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The Best Android Apps for Hiding Data and Apps – The Easy Way to Keep Secret Anything
Privacy is a big trouble for everyone, people look for different ways for privacy security and invent new ways too, a simple way to save your privacy is hiding, simply hide anything you don't want to show anyone. If you want a better security, then first hide the app and then set a password. Android development community has covered many ways to do so, even some of best Android apps lets you to keep everything such as, calls, messages, emails, information, files, pictures, videos, web browser and more.
There are a lot of apps around the Android world that allow you to conceal your files from other, and today, here at Android Egis, we're sharing some of best file hiding apps for your Android smartphone and tablet, we tried to select apps that are suitable for everyone, take a glimpse at them below.
Note: Before you use any app, first do keep in mind that when you need to uninstall any app, first unhide all hidden data and then uninstall the app you want otherwise you'll lost them. Don't ignore this point. However if accidently you uninstall any app without unhiding anything, then install the app and again because some apps offer options to recovery previous files.
APP Lock
App Lock developed by DoMobile Lab is one of top-rated Android app around the Google Play Store because of decent features and deals, data hiding apps may take a large amount of your valuable storage space but the App Lock shines with just 640KB that is pretty low. It's multi-language Android app, the app support 15 languages at this time.
The App Lock can be used to protect your apps using a password or pattern, if you ask from me what the best, password is is better, however it depend, sometime, on personal choice. It's easy to use handy tool to hide apps. The app even feature startup protect service / stop protect service, there are some other deals you to lock your Android device too such as you can lock incoming call, use suick lock switch( Home Widget & status bar), allow short exit and more, if you use short exist, you'll have not to unlock again.
The interface is very simple to understand anything with no trouble, DoMobile Lab is offering two versions at this time – free and paid, everything I've explained above can be founded under free version and on the other hand paid version costs you $1.98 and lets you set your own background Image and Keyboard color, this version offer hide AppLock icon, start it from dial pad and random keyboard.
- Download App Lock for Android (free) [Google Play Store Link]
- Download App Lock Pro for Android ($1.98) [Google Play Store Link]
Gallery Lock Pro
The Gallery Lock Pro is an amazing Android to hide your photos and videos, this app lets you to hide them individually, it's one of most popular app even it has been selected in top ten apps on the play store in past.
You can hide photos and videos in individual folders even you can use this app with other apps too, the app feature "stealth mode" that lets you to hide icons while it also features pattern lock. It's beautifully designed app and pretty easy to use, it costs you just $2.56. However you try the Gallery Lock Pro Lite version first. But do keep in mind that before you download the pro version, first unhide all files otherwise you'll lost them.
Download Gallery Lock Pro for Android [Google Play Store Link]
File Hide Expert
If you're looking for a best resource to hide anything you want on your Android, look no further try the File Hide Expert app to get started. This app lets you all files and folders within seconds, the app offers really a fast performance. You may set password to hide this app (go to Setting to do so), once you've hidden anything, it will be disappeared from the gallery, video and audio players.
The interface is very clean and smooth, you can easily manage your hidden files and folders as it features easy to use option to toggle the status between hidden and unhidden. Before you hide anything, first modify the storage contents depending on your choice. The pro version of File Hide Expert app is available that offers DISGUISE function, the pro version is disguised as a Tip Calculator so no one will know that you are hiding anything. Both are free.
- Download File Hide Expert [Google Play Store Link]
- Download File Hide Pro [Google Play Store Link]
Smart Lock
The Smart lock is another handy Android app to hide your apps, photos and videos, this app lets you to hide your files using the password. This app is packed with so many handy features like you have option to lock your apps, you have option to stay awake and lock the auto screen rotate.
The Smart Lock app support three languages – English, Japanese and Korean. The handiest feature I like the most is that you can lock the USB storage, other will not be even able to view files on your Android device by transferring from the Computer, you can also change the notification of mobile phone number. You can view your hidden files as a slide show even you can use the fake mode, there are so many other features that makes it really useful app. So if you think that you should lock anything that other shouldn't see, must give it a try. The Smart Lock app price is just $2.39.
Download Smart Lock for Android [Google Play Store Link]
The Vault Hide is one of best data hiding Android app that you can come up with, you can consider Vault Hide app a personal secret assistant because the app is packed with really helpful features, you can hind anything you want such as photos, videos, SMS, contacts, call logs, call history and more. Even this app lets you hide your Facebook messages, you can easily keep your everything secret using this app, yes, you also have option to make password to save all your hidden things. Even you can disappear the Vault app from the phone, to re-open the app, you just need to enter the password using the call dialer app.
