'Friday' tracks your calls, texts and more on your Android phone
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Want to know if your phone was on vibrate instead of ring when you missed that important call from your boss last month? If you own an Android phone running 2.1 or higher, you can get that answer and more with 'Friday'. Available only as a private Alpha release for now, the app gives you all sorts of statistics about how you use your Android handset. You can find out how much strength your battery had at certain times, finds out how many incoming calls you had last week, or you can see a map of all the places you've been from a certain date.
Sure, some of the information is useless, but if you like statistics and love to analyze things, 'Friday' will probably end up installed on your phone. And if you didn't know that it was downloaded on your handset, you would never know except if you stare at the notification bar after a call or text. Otherwise, 'Friday' is quiet.
The app is free, but you need to be approved for the Alpha release for it to start working. Simply installing the app without this approval will not work. To sign up for 'Friday' and ask for approval, simply click on this link.
source: AndroidGuys
Sure, some of the information is useless, but if you like statistics and love to analyze things, 'Friday' will probably end up installed on your phone. And if you didn't know that it was downloaded on your handset, you would never know except if you stare at the notification bar after a call or text. Otherwise, 'Friday' is quiet.
The app is free, but you need to be approved for the Alpha release for it to start working. Simply installing the app without this approval will not work. To sign up for 'Friday' and ask for approval, simply click on this link.
source: AndroidGuys
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'Friday' will analyze how you use your Android phone with many statistics for you to see |
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6 Comments
1. G-reg (unregistered) posted on 04 Apr 2011, 14:44 1 1
Great, So now hackers have on one app stop to get your down and dirty info. Dont underestimate the usage of travel habits know to malicious people.
2. Spear (unregistered) posted on 04 Apr 2011, 15:56 0 0
Friday Friday. Gotta get down on Friday....
3. som posted on 04 Apr 2011, 17:45 1 4
Google must say no Youtube app for Windows Phone 7, Microsoft use to be a giant software company now is just a little guy in everything apps.
5. cellgeek82 posted on 04 Apr 2011, 21:04 0 0
Friday app...hmm, or you could just login to your carrier account and see how much you're using without the risk of a crap app hacker tracking your info. Remember, Android obviously doesn't screen apps in their market. Just sayin'
