#gallery 263

[earth-and-theatre]

Hannah Day in “Where We Wander” at Gallery 263 (Cambridge, MA)

[pinceauarcenciel]

She stole his smile (•̀ω•́)✧

※ Fanart: Ace Attorney Investigations 2 (Gyakuten Kenji 2) © Shu Takumi/ Capcom

[genericpuff]

the last few episodes of persephone moping around have felt like less of a self-reflective moment for her to grow and change and more rachel griping about criticism and surrounding herself with yes men

this isn't gonna be in any way a formal essay like my usual sort, more of a slam post honestly, so fair warning that i'm gonna be a little salty here

EPISODE 263 SPOILERS AHEAD!!!!

but seriously, it's been a pity party of greek proportions because this constant "woe is me" shit with persephone that's constantly met with "no queeen you're amazing and perfect" has been going on for DAYS (real time and comic time)

literally every episode since the comic returned has had some segment of either persephone or hades (or both) being upsetti spaghetti over their current situation because oh nooo persephone made the deal with erebus and had to sacrifice something. even though they both knew that was gonna happen and yet she did it anyways. so she just continues to lock herself away in her mansion and spout adorkable quips while her husband, mother, and colleagues deal with the mess she caused.

and of course there's the constant inclusion of apollo spitting straight facts about persephone being a terrible queen and person, but of course because it's apollo saying it, it's not meant to be taken as gospel, essentially clapping back at the words of the critics who call out persephone for being a shitty and toxic protagonist by putting those words into the mouth of a literal rapist.

and yeah episode 263 had a lot of the same shit, to the point that you could literally swap out the names of the characters and the words they were speaking and it applies exactly to rachel and the corner she put herself in u.u it's been a thing for a while now that apollo has just felt like a mouthpiece for LO criticism but as mentioned by users within the subreddit during the discussion of this newest episode, it's never felt more apparent than now.

so yeah enjoy this satirical text edit of a sequence from the newest FP episode, which I honestly can't tell is meant to satirize the critical community or Rachel's reactions to the critical community because the weird reality this comic and its community exist in has just become that wack that it's hard to believe it's not directly from The Onion sometimes LMAO

-and as much as i find myself empathizing with the pressure that rachel is surely under right now - no one should have to be subject to the screeching howls of the peanut gallery - i can't help but be reminded of the memes and tweets she's put out that basically outright say "persephone is supposed to be celebrated for being a shitty person, if you can't handle her at her worst you don't deserve her at her best 💅"-

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-and how often she's ruined her own day looking for critical groups or people with the "wrong opinions" that were minding their own business, or how much she's stifled her own community's attempts to discuss the story openly by having her mods ban anyone with even so much as a question regarding persephone's integrity.

so yeah, as much as i can empathize with her from one creator to another that being under this amount of pressure and scrutiny must be immensely frustrating and exhausting, beyond that one similarity i just can't empathize or relate to this mindset of almost learned helplessness that's taken a firm grip over her writing. this is the story she wants to tell and by all means no one is entitled to make her stop, but if she's gonna keep using her greek myth "retelling" comic that's trying to be "feminist" as a mouthpiece for her own griping over criticisms that are largely on-point and justified - to the point of putting the words of her critics into the mouth of her token villain like she's playing some single player barbie doll "act out that fight that sounded cooler in your head" game - then she's gonna keep getting called out, full stop. i figured she didn't have any nose left to rip off in spite of her face but apparently not.

look, i get it, there are some opinions and behaviors within the critical community that even i'm not on board with. there are people who absolutely take shit too far on both sides of the fandom, and i think both sides need to do more to hold themselves accountable for how they interact with each other, the comic, and rachel herself. i make it a point to keep my shit in my own house, i'm not entitled to rachel's attention and frankly it's the last thing i want because i have a lot of fun here and i don't want that to be potentially ruined or dampened! but if you come into my house and complain about the decorating, then i legitimately don't know what to tell you. i used to love LO and i'm so sad for my past self knowing fully well they're not gonna be able to wholeheartedly enjoy this comic forever due to how manipulative and shitty the storytelling has become. a story that i once connected to as an AFAB who was a victim of assault and abuse and generational trauma.