You can chat with anyone privately by adding his/her contact to your Vault list, the app lets you have private messages conversations. However there are some premium features too like ability to backup files on NQ's private cloud space, stealth mode, Break-In Monitor, etc. Download it from the below link for free but it's also important to note that the Vault Hide app developed by NQ Mobile Security is especially designed for Android devices running Android 2.3 or above and having the front-facing camera (it makes you able to capture anyone who enter the wrong password, in the end I'd like to say that the Vault Hide is must have app for those who love hide their files and other data.
Download Vault Hide for Android [Google Play Store Link]
File Locker
The File Locker is another best app to keep your data private, the file locker app lets you to protect your data against any unauthorized person like other will not be able to read, play, watch, etc without your permission.
It's pretty fast, you can hide your files within seconds, you can also track the temporary unlocked file using notification, the app will notify about forgotten unlocked files, it also includes the Android Media Scanner that works automatically after change to make file visible by other applications. You can open your documents directly from the app.
Keep in mind that there's no password recovery in the app, it just checks kind of password sum control and encrypted file name cannot be changed by other programs, because the app can't restore original name and file remains corrupted. Head over to the below link to download the file locker app for free.
Download File Locker for Android [Google Play Store Link]
Hide Files, Photos, Videos – L
This is another Android app to hide your data, in fact this an DISGUISED app that can be used to hide FILES, PICTURES, VIDEOS & AUDIO records. Hiding data is like a risk but this app ensures the secrecy of such stuff. Since this is a disguised app, just you'll be able to know what the real app is about.
The Fake app will be installed on the phone as a manager and it's pretty easy to use, select anything you want to hide, click share and select manager – what a secret way. When you need to access hidden files, simply open up the app and tap 4 times on the screen.
There are both versions in the market – free and pro, the free version lets you hide just 10 objects while the pro version lets you hide anything you want and it costs you $3.99.
- Download Hide Files, Photos, Videos Free for Android [Google Play Store Link]
- Download Hide Files, Photos, Videos for Android [Google Play Store Link]
Secret Phone
The Secret Phone for Android lets you to keep your Android device secret using a secret dial code, the default one is "1111″ that can be changed using setting menu. The app is fully hidden in all ways, don't move heaven and earth to make your Android phone locked, the app is pretty easy to do so as there even would be any icon in app drawer, the only thing to unlock the phone is dialer code.
The app lets you to have a private phone book for private text messages and calls, private browser to explore the app secretly without history and perfect bookmark system, private files, private bank detail, private photos, private videos, and more, other people will not even be able to feel your secret stuff, there's also a remote wipe feature that lets you to wipe the phone using a code from any other phone.
The app also feature call blocker and import images option from SD card. There's nothing to view history of the app, so feel free to give it a try and download it free.
Download Secret Phone for Android [Google Play Store Link]
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"My ambition is to continue to teach, read, learn, write and get students to experience and talk about the complexity and wonder of the world around them. My philosophy is that everything is more complex than you thought it was."
Dick's research pivots on the question of whether people's cognitive capacities can be understood within science, or whether instead those abilities can be understood only through a narrative of culturally and historically embedded practice. This question spans work in the philosophies of the mind, language, cognitive science, and the last hundred years of philosophy in general. He is currently working on several interconnected papers that address aspects of this question.
"I am fascinated by the fact that we can think about our world, and reflectively, about ourselves. Plants can't do that, and animals can't do much of it."
In his spare time, Dick enjoys playing the Asian board game "GO." It is several thousand years old, and the oldest-known game of its kind; Dr. Liebendorfer believes it can be used as a metaphor for the complexities of our cognitive and linguistic abilities. Computer scientists are so far unable to write programming for computers to play it.
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Entries from November 2009
Stravinsky, Five Star Composer
Monday, November 30. 2009
cooler, grey skies, after a very rainy and windy weekend. I was wrong, no real change yet.
