The AirPlay wireless streaming system makes sharing stuff between your phone and TV incredibly easy—but only if stick with Apple gadgets. Try to share content from an Android and suddenly you’re out of luck. But with these third-party streaming apps, Airplay and Android can finally speak the same language. See Full Story on gizmodo.com
Can’t install Android App Update from your phone or tablet? Try to install it directly from the web
23 May 2013 By Leave a Comment
How many times has a new Android app update been issued for a major app, yet you find yourself without the ability to update on your phone or tablet? Should you know of an app update in the wild, you can almost always install it directly from the web version of Google Play even if […]
How to Disable the Lock Screen in Android
30 April 2013 By Leave a Comment
Virtually every new Android device comes with a lock screen which appears when you first wake your phone or tablet from sleep. While these lock screens are often loaded with widgets and shortcuts to your favorite apps, they are usually just speed bumps that slow you down on your way to the desktop and your […]
How to Factory Reset your Phone
23 April 2013 By Leave a Comment
If you wish to restore your phone to default factory settings, then you can perform a hard reset. This will delete all the data. This can be done in following ways. Go to Settings -> Privacy -> Factory data reset. This method is valid for all the mobile phones. However, many users have experienced problems […]
How to shoot a 360-degree time-lapse video with your phone
9 April 2013 By Leave a Comment
Time-lapse videos aren’t just for pros. With the right accessories and apps, you can shoot, edit, and publish a 360-degree time lapse with just your phone. Let Photojojo guide you through the setup. What you need: Tripod Your phone Rotating tripod attachment (like the Camalapse) Smartphone tripod mount (like the Glif, or your own DIY solution) 1. […]
How to change fonts on Android Device
3 April 2013 By Leave a Comment
Ever wanted to see serif text and labels on your Android device? Or, what about fancy or cursive typeface? Or, perhaps, some alternate sans-serif font? In this video, learn how to change fonts on Android, using a method for either rooted or non-rooted devices.
How to Find Custom ROMs for Your Android Phone
21 March 2013 By Leave a Comment
Time and time again when people ask me why I prefer Android to iOS, my number one answer is, “freedom.” The freedom to customize the homescreen as you see fit, not just moving icons around, the freedom to use custom launchers, and the freedom to install apps that are not on the Play Store. And […]