if persephone being the true main villain in her own story was ever meant to be the point of Lore Olympus, then it's taken way, way too long to get to that point, and rachel herself definitely doesn't seem to be of the mindset that that's what she's become with all of her blasé meme'ing on a plot arc that she's still expecting us to take seriously. persephone was never a very complex character to begin with - being an easy self-insert for the audience and rachel to project themselves onto and relate to - but at least in the beginning she felt like she had so much legitimate potential, she was naive but put her best foot forward and clearly wanted to make a life for herself, made by herself.

now she's just mean. jaded and mean. dependent on the constant validation of others to the point of being manipulative. an absolute shell of a person who can only grow a spine when she's punching down on people weaker than her, completely incapable of standing up to the people who are a legitimate threat to her. it's not empowering, it's not subversive, it's just another pick me story about women pitting themselves against other women and never taking accountability for their own behavior, mistakes, and deliberate actions meant to hurt others, often teetering on the line of straight up narcissism all for the sake of a "boss babe" moment.

anyways, if you want an actual well-written and GOOD scene of an empathetic female protagonist struggling to find their footing in adulthood being called the fuck out for their learned helplessness behavior, go read Tamberlane, it tackles this topic much better through its main character who keeps using her brokenness as an excuse to never do better, it slaps and it's so real.

[whencyclopedia]

A Gallery of Dogs Through the Ages

Dogs have been a constant of the human condition for thousands of years. Footprints of a young child and canine dated to 26,000 years ago have been found in the Chauvet Cave in France, showing them walking side by side, and, long before then, and ever since, humans and dogs have maintained that same relationship.

Where and when dogs were first domesticated is still debated, but the oldest artistic depiction of the dog on a leash – and possibly with a collar – dates to 8,000 years ago in the region of Shuwaymis in modern-day northeastern Saudi Arabia. In attaching a leash to one's dog's collar today, one is participating in a basic human activity going back to a time before the Pyramids of Giza were raised or Newgrange was built.

This gallery presents a few images of dogs through the ages from ancient Mesopotamia up through the modern day, and, as one can see, the relationship between humans and dogs has changed very little.

Continue reading...

[neverscreens]

— THE IDOL.

Pop Tarts & Rat Tales, 263 Screencaps.

Double Fantasy, 269 Screencaps.

Daybreak. (SOON)

Stars Belong to the World (SOON)

Episode #1.5 (SOON)

Episode #1.6 (SOON)

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[karina-gill]

Karina Gill and Jamie Hart.

Polished and Worn: Contemporary Silversmithing and Figurative Sculpture Exhibition Comes to Hazelbury Bryan.

Hosted at Alec’s Field Pavilion from 25th May to 9th June 2024 Polished and Worn invites visitors to explore the world of silversmithing and wood sculpture through a curated collection of stunning pieces. From elegant silverware to intricately carved sculptures, each exhibit tells a story of passion, skill, and dedication. This unique exhibition promises to dazzle and inspire, displaying the creativity and craftsmanship of local artisans in a laid-back and welcoming atmosphere.

Visitors can look forward to:

-             Explore a diverse array of silversmithing and woodworking, including hand carved sculptures, silverware, home décor and silver jewellery.

-             Meet the Artists, chat with the talented artisans behind the pieces and gain insight into their creative process and inspiration.

 "Whether you're a seasoned collector or just curious to learn more about these art forms. Karina and Jamie invite you to join them in the pavilion gallery and explore site specific sculpture in a park setting "

The selling exhibition will take place at Alec’s Field Pavilion, Hazelbury Bryan, from 25th May to 9th June 2024, open 10.30am - 5.30pm, with free admission to the public. For more information and to view a sneak peek of the featured artists, visit

www.dorsetartweeks.co.uk

Dorset Art Weeks Venue 263

Alec’s Field Pavilion

Hazelbury Bryan

Nr. Sturminster Newton

DT10 2EB

25th May – 9th June open daily 10.30am - 5.30pm

Jamie Hart

Jamie Hart, graduate of Bath Academy, sculptor produces hand crafted pieces at his Dorset studio. Driven by a profound desire to capture the intricacies and nuances of the human condition, Jamie's sculptures offer a thoughtful exploration of the complexities of our existence. Whether taking inspiration from reality or the realm of imagination, his pieces imbued with a profound sense of depth and emotion. Adhering to a stringent set of artistic constraints, Jamie adeptly creates works that are both visually striking and conceptually profound. Bold and unapologetic, Jamie Hart's sculptures are a testament to the enduring power of the human spirit.

