, and it's important to play responsibly. Always remember that no game of chance should be seen as a primary source of income.

Ludo Money Apps offer a modern twist on a classic game, providing not just entertainment but also an opportunity to earn some extra cash. By choosing the right platform, playing wisely, and managing your funds responsibly, you can enjoy what these apps have to offer while earning money. Whether you're playing for fun or to supplement your income, always prioritize safety and responsible gaming.

[mishainfotech2011]

Empowering Businesses with Ionic App Development Services

In the dynamic landscape of mobile app improvement, corporations are constantly in search of revolutionary solutions to interact with their target market efficaciously. With the proliferation of smartphones and tablets, having a sturdy mobile presence has come to be imperative for staying competitive in the present-day market. This is wherein Ionic app development businesses step in, imparting flexible and green solutions to build cross-platform cellular packages that captivate customers and power business increase.

Unveiling the Power of Ionic App Development

Ionic is an open-source framework that lets builders build fantastic, function-wealthy cellular packages using internet technology which includes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Leveraging web technology permits Ionic app development companies to create go-platform programs that run seamlessly on diverse devices and working structures, consisting of iOS, Android, and the web.

1. Cross-Platform Compatibility:

One of the key advantages of Ionic app development is its potential to create cross-platform programs with a single codebase. This drastically reduces development time and costs, as developers can write as soon as possible and deploy throughout multiple systems, making sure of consistency in personal enjoyment throughout gadgets.

2. Native-Like Performance:

Despite being constructed with net technologies, Ionic packages offer native-like overall performance and responsiveness. Through technology like Capacitor or Cordova, Ionic apps can get the right of entry to device capabilities and APIs, turning in a continuing consumer experience with smooth animations, rapid loading instances, and fluid navigation.

3. Rapid Development Cycle:

Ionic's development environment is characterized by its simplicity and simplicity of use, facilitating a fast improvement cycle. With features like Ionic CLI (Command Line Interface) and Ionic DevApp, developers can streamline the development technique, iterate speedy, and take a look at their applications in actual time throughout multiple devices.

4. Extensive UI Component Library:

Ionic comes with a rich set of pre-designed UI additives and layouts, allowing builders to create visually attractive and intuitive personal interface results easily. From buttons and paperwork to navigation bars and modals, Ionic's UI thing library empowers builders to construct polished and expert-looking applications with minimal attempts.

5. Community Support and Ecosystem:

The Ionic framework boasts a colorful community of builders, designers, and lovers who actively contribute to its surroundings. From open-supply plugins and extensions to comprehensive documentation and tutorials, the Ionic network affords helpful resources and support, fostering collaboration and innovation in app development.

Industries Leveraging Ionic App Development Services

1. E-Commerce:

Ionic app improvement agencies cater to the growing desires of e-trade organizations through building characteristic-wealthy buying apps, inventory control structures, and customer engagement structures. These applications allow e-commerce manufacturers to supply seamless shopping reports, customized tips, and stable payment gateways to their clients.

2. Healthcare:

In the healthcare enterprise, Ionic apps are utilized to create telemedicine systems, patient portals, appointment scheduling structures, and health tracking programs. These apps enhance accessibility to healthcare services, facilitate remote consultations, and empower sufferers to manipulate their health correctly from their cell devices.

3. Education:

Educational establishments and e-gaining knowledge of structures leverage Ionic app improvement offerings to create interactive knowledge of apps, online course platforms, and educational video games. These applications guide far-off mastering, personalized education, and knowledge dissemination, catering to the numerous needs of college students and educators globally.

4. Finance:

Ionic apps are revolutionizing the finance zone by imparting answers together with cell banking apps, virtual wallets, and funding systems. With sturdy security features and seamless personal reports, Ionic-powered finance apps allow people to manage their budgets comfortably and securely on the go.

5. Travel and Hospitality:

Ionic app improvement businesses play an important position in growing travel reserving systems, inn reservation systems, and tour courses for the travel and hospitality industry. These programs provide intuitive interfaces, actual-time updates, and seamless booking reviews, enhancing the overall journey experience for users internationally.

Conclusion

Ionic app improvement organizations are at the leading edge of innovation within the cellular app improvement landscape, empowering organizations across diverse industries to construct compelling and function-rich packages that resonate with their target audience. With its cross-platform compatibility, native-like performance, and giant surroundings, Ionic offers a versatile and efficient framework for growing mobile applications that drive engagement, enhance the personal experience, and propel enterprise boom in the state-of-the-art virtual era.

