Android Market Pick: Net Counter

Net Counter is a great application to keep track of your daily, weekly, monthly, or whenever you decide to reset it data meter. The program is free on the Android Market and is useful if you want to keep track of how much data you consume over a billing cycle. Most data plans have a soft 5GB limit, which means you may go over a couple times but too many and you may get a call from your service provider. At&t has recently changed the way that they bill for data and offer a 250MB plan and a 2GB plan. This may be the best option for you though if you use less data. Net Counter is also capable of showing how much data you are using through your WiFi connection.

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[Ramadan546]

Hey this is really off topic but do you guys do requests.Because for the past month Ive been trying to apply the "Night Vision" hack on the Nexus one but the person who did the hack has no information what so ever on how to do it.Could you guys help?And yes my Nexus is rooted.

[pocketnowvideo]

@Ramadan546 go to pocketnow's home page select Daniel and send him the link he will check it out to see if it is real or bogus.

[cashfornothing]

Android users, G(.)(.)gle is watching you..

[Shovelware]

@freakstate Moron, moron , moron ask ur mom.

[freakstate]

This is good app by the way, but mine resets when restarting the phone. Hopefully there's a setting for that.

Beware of Tweetdeck, it certainly sucks up your data usage!

[freakstate]

@Shovelware Context context context, look it up.

[Shovelware]

@freakstate When did I said that OS is not for mobile devices dumb ass. LMAO. I just discovered another wanneb smart guy LMAO WOEUHAHAHAHAHAHA

[freakstate]

@Shovelware Wikipedia: 'An operating system (also called an OS) is what is needed to run the programs on a computer or a MOBILE DEVICE' Durrrr derp durr :P