I made up my mind to find out about C20th music, because Gabriel was playing from Shostakovich's Preludes and Fugues, he brought the Ashkenazy recording home and I found I liked them very much. Ravel should have been next in this occasional series, but my blog was down, and now I've moved on to the Sacred Monster, whose music I only knew of through childhood exposure (ballet was unavoidably big when I was a child) to the
ballets, Petrushka and The Firebird. And the dinosaurs, of course. So now I'm reading Stephen Walsh's two-part biography (
Part I A Creative Spring
) & I've been here before. I am late in the day, this is Stravinsky debunked: the new official version: Stravinsky's own version
his apostle's version, corrected by recourse to the evidence. Only unlike "Shostakovich, secret voice of suffering Russia, speaker in code, closet dissident?" Igor Stravinsky does not come out with rep repaired and his face cleaned. Hm. Stravinsky was born near Petersburg, to an urbanised gentry family, and like Shostakovich a crucial couple of decades later, brought up in that unhygenic, West-facing city of culture. His father was a (regionally) famous opera singer, bass baritone, specialising in character parts, a selfish patriarch with a nasty temper, his mother the long-suffering helpmate of a great artist, who sank into that role and never said boo; the children had a bit of a thin time. A pattern that was to be repeated. Definitely not an infant prodigy (but his father would have stepped over him like a ruck in the carpet if he'd been a young Mozart, Walsh rather thinks), he didn't really get started in music until he was past twenty. But he could sight-read, and if you're born being able to sight-read, if you can read music in full sentences instead of having to spell out the words letter by letter, without training: that means you can compose.
So, anyway, his father hustled for him and he became a protege of Rimsky-Korsakov, who was then a professor at the Petersburg Conservatoire and a decent sort of bloke, not only supported the students over their actions in the 1905 rehearsal for a revolution, he put his job on the line for them. Petersburg music was in ferment, along with the politics: Russianism, mythicism, feuds, cliques, Fiveists versus World of Art-ists, everybody denouncing everybody else as cr*p and savagely supporting their own teams. Young Igor plunged with enthusiasm into the nest of vipers, in which he was to spend his creative life, and took to it like a duck to water. In 1909 he secured, by tangled and bewildering means, a commission from Diaghilev to write the music for a scenario called The Firebird, and the rest is history. He left Russia very early (in terms of the revolution). His first great ballets were all premiered in Paris, a city he immediately recognised as the centre of his world. He spent the Great War living in Geneva (a very early attempt at producing The Soldier's Tale in Switzerland fell victim to the Spanish flu in 1918); the subsequent decades, while becoming a fantastically significant figure in Modern music, he was riccocheting between the A-list Paris art & culture world (an affair with Coco Chanel, a big love-hate thing going on with Cocteau) where he kept his long-term mistress; various rented summer dachas for the family in Switzerland, Nice and the Savoie; and punishing concert tours of the USA, England & continental Europe.
It took me a while to get into this immensely detailed account of a life, because what it recounts is so intricately muddled and so emotionally cold: but in the end I was fascinated. The feuding and the name-dropping is fairly irrisistible. What about the bloke himself? It's no secret that Stravinsky was not a very nice person: that he was, by all accounts even his own, whorish, rapacious and treacherous in art and in business. But did his flaws go beyond the normal chequered record? The most ordinary people become monsters, if subjected to a regime of fame and fortune, we've proved that pretty conclusively with our own celebrity culture. Okay, Igor was an awful, grasping person to do business with, but he did have a clueless extended emigree family to support. Okay, he kept a mistress for show and a wife at home, and expected them to accept the situation: but after all, he married young, probably repented at leisure and he didn't
the mother of his children (not in volume one, anyway). Okay, he was routinely anti-semitic, routinely callous about sinister developments in European politics. The same could be said for many "A-listers" of the twenties and thirties. They're beating jews to death in Berlin, yeah, yeah, not my concern. The mark is going to hell:
does that mean no more concert dates?
MY GOD, how evil, how could they do this to mee??? But it can't be denied that Stravinsky was one of those (along with Coco Chanel by the way) who served the cause of Fascism above and beyond the call of airhead self-obsessed idiocy. There was the grovelling to Mussonlini: that wasn't just a cynical whore's reflex, it extended to his private papers. There was the
I Love Nazis Clean Bill of Health
document he eagerly signed, in support of Germany's regime.
