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3D Photo Stack in the Gallery App

tjubb

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Apr 5, 2010
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Will the Incred have the same 3D photo stacking view in the N1? Of all the review videos I've seen it appears it does not but it might just be they chose not to show that off. I really liked that ability to show 3d stacks of photos sorted by date.

Is it possible to use the stock android app for viewing photos instead of the sense photo gallery?
 
I got the 3d gallery installed today and with the few short minutes I have had with it thus far I must say it's better eye candy than the Sense gallery. All I had to do to get it installed was go to Menu > Settings > Applications > check Unknown Sources in order to run the apk file. Installed and works like a champ. I highly recommend it!
 
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Okay, kinna stumped here.
I've checked the Unknown Sources to allow, followed the link provided above, registered on the site, downloaded the file & tried running it.
The phone does not recognize the file type/doesn't know what program to use to open . . . . any suggestions?

Edit:
Never mind, if I HAD READ the download instructions on the redirected site, I would have seen that a file manager (like Astro) is necessary.
BTW, overall, very simple and it works perfectly!
 
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What are you using to open it?
Any file manager app (from the market)
For some reason, you can't run the app from the "downloads" section of the browser.
The most popular file manager app is "Astro"
The most versatile/functional is "AndExplorer"
After I downloaded the Gallery apk, file through my phone's browser, I opened AndExplorer and did a search for "Gallery"
The search results located the apk, I selected the file from there & it auto installed perfectly.
 
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And if there is anybody coming from the Eris to the Dinc, rotating to and from landscape works on the. You no longer get that crazy screen. Works wonderfully

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Any file manager app (from the market)
For some reason, you can't run the app from the "downloads" section of the browser.
The most popular file manager app is "Astro"
The most versatile/functional is "AndExplorer"
After I downloaded the Gallery apk, file through my phone's browser, I opened AndExplorer and did a search for "Gallery"
The search results located the apk, I selected the file from there & it auto installed perfectly.

thanks i got it working but it is constantly doing a force close and it only sees pictures stored on my sd card. i may wait for something better, unless there is a fix to make it recognize all media on my phone
 
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May be asking some potentially dumb questions but when I install the apk file I can get the gallery to load. However it cannot find any of the new photos I am taking with the phone - am I doing something wrong? Do I need to move the photos to a different folder for the gallery to see them? Also can the gallery be a widget like the HTC photo album? Thanks.

Edit: I see the above post - so maybe it can only see things on the SD card - is there a way to make photos go to the SD card?
 
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May be asking some potentially dumb questions but when I install the apk file I can get the gallery to load. However it cannot find any of the new photos I am taking with the phone - am I doing something wrong? Do I need to move the photos to a different folder for the gallery to see them? Also can the gallery be a widget like the HTC photo album? Thanks.

Edit: I see the above post - so maybe it can only see things on the SD card - is there a way to make photos go to the SD card?

Open the Camera app. Hit Menu, scroll to settings. Select Storage. Choose Storage card.
 
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I totally recommend this app. It's indescribably better-looking and more useful than the stock. It groups the photos into albums, and then subgroups them by date and marks them with a location. It looks MUCH better than the original and still has the same basic functionality like pinch-and-zoom.

As mentioned, just place the file anywhere on your phone and install it using Astro file manager (which you can delete afterwards). The only drawback is that it can only read photos from an SD card, but apparently this applies to all non-stock apps.
 
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