Drawing inspiration from the local environment. His work reflects his devotion to sustainability and his deep appreciation for the beauty of nature. For years, he has diligently collected roots and waste hard wood, with the intention of transforming them into heartfelt sculptures. Allowing the natural characteristics of the wood to guide his designs, resulting in strikingly simple forms that emanate strength and boldness. Through his sculptures, Jamie aims to highlight the raw beauty of his chosen medium, inviting viewers to reconnect with the natural world.

Karina Gill

Contemporary silverware designer Karina Gill will be exhibiting a selection of jewellery and silverware, created using her distinctive style.

Karina studied at the Surrey Institute of Art and Design in Farnham where she gained her BA (Hons) in 3-Dimensional Design in metal work. Since completing her degree in 1996, Karina has built up a business from her workshop in Dorset, where she designs and makes her etched silver bowls, jewellery, boxes, and sculptural pieces.

Drawing inspiration from the delicate cutting and folding of a single sheet of silver, Karina infuses her work with the rich textures of fabric prints, the rugged allure of coastlines and delights in nature’s diverse patterns and organic repetition. Her pieces evoke a sense of complexity without complication, a harmonious balance of skilful artistry and thoughtful design.

Images

Karina Gill

2023

Silver Etched Bowl 'Star'

Photograph Credit: William Cameron

Jamie Hart

2022

Fear and Loathing

Oak Root

[thenovotnys]

Queer as Folk (US) Locations - Season 4

This part includes places seen on Season 4.

1.

Justin, Melanie, Lindsay and Gus are in front of 542 Church Street. (from episode 401)

2.

Brian persuades a store owner to advertise his business. The store is at 263 Queen Street East. (from episode 402)

3.

The boys walk on Front Street East, near St Lawrence Market. (from episode 403 and 412)

4.

Emmett argues with Michael. They are in front of 3-5 Church Street, across Brian’s loft. (from episode 403)

5.

Justin, Cody and Pink Posse patrol on Front Street East. (from episode 403)

6.

A day with Justin and Cody. They look at used books in Acadia Book Store, 232 Queen Street East. On other scene, Cody shows the boys how to fight in Sully’s Boxing, although I am not sure where the address was. (from episode 404)

7.

Ted walks with Melanie on Norman Jewison Park. It is also where Brian suggests Mr Remson to donate for Liberty Ride. (from episode 405 and 412)

8.

Lindsay runs under the showering rain to meet Sam on Toronto Dominion Centre. (from episode 406)

9.

Blake and Ted are in front of 964 Queen Street West, as seen on the scene. (from episode 406)

10.

Michael and Hunter are on Allan Gardens Park. (from episode 407)

11.

Ted is waiting for Blake on 333 Sherbourne Street. (from episode 407)

12.

Michael, Ben and Hunter ride the bike on Trinity Bellwoods Park. In other moment, Ben and Anthony walk on the same park. (from episode 408 and 410)

13.

The "Pittsburgh Institute of Fine Art" is on Shaw Street. (from episode 408)

14.

Debbie, Michael and Emmett go shopping for tombstone on Portrait Memorials Inc, 1059 Lakeshore Road East. (from episode 408)

15.

Brian tells Debbie about the big C in front of Art Gallery of Ontario on Dundas Street West. (from episode 410)

16.

Emmett and Ted walk on Maitland Street. (from episode 412)

17.

Brian secretly walks to the spinning class, followed by Justin. It is on Gristmill Lane on Distillery District. (from episode 413)

18.

Carl proposes to Debbie on the parking lot across Woody’s on Church Street. (episode 413)

19.

The Liberty Ride participants make a stop at night on St. Joseph of Arimathea Orthodox Church at 510 Whitevale Road. (from episode 414)

20.

Brian and Michael stop in front of Whitevale Cemetery on Whitevale Road. (from episode 414)

21.

Although I cannot locate where Emmett and Ted spend the night, on the next day they are on Meadowvale Road. (from episode 414)

22.

Vic Grassi House is on Madison Avenue. (from episode 414)

Places that I cannot locate

Episode 401, Ben walks on a park calling Michael.

Episode 401, Michael and Hunter in a motel.

Episode 402, Ted says goodbye to Blake then leaves the building.

Episode 402, The Fairy gathering.

Episode 405, Justin and Cody meet Chris Hobbs.