[nickgerlich]

Prying Apart The Grip

The iPhone was introduced in July 2007. It’s hard to believe we are coming up on the 17th anniversary of what is now a necessary device—be it Apple or a competitor—for daily living. Apple ushered in a whole new way of life, merging phone, camera, and music player into one device.

Of course, those three were just the tip of the iceberg, and developers wanted a way to get their cool new web-based applications onto those phones. So Apple wisely opened the App Store in 2008. While the number of apps peaked at 2.2 million in 2017, it has settled into a comfortable groove at 1.8 million, thanks to Apple sifting through the mess and deleting some older apps that no longer worked.

But buried in the details of the App Store agreement that developers had to sign with Apple—who vetted each app for safety and security—was some fine print: Every in-app sale would be divided 70/30 between the developer and Apple. Basically, there was and still is a 30% Apple tax just for playing, at least in the US. Every time a user buys something in an app, then Apple gets a healthy chunk of it.

But that is now changing in Europe, where the EU has become the tail that wags the dog.

Remember all those Cookies boxes we have to check off on virtually every website we visit? We can thank the EU and their GDPR, which stands for General Data Protection Regulation. It was easier for everyone to just make it the global standard, even if they are annoying.

And then there was Apple’s announcement last year that all new phones going forward would feature a USB-C connector, instead of the Lightning port. This too was in response to the EU mandating that all phones must have the same connector, and rather than have two global systems, Apple sided with the EU. Admittedly, it does simplify things for everyone, except for Apple users during this transition period. Legacy phone users will have a bunch of obsolete connectors real soon when they upgrade.

The third wave of EU influence just passed, and it is the opening up of the App Store to competitors who wish to have their own stores, thus bypassing the Apple ecosystem. Furthermore, it marks what will be the end of that 30% Apple tax, something that Spotify has been dreaming about ever since it wanted to upsell users with its audio books program. They are pretty happy right now.

Apple, of course, is concerned, arguing that third-party app stores may not pass muster in terms of safety and security, and users could be at risk. Point well taken. I’m betting they are more concerned about losing their revenue sharing program, though.

But for now, this is only going to happen in Europe, but you can bet that US regulators will be watching closely. It could just as easily be mandated here. Apple has enjoyed a tightly-held monopoly in many aspects of its phones, ceding only accessory items to third-party makers. You know. Things like connector cords and dongles that allow you to connect to your laptop all the things that were once standard on a MacBookPro.

Here in the US, we are not accustomed to the heavy hand of government telling companies how to run their business, and if someone wants to take the chance of using proprietary connectors and being the only source of mobile apps, then so be it. The risk is on them.

In the case of Apple, though, this has played out very well for them. It all depends on how the FTC feels about such monopoly power. Apple has 58% share of smartphones in the US, with the remainder scattered across the Android platform. That’s power. If the US were to follow the EU regarding the App Store, it would at least loosen some of the grip this company has on our daily lives.

Maybe that's not such a bad idea, and this coming from a guy who is very laissez faire in worldview. As much as I am an Apple fanboy, with many phones, tablets, and computers through the years, I often feel like Apple is guilty of abusing its position by using customers as product testers, and forcing us to buy things we really don’t want, like those silly dongles so I can read a memory stick or SD card.

Besides, I feel for Spotify on this one, because it has the potential to pose a formidable threat to Audible in the audio book world, except that for now Apple will always have its hand out. Audible, of course, is an Amazon property, and dodges the Apple tax.

Furthermore, 17 years is a long time to have such a death grip on a market. I’m good with following the EU’s lead on this, because in the end it will likely be good for consumers. And isn’t that what it’s all about?

Dr “iReckon” Gerlich

Audio Blog

[showboxandroidcom]

The Showbox App Experience: How to Maximize Your Entertainment

If you're an Android user and a fan of movies and TV shows, you've likely heard of the Showbox app. Showbox has been a popular choice for those seeking access to a vast library of content without the need for a subscription. In this article, we'll explore how to maximize your entertainment with the Showbox app, covering everything from installation to tips for an enjoyable viewing experience.

Showbox App: A Quick Overview

Before we dive into maximizing your entertainment, let's provide a brief overview of the Showbox app. Showbox is an Android application that offers users the ability to stream and download movies and TV series for free. Its user-friendly interface and extensive content library have made it a go-to choice for many Android users.

Getting Started with Showbox

Here are the essential steps to get started with the Showbox app:

Download the Showbox APK: Since Showbox is not available on official app stores like Google Play, you'll need to download the Showbox APK from a reputable source.

