Mikhail Kirillov

You’re right about the distribution. I will give my statistics on messengers. As far as I know from communicating with friends, it is more or less relative. So, I have about 360 contacts in the address (I try to clean it periodically). Of these, 160 are in Viber, 60 in WhatsApp and 20 in Telegram. Moreover, almost all WhatsApp and Telegram users are in Viber. And in the Telegram, among the 20, there are those who are not in the address (Tehnoslav, for example :)), who pulled themselves up from FB or TVI. So all my communication is basically in Viber. I don’t install whatsapp. But Telegram, although everyone likes it, but I don’t communicate with people in it (a couple of times it doesn’t count). My telegram is a selection of a dozen bots, half of which used to have applications.

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According to point 2: Recently, a Yandex.music bot appeared in telegrams. You can record a fragment in the messenger and send it to the bot.

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Code words can be changed in the settings.

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And I didn’t say PUT EVERYONE 😉 Zhenya can.

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Ndya. You will make comments in figs, no matter how hard you try.

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Quick, offhand: The first cool app that got me interested was SHSHSH. It’s not a typo, that’s what it’s called in Russian. This tiny application, only 160 kilobytes, adds one very useful feature when you enable silent mode on your smartphone. Imagine the situation:

Your boss called you to a meeting / you went to the clinic to see a doctor / your young child fell asleep. Well, or any other situation where you need to turn off the sound. You press the volume rocker "all the way" down and go about your business. After a meeting (or other event), you need to pull out your smartphone and turn the volume back up to a normal level. But it happens so often (with me regularly lately, sclerosis?) that you forget to do it. And if the vibration is still heard in the room, then going out into the street, sitting in a transport, you can miss an important call. What does this application do? When you press the volume down, a dialog box appears like in the screenshot. If you press the "Shhh!" button, the sound will turn off, and exactly one hour later it will turn on again, without your participation. In https://it.trade-x.com.ng/page-colonna-audiofila-n29-tecnica-che-aiuta-a-vivere-e-lavorare the window, you can adjust the turn off time and the volume of the ringtone to which it needs to be turned on. Also, a notification will hang in the curtain that the quiet mode is on, until such and such a time. If you tap on the notification, the volume you need will be restored immediately. In the application, you can customize the color of the indicator or temporarily disable this service. I liked it, very comfortable. Here is a link to the application in the market: Shush! The next application is called SMS Remote from our (CIS) developer. And now the surprise: you need to put it not on your smartphone, but on your spouse (gu) or child. Well, or who else you decide there. Very often there is a situation when you call your wife for the 150th time, you want to tell something important, and her smartphone
just lies in a purse and vibrates heart-rendingly. And no one hears him. Were there such situations? For this, at the request of friends, Konstantin Medvedenko wrote an application to solve this problem. By installing this application on your wife’s (husband’s, child’s) smartphone, you can turn off the silent mode by sending an SMS with the text "UNMUTE" to his number! In the latest update, the author added the ability to turn on WiFi remotely by sending an SMS with the text "WIFI ON". For example, to start the synchronization of some shopping manager. Code words can be changed in the settings. Here is a link to the application in the market: SMS Remote Size – half a megabyte. Accurate Size – Convert sizes to/from sizes for the following countries: USA, Europe, France, Italy, Japan, Russia, Australia, Germany, UK, China, Korea, Switzerland. Clothing Size Converter converts the sizes of the following types of clothing: Men’s: Pants, Coats, Suits, Sweaters, T-shirts, Underwear, Shoes, Socks, Hats, Rings, Shirts, Jeans, Women’s: Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Bras, Panties, Hats, Trousers, Sweatshirts, Shoes, Rings, Stockings, Coats, Jeans, Children’s shoes and clothes. There is a free version with