Episode 405, Debbie and Emmett look for perfect gift for Vic and Rodney.

Episode 407, the burial of Vic.

Episode 408, the gallery.

Episode 408, Michael and Justin have lunch with Brett Keller.

Episode 410, Debbie meets Joan in church.

Episode 410, Ben talks to Anthony in library.

Episode 411, Debbie and Emmett meet Carl in the ball.

Episode 411, Sidney Bloom Gallery.

Episode 411, Hunter and Callie make out in the car on a parking lot.

Episode 411, the stadium where Drew has a match.

Episode 413, Brett Keller’s house.

Previous list: Queer as Folk Locations - Season 3

Next list: Queer as Folk Locations - Season 5

[joseandrestabarnia]

Arte romano

finales del siglo II d.C.

Leda y el cisne

Mármol lunense

Inv. 1914, núm. 263

La escultura, que representa a Leda, reina de Esparta, con Júpiter en forma de cisne en su regazo, está atestiguada desde el siglo XVI en Roma, en las colecciones de Villa Medici. La cabeza de Leda, fruto de una restauración del siglo XVI, debió girar hacia arriba en el arquetipo, reforzando así su gesto protector hacia el ave. El original, del que derivan las numerosas copias romanas conocidas hoy en día, llevaba la firma de Timoteo, uno de los grandes escultores griegos de principios del siglo IV a.C. En el caso de la réplica de los Uffizi, cabe destacar la presencia de un delfín en el reverso, añadido macroscópico y arbitrario del copista romano.

Información de Le Gallerie degli Uffizi, imagen de mi autoría.

[spaciousreasoning]

Circling the Lake

My blood sugar dipped to 263 on Monday morning. We fixed oatmeal for breakfast for the first time in at least a couple of months. We nearly forgot how to do it, but we were reminded how long it took to actually boil the water and cook the oatmeal.

Later we decided to take a drive around Fern Ridge Lake. The afternoon temperature was in the mid-70s, a nice day for a drive. We took OR 126 and arrived in Veneta about 2 p.m. Veneta is about a dozen miles west of Eugene. Its population today is just over 5,000, and it is the site of the annual Oregon Country Fair.

Having spotted a place to eat on the map and checked out its website and reviews, we decided to stop for a late lunch before making the circuit. Our Daily Bread Restaurant and Bakery resides in a refurbished old church. It offers sandwiches, salads, seafood, burgers, steak, breakfasts, soups and homemade bread. The building was a Pentecostal church that was brought to Veneta in the 1940s in pieces from an armory in the Corvallis area.

When the church eventually moved, several small businesses and galleries occupied the building. It was later purchased by a couple who refurbished the building, adding a steeple, chapel and kitchen, and created a bakery they called “Our Daily Bread.” Another couple bought the bakery in 2005 and created a full-service restaurant. Nearly 20 years later, it has become a popular destination spot and is often referred to as the “gem of Veneta.”

Nancy and I each ordered a half sandwich, which turned out to be a good idea, given the size. She got the Turkey San, fresh roasted turkey breast with lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise and cranberry sauce on whole wheat bread. I chose the Featherbenders Grill, built with sliced turkey breast, Swiss cheese, tomato, and bacon on herb parmesan bread. I had them put the avocado on a side plate and gave it to Nancy. The turkey on both sandwiches was excellent. The roasted flavor was outstanding.

Heading north on Territorial Highway, we finally came to Clear Lake Road, which turned east across the northern boundary of the lake. Also known as Fern Ridge Reservoir, it was built on the Long Tom River by the Army Corps of Engineers and encompasses more than 12,000 acres. From the reservoir, the Long Tom joins the Willamette south of Salem.

The Fern Ridge Dam was built in 1942 and provides flood control, irrigation, recreation, navigation, and improved downstream water quality. The water level is kept high from May through September for recreation purposes.

Fern Ridge is home to multiple parks and yacht clubs, both private and county-managed. During the summer, strong winds develop in the afternoon. Because these winds are quite reliable, Fern Ridge has become a popular sailing destination for the nearby population. The Eugene Yacht Club hosts several annual regattas.

We made a brief stop at Richardson Park on the northwest corner of the lake and watched as boats sailed over the water. Several families were present enjoying kayaking. We also pulled over near the dam to take a few pictures. Two couples were fishing in the outflow from the dam.