Install the App: Once you've downloaded the APK, install the Showbox app on your Android device. Be sure to enable installations from unknown sources in your device's settings.

Open the App: Launch Showbox and start exploring the vast content library.

Maximizing Your Showbox Experience

Now that you have Showbox installed, let's look at how to make the most of your entertainment experience:

1. Explore the Extensive Library

Showbox offers a wide variety of content, including the latest movie releases and TV series episodes. Take your time to explore the library and discover new titles and genres that pique your interest.

2. Use the Search and Filter Options

Showbox provides efficient search and filter options to help you find specific movies or TV shows. You can search by title, genre, release year, and more, making it easy to locate your favorite content.

3. Create Customized Playlists

One way to maximize your Showbox experience is by creating customized playlists. This feature allows you to organize and curate your own collections of movies and TV series, making it convenient to access your preferred content.

4. Enable Subtitles

If you prefer watching movies or TV shows with subtitles, Showbox has a built-in subtitle feature. You can enable subtitles for content that supports them, ensuring a comfortable viewing experience.

5. Download for Offline Viewing

Showbox offers the option to download movies and TV episodes for offline viewing. This is particularly useful for travelers or situations where you might have limited internet access.

6. Check for Updates

Regularly check for updates to the Showbox app. Updates often include bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features that enhance your streaming experience.

7. Consider a VPN for Privacy

If you're concerned about your online privacy while using Showbox, consider using a Virtual Private Network (VPN). A VPN can help protect your data and identity while streaming content.

Legal Considerations

While Showbox offers a wealth of free entertainment, it's essential to be aware of the legal implications of using the app. Showbox provides access to copyrighted material without proper licensing, which can lead to copyright infringement issues. To enjoy movies and TV shows legally and without worry, consider exploring subscription-based streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, or Disney+.

Conclusion: Enjoy Your Showbox Entertainment

In conclusion, the Showbox app can be a fantastic source of entertainment for Android users. By following the steps to install and use the app, exploring its extensive content library, and making use of its features, you can maximize your Showbox experience. However, it's crucial to use Showbox responsibly and be aware of the legal considerations associated with streaming copyrighted material without authorization. Enjoy your favorite movies and TV shows with Showbox while keeping these guidelines in mind for a safe and enjoyable viewing experience.

[hydralisk98]

Great tip! I will try using that terminology when I get there.

Speaking of automation, don't mind me iterating and info-dumping about my constructed world and its links with IRL tech history "trivia"? Would help alot with figuring out how to properly implement such technologies both in-world and here alike.

I mean, there are various clades of android care-takers in my setting, even in the present day equivalent that is 4524*;

First were instruments, nothing that novel to say here except for the exception of the mechanized warfare machinery produced around the first & second world wars (think "mechanical / motorized mechs" likewise to Wolfenstein's in the 4440s) that eventually were repurposed into the one robotic clade of androids two-three decades later (4470s).

Eventually came the first properly dedicated to civil-use "automaton" robot clades, first distributed / commercialized around 4460-4465; essentially automatic industrial assistants first manufactured mostly by Pflaumen and programmed by Utalics as part of a global industrialization program to educate & employ women in Angora economical ecosystem.

Anyways, around the middle 4470s came the rollout of Droid clades, even more sophisticated and advanced automaton for domestic and (commercial) cooperative applications. Came really handy for neurodiverse individuals and the overall LGBTQ+ queer community, fostering a evergreen warm climate of harmonious progress in synergy with global climate and sapience norms.

And about the turn of the century later 4490s came synthetic clades, a further upgrade onto the previous generation of androids. Especially powerful, empathic, open-minded and symbolically / computationally marvelous, they became the bulk of a whole cyberware economical ecosystem thanks to their amazing biology compatbility and their cold fusion nanotech (quite similar to biological constructs tbh) modules ensuring their longevity as a species. Leading to their mixture with humans and eventually other sapient forms.

So yeah, overall that androids synergy technical program was a amazingly successful program that lead the way to autonomous android clades & the eventual benevolent glboal ASI overlordship of such autonomous service grids in the centuries to come...

I am still iterating on it all (especially with the 16^12 paracosm and all), but just be aware of the empowerment tone and themes spread here. Hopefully you understand how nice those would be to have in the right context and conditions...

(Generative AI is mostly a step in the wrong direction compared to symbolic *AI* expert systems and other cool tech innovations this world has orphaned);

Cya soon.

"Yeah, I used AI to help make this"

"NON-GENERATIVE AI"

[atplblog]

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