But what about the composer? Wagner in Modernist drag? That gives you a good idea of his ideology and his innate conservatism, but it doesn't describe the music. I don't feel like dismissing Stravinsky as a hollow faker, Damien Hirst style (horrible thought, considering Stravinsky's status), but I did start to wonder, is this bloke, with his passion for mechanical reproduction; for special effects; for any means of making "his music" that devalues the role of the instrumentalist, conductor or vocalist, the Norman Cook of Modernism? I heard Fat Boy Slim, at the height of his fame, describe himself as a producer of music, rather than a creative artist, and maybe that's Stravinsky too. He never went back to Russia, and the Russians said this was because audiences at home would have spotted at once how much of his stuff was stolen from the living and the dead (on the other hand, prophet without honour in his own country won't accept a concert date that might turn out to be a one way ticket to Labour Camp: I won't shoot him for that.) He was the impure face of Modernism, he took up the pure "Modernism" of the opposing school when it suited him: like a magpie, like a fashionista. He re-created, re-made, transformed,
that existed already and that was his art: that was his thing.
In the eighteenth century the composer belonged to someone, was on the staff at the Archbishopric or whatever. In the nineteenth century (post Beethoven) composing became institutionalised, you belonged by the Musical Estabishment, the Academy, the Conservatoire. Stravinsky, predictably enough, belongs to the market. He sells himself, puffs himself and reinvents himself like a fashion line, always producing something new, so that the public will have to buy it and he can go on eating. Couture fashion, of course. This was still
culture, and though Stravinsky spent years working from hand to mouth, it was always champagne poverty, he knew where he belonged: where he and his luxury goods had to belong, to survive.
So, I'm sceptical, and so far the listening I've done hasn't dented my scepticism. It's a little like my aquaintance with
The Grateful Dead
. You watch
Anthem To Beauty
, and these guys talk up a storm, get you all excited about their musical vision. But then, as a corrective, you remind yourself what it was actually like being trapped under their feedback towers, or you dig out
. The instrumental music I've been listening to is nothing like the Sacre Du Printemps; or Wagner. It's perfectly listenable, unaggressive, just doesn't command my attention, and I'm used to reserving my top admiration for art that commands my attention whether I understand it or not. . . (Sacre du Printemps passes that test NB). Yet I get glimpses in the biography of a different Stravinsky. He knew what he was doing, say the instrumentalists he worked with; say the conductors. You look at what he's written, and it shouldn't work, and he's never written for the violin (trumpet, wind, whatever), so he's asking the impossible, but then you try it and
work, and its amazing. I find instrumentalists convincing (although, erm, god help them if they said anything negative and it got back to Igor)
His own instrument was the piano. His technique was not great, but eventually he got himself up to speed, in his own style, an emotionless and mechanically precise style. This may have been his genius, or possibly Stravinsky without much feeling to express, making a virtue of necessity.
More later. My problem now is that a lot of those dance Masterpieces of Modernism haven't had a very good time in repertoire. Of course I took up this topic just in time to miss the ENO Rite of Spring, & can you get it on DVD? Not hardly.
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The Silicon Power eSATA Portable SSD is a 4 channel controller that is able to use both USB and eSATA interfaces for connectivity. This works out really well if you are using on a daily basis a mix between old and newer PCs where some systems may have eSATA and others do not.
Silicon Power is making the portable SSD in 8, 16, 32 and 64GB capacities. DVNation lists the 64GB version that we are reviewing here today for 211.00 USD. Newegg currently sells the Super Talent Luxio 64GB drive we reviewed back in March for 149.00 USD, so there is a little more than a 25% increase in cost added to get the eSATA feature.
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Carolina RailHawks News Release - www.carolinarailhawks.com
Sunday, April 26, 2009
CARY, NC -- For the third week in a row, the Carolina RailHawks made club history. With a 1-0 win over Minnesota on Sunday at WakeMed Soccer Park, the RailHawks (3-0-0) have their first three-match winning streak.
"Right before we played [Minnesota] the first time in the opener, coach said we had a good opportunity to stamp our foot and let the league know the RailHawks aren't what they've been the last couple years. We can come out and achieve nine points in our first three games," said midfielder Brian Plotkin, who scored the game's only goal in the 58th minute Sunday. "We all believed in the goal and here we are now three games later."
The RailHawks wrapped up a perfect three-match homestand with Sunday's win and are off to their best start in the team's three-year history. With nine points, Carolina remains in first place in the USL-1 table, though Miami could climb into a tie with the RailHawks with a win later Sunday against Rochester.
Plotkin supplied the game's only goal just shy of the one-hour mark.
In the 58th minute, Josh Gardner played Plotkin into the box. The ball took a deflection off a Minnesota defender and went straight to Plotkin. He took a couple touches then toe-poked the ball past Minnesota goalkeeper Nic Platter.