There are several other areas bordering the lake we did not see, so we will no doubt make another visit to the area at some point.

On the way back to Springfield, we went by Jerry’s once again and found a doorknob for the door between the kitchen and garage. From the look of the existing knob it had been replaced before, perhaps because the keys had been previously lost. When we reached home we set up the new bright red umbrella we got earlier on the back deck.

Given the timing of our lunch, we just snacked for dinner about 7 p.m., with cheese and salami and chips and salsa and garlic spread. Then we munched on peanuts while entertaining ourselves with episodes of “Signora Volpe” on Acorn and “HPI” on Hulu.

[jpf-sydney]

Hidden Japan

Book Review:

A slightly unusual travel guide. No photographs but instead it is liberally strewn with adorable, professional illustrations. Conspiratorially informal and loaded with personal insights.

Chapters are organised by theme. Some chapter titles include: art and fashion, after dark, nature and retro. Each will have an overview describing the summary of major attractions. There is a lot of text. Like a travel journal. Every section of the book has at least one of these commentated walks like a curated, literal walkthrough.

For example, the YaNaSen arts and craft walk takes place in the adjacent neighbourhoods of Yanaka, Nezu, Sendagi. Besides gallery hopping, there are many enroute asides that enrich the excursion. A confectionary shop is passed that sells ice cream sandwiches and redbean pancakes. There is something called the Petticoat Lane cafe, a street chestnut roaster, a hanko shop (Japanese stamp seal). Towards the end of the walk there is a cemetery with some historical figures interred. There is a bathhouse. Exemplary of the book's emphasis on organic, non-packaged, discovery and exploration.

The author is Chiara Terzuolo, a decade long visitor turned resident. Knowing that her previous book was, The Vegan Guide To Tokyo, goes a way towards explaining the conspicuous slant that the food landscape is presented in. Namely that vegetarian and vegan options are prevalent with little emphasis on any fish or meat. Terzuolo's cruelty-free advocacy is also reflected in the commentary and choice of attractions. Only the humane and ethical of animal cafes are mentioned. Again, this viewpoint most certainly a welcome departure from the mainstream.

Shelf: 291.093 TER Hidden Japan. by Chiara Terzuolo ; illustrated by Justine Wong.

Naarm, Vic. : Smith Street Books, 2024. ISBN: 9781922754752

263 pages : colour illustrations, colour maps ; 22 cm.

Text in English.

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[foragelive]

David's 2023 foraging tours

May 20, 10:30am Arlington Great Meadows, Arlington Adult Ed.

May 21, 10:30am The Cove, Newton Adult Ed.

June 10, Gallery 263 Birthday bash. There will be foraged goods.

June 15, Wild food class at BU with Netta Davis.

June 17, Needham adult ed.

July 29, 11 am, Watertown public library.

September 17, 11 am. Gibbett Hill Grill.

October 21, 10:30, Arlington Great Meadows, Arlington Adult Ed.

[neverscreens]

— THAT 70'S SHOW, SEASON ONE SCREENCAPS.

Find in GALLERIES. Like or reblog the post it was useful. Your interaction shows me that I should keep making screencaps. And if you want me to post some in separate posts, tell me! ♡

That 70's Pilot, 264 Screencaps.

Eric's Birthday, 289 Screencaps.

Streaking, 200 Screencaps.

Battle of the Sexists, 228 Screencaps.

Eric's Burger Job, 263 Screencaps.

The Keg, 175 Screencaps.

That DIsco Episode, 221 Screencaps.

Drive In, 182 Screencaps.

Thanksgiving, 202 Screencaps.

Sunday, Bloody Sunday, 207 Screencaps.

Eric's Buddy, 195 Screencaps.

The Best Christmas Ever, 267 Screencaps.

Ski Trip, 159 Screencaps.

Stolen Car, 185 Screencaps.

That Wrestling Show, 219 Screencaps.

First Date, 240 Screencaps.

The Pill, 208 Screencaps.

The Career Day, 183 Screencaps.

Prom Night, 223 Screencaps.

A New Hope, 190 Screencaps.

Water Tower, 211 Screencaps.

Punk Chick, 233 Screencaps.

Grama's Dead, 244 Screencaps.

Hyde Moves In, 240 Screencaps.

The Good Son, 236 Screencaps.

