Android Owners...

I just bought the galaxy s iii. Changed over from the iPhone. So far enjoying the phone, except for typing and it's darned word finishing and small images on hbt and in texts.

They sold this thing as having HD viewing on the device,, but images texted to me are about 1/4 the size of the screen. And if someone posts a pic here on hbt it's smaller than a postage stamp.

Anyone know how to fix this?

Also, recommend some fun apps?

Touch photo to view a larger image

or the HBT app

Tether
Car Matey
Maps
Llama
Best Parking
Phoning Pigeon
New England Patriots 2012
Google Voice
Satellite AR
Google Sky
Shazam
Torque
Google goggles
Any of the TV remotes or X10 controllers

The BrewR ap is pretty good to....

Apps I use on a regular basis:
(I use all of these, but an * means a must have app for me)
* Kindle
* Home Brew Talk
ShopSavvy
Google Voice (Second Phone number to give out if you do not want to give your cell number)
Astro (File Manager)
Auto Rotate Switch
Dictionary
* Droid Light (Turns on the LED Flash, can use as a flash light - very handy)
Dropbox
Handcent SMS (Text message replacement app - much better than the original)
InBrowser (Privacy Web Browser)
Inkpad (notes / text editor)
IPCam (Connects to the web cam above my infants crib - can keep an eye on her while she sleeps from anywhere with an internet connection)
Pandora
RealCalc (Calculator)
Amazon Pricecheck (Like ShopSavvy, but tied to Amazon)
* Shush (Turns ringer off for an adjustable amount of time - very nice app)
* SMS Unread count

pandora

+1 on Torque (OBD2 diag/display)
ZymTools (brewing app)
Brewzor (better brewing app)
Autorap is fun for while
7words
Tank Hero
Lane Splitter
Cardiograph (this app is amazing, uses the flash and camera to show/monitor your pulse)
Google Drive
Scanner Radio (police scanner)
Ventriloid (uses your phone to log into ventrilo voice servers [for gaming])

I'm trying to find the OBD interface App I used to reprogram the ECU on my old car. Went from 250hp to 300hp for free. Woohoo!

Dashcommander has a free version, Torque is 5 bucks.

Either requires a bluetooth OBD2 adapter.