"At halftime, coach talked about really committing yourself to the runs in the box. I just kind of took off. Josh spotted me and as I was turning, their guy cleared it off [a teammate], and I was still standing there," said Plotkin, the fourth different RailHawk to score this season. "It was kind of lucky, but a goal's a goal."
The match was largely devoid of scoring chances, though Carolina did have a few others.
In the 39th minute, Plotkin lashed one from 35 yards only to see it crash off the crossbar.
Amir Lowery nearly knocked one in in the 53rd minute. Luke Kreamalmeyer's corner kick found Lowery on the back post, but Lowery's header from inside the six went just wide of the frame.
The RailHawks held a slight edge in shots (6-5), and they were caught offside nine times, more than in their first two matches combined.
The heat, which topped 90 degrees, and the midday kickoff were contributing factors to the game's plodding pace.
"The fact that it was two o'clock in the afternoon and it's hot definitely hurts," said RailHawks coach Martin Rennie. "Every time you lose a ball, it's twice as hard to win it back. The game slows down, and then it's hard to score goals because the tempo of the game is slow. In the end, we cleared them up, so that was really good."
Eric Reed tended the goal for the RailHawks, and he made three saves on his way to recording Carolina's second straight shutout. Carolina has conceded just one goal this season; none in the last 243 minutes.
The defense in front of Reed was cobbled together, but it demonstrated the depth Rennie has assembled with this squad. Caleb Norkus started at right back, in place of the suspended Devon McKenney, and Paul Ritchie made his season debut as a second-half substitute for the injured Jack Stewart. But the group didn't allow Minnesota (0-2-2) a decent look at goal all afternoon.
The RailHawks will hit the road for the first time this season later this week. They will play the Timbers in Portland on Thursday and Saturday before returning to WakeMed Soccer Park to face the Charleston Battery on May 9.
"It's important to win all home games in this league, but especially to start the season out on a high note," Reed said. "Starting off 3-0 puts us in a great spot. It helps our confidence. We're really loving how we're playing right now and we're excited about what's to come."


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By Jon ShazarThe architect of SAC Capital's extensive compliance policies and procedures within its exceptional supervisory structure is on the way out. And not, as you might think, due to certain guilty pleas to non-compliant behavior or felony convictions for the same, but because the new smaller, kinder, gentler, family-friendly SAC (or whatever it's going to be called) won't be doing any of the things it might have done in the past, and therefore does not need to spend quite so much money on compliance anymore.
Steven L. Kessler, the chief compliance officer at SAC Capital Advisors, will step down on Feb. 28, marking the latest turn in the final chapter of Steven A. Cohen's once wildly successful hedge fund.
Mr. Kessler, who worked at SAC for nine years, will leave the firm to spend more time with his family, according to a memo sent to the firm on Friday. John Casey, another SAC compliance officer will take Mr. Kessler's position….
SAC, which once said it had spent tens of millions of dollars on compliance and brought in heavyweight lawyers like Mr. Kessler, who was a compliance officer at Goldman Sachs for 13 years before moving to SAC, will no longer need to spend as much money on compliance as it moves to a leaner version of its former self, according to people familiar with the hedge fund.
Chief Compliance Officer at SAC Capital Is Stepping Down [DealBook]
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I am the CEO of a hedge fund.
What are "compliance policies"?
SAC had a compliance department? Well whaddya know!
"The sharp edge of a razor is difficult to pass over; thus the wise say the path to an $8 billion net worth without jail time is hard" – When all is said that is to be said and all is done that is to be done, Cohen will be rich and free and Kessler will have earned every penny he was paid.
And I'm the PM of an investment bank
took me a while, but +1


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By Connie
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I use on hand knuckles, hips, lower back, feet - I am full of arthritis and this means I don't have to take a lot pills - the relief is FAST and I love the rollon, making it easier to use in all areas without assistance. I have given it to people having trouble with pain and they want to know how to get it - I guess that's why it's SOLD OUT - I hope not for too long.
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My husband needed something for his back pain. We have tried medications, creams, and what ever anybody suggested and nothing worked.Whenn I ordered Tony's lotion and my husband tried it, we're both supprised it worked for thepain. It dose not takes the pain completle away, but it's tones it done to the point he can have a good nigth sleep.I all ready ordered the second bach. Thanks Tony and the Shopping Channel.
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