File manager alert 28/11/2010
ASTRO File Manager – Application and File Manager for Android ...
By java phones
Tags: ASTRO, File Manager, App manager, Android, apk, backup, task manager Application, Screensaver, cell phone, mobile phone, Bluetooth, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, java application, mobile office, theme ...
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Download Skyexplorer v1.0 s60v2 – New python File Manager | Free ...
By aspal07
Download Skyexplorer v1.0 s60v2 – New python File Manager. Recent applications that you can use for file management which can be used on symbian applications were already present. This application is Skyexplorer v1.0 s60v2. ...
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Custom Boot Animation? - Android Forums
By AnotherFatalEpic
But I can't rename the original (when replacing things like this I usually put OLD in the name so it's there in case I screw something up) and I can't paste a copy of bootanimation.zip into there with Astro or File Manager. ...
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PSGroove.com - multiMAN v1.10.10 Released
A brand new version of the popular multiMAN manager was released recently. The latest version brings new bug fixes, a picture viewer, zooming with analog sticks, color coded file manager, more responsive game browsing, thumbnails and ...
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WinNc v5.2.1.0 Portable
By alaxupload
Developed by a small Dutch multimedia company called Dunes MultiMedia, WinNc uses the same key shortcuts and the same mouse functionality as a well-known DOS file manager Norton Commander. Lots of tool buttons and menu items provide ...
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multiMAN v1.10.10 is out! Includes responsive game browsing ...
By PS3Hax Member News
Based off the Open Manager homebrew application, multiMAN function not only as a backup manager, but also as a file manager, and as an AVCHD and.
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Cannot see my windows partitions
By marcooleo
Also, I suggest you open up a File Manager, like Dolphin and look for the folder /windows/C as this is the default mount point for FAT32 and NTFS partitions when found by the openSUSE installer. Many people look for different drive ...
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