[hmbdyyy]

Art Ecosystem

The art ecosystem refers to the interconnected network of individuals, organizations, institutions, and industries that contribute to the production, dissemination, and consumption of art. This includes artists, art collectors, galleries, museums, auction houses, art critics, curators, art historians, art educators, art publishers, and many others play a role in shaping the art and design world.

The art ecosystem is dynamic and constantly evolving and changing, influenced by a range of factors including cultural trends, technological advancements, economic conditions, and social and political events. It is shaped by a complex web of relationships and interactions between its various actors, and is characterized by a diversity of perspectives, interests, and values.

One of the key challenges facing the art ecosystem is to ensure that it remains inclusive and accessible, and that it reflects the diversity of the communities it serves. This requires a concerted effort to promote equity, diversity, and inclusion at all levels of the art world, and to create opportunities for artists from underrepresented backgrounds to have their work be recognized and valued. To build new audiences and cultivate a greater appreciation of the arts among the general public, education and outreach are also necessary, in order to help build new audiences and promote a greater appreciation of the arts among general public.

An example of what can contribute to Art Ecosystems to me would be Curbside Crafters.

The place holds a space for many different creatives to openly express their creativity and showcase and sell their works. This encourages diversity and brings people from all backgrounds to contribute to the Art Ecosystem.

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Htc sync manager overview

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Htc sync manager overview android#

Android ApplicationsĪndroid applications are usually developed in the Java language using the Android Software Development Kit. Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) is a service that lets developers send short message data to their users on Android devices, without needing a proprietary sync solution.Ī technology that lets apps discover and pair directly, over a high-bandwidth peer-to-peer connection.Ī popular NFC-based technology that lets users instantly share, just by touching two NFC-enabled phones together. Supports single direction and bi-directional text. Widgets are resizable, so users can expand them to show more content or shrink them to save space. User can jump from one task to another and same time various application can run simultaneously. H.263, H.264, MPEG-4 SP, AMR, AMR-WB, AAC, HE-AAC, AAC 5.1, MP3, MIDI, Ogg Vorbis, WAV, JPEG, PNG, GIF, and BMP.īased on the open-source WebKit layout engine, coupled with Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine supporting HTML5 and CSS3.Īndroid has native support for multi-touch which was initially made available in handsets such as the HTC Hero. SQLite, a lightweight relational database, is used for data storage purposes. GSM/EDGE, IDEN, CDMA, EV-DO, UMTS, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, LTE, NFC and WiMAX. Sr.No.Feature & Description1 Beautiful UIĪndroid OS basic screen provides a beautiful and intuitive user interface. Why Android ? Features of AndroidĪndroid is a powerful operating system competing with Apple 4GS and supports great features. Google publishes most of the code under the Apache License version 2.0 and the rest, Linux kernel changes, under the GNU General Public License version 2.

Htc sync manager overview code for android#

The source code for Android is available under free and open source software licenses. Jelly Bean is an incremental update, with the primary aim of improving the user interface, both in terms of functionality and performance. On June 27, 2012, at the Google I/O conference, Google announced the next Android version, 4.1 Jelly Bean. The first beta version of the Android Software Development Kit (SDK) was released by Google in 2007 where as the first commercial version, Android 1.0, was released in September 2008. Android was developed by the Open Handset Alliance, led by Google, and other companies.Īndroid offers a unified approach to application development for mobile devices which means developers need only develop for Android, and their applications should be able to run on different devices powered by Android. In general, the program is the "number 1" for the majority of the HTC user community due to the fact that it allows you to perform almost all of the most popular operations.Android is an open source and Linux-based Operating System for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers.

Htc sync manager overview install#

In addition, HTC Sync allows you to install new applications on your phone. The program offers its user the function of automatic synchronization of contacts when connecting the phone. You can view Music, Gallery, Calendar, Contacts, Bookmarks and Documents. The left part of the window shows the image of your phone, and the right part shows the menu of all modules of the phone, and the content of the modules that have been selected at the moment. At the top, the total amount of data occupied by the gallery, documents and other data is displayed. The interface of HTC Sync is quite simple and not overloaded with unnecessary elements. HTC Sync works with both Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express, allowing the user to synchronize contacts and plans in the calendar with similar data in these programs.

Htc sync manager overview drivers#

The program installs the necessary drivers on your computer, so all you have to do is connect your smartphone via USB cable. HTC Sync is a tool for connecting your HTC smartphone to your computer, exchanging data and synchronizing data between them.