At the D:Dive Into Digital event yesterday, Andy Rubin, VP of Engineering at Google, displayed a yet unannounced tablet that he said is manufactured by Motorola and is running a NVIDIA dual core processor. The tablet itself didn’t quite excite us as much as what was running on the tablet; […]
Earlier Verizon announced their new 4G network to compete with T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network and Sprint’s WiMax network. Well, since T-Mobile is holding the “world’s largest 4G network” title at the moment according to their advertisements, they felt the need to respond to Verizon’s new network. Here is the press release:
Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread SDK was officially announced/released today (with an OTA update coming to Nexus One users ASAP). So let’s break down the new features so you can see exactly what it is that you’ll be looking forward to: Better Game Development So unless your a developer, this basically
So finally Google/Samsung have officially announced the Nexus S. It will be released December 16th at all Best Buy and Best Buy Mobile stores in the US and December 20th in the UK. In the States it will cost $199 on a 2 year contract w/ T-Mobile and $529 unlocked
So first, check out the post I did a while back if you are unfamiliar with what rooting is by clicking here. Don’t worry, I’ll wait… Ok, so now that we’re all on the same page with what rooting is and the benefits it brings, I think it’s time we
I. Before You Begin 1. The only real reasons to unroot a phone are if you need to send it in for warranty or if you flashed something that you can’t undo by flashing other ROMs. 2. THIS PROCEDURE CAN BE DANGEROUS, PLEASE FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND AT YOUR
I. Before You Begin 1. This method is for flashing a custom recovery image and custom ROM. 2. You MUST have done our How To Temp Root and the How To Perm Root / S-OFF procedures for the G2 BEFORE coming to this procedure. II. Flash a Custom Recovery Image
I. Before You Begin 1. An explanation of what S OFF is and why you might want it – S Off means security off for your HBoot mode (aka Bootloader). The bootloader is what allows you to flash updates and write to the file system of your phone. By turning the Security
Thanks to JKKMobile for the procedure! I. Force it to Display Properly 1. On the device, download and install Spare Parts from the Market. 2. Open Spare Parts and scroll down to Compatibility Mode and uncheck it, then recheck it back on. 3. Reboot the device. 4. Once rebooted, go
I. Before You Begin 1. You must have done our How To Flash a Custom Recovery Image procedure first. II. Flash a ROM 1. Head to our ROMs section and select your device from the list to be presented with all our different ROMs for your specific device. 2. Choose
OBSOLETE: HEAD TO THE MARKET AND DOWNLOAD ROM MANAGER AND CLICK FLASH RECOVERY AND WAIT FOR IT TO FINISH INSTEAD OF DOING THIS PROCEDURE. AFTER THAT YOU CAN TO SECTION V AND CONTINUE. I. Before You Begin 1. You must have done our How To Root the Samsung Galaxy Tab
Thanks to Salvatore Fugarino, the reader who sent this in! I. Before You Begin 1. This procedure was sent in by a reader and has not been tested by us. II. Bypass Activation 1. So the concept here is pretty simple… Leave the phone on until it is about to die.
I. Before You Begin 1. This will root the Samsung Galaxy Tab so you can load root required apps on to the device. 2. This will also allow you to flash a custom recovery image once you are done. II. Sync with Kies 1. Download the Samsung Kies Software from
Hate using the Zune software to load files on to your Windows Phone 7 device? Ya, me too. Well here’s how to transfer files from your computer to your Windows Phone 7 device without the Zune software; after this quick fix, simply plug in the phone and drag and drop
I. Before You Begin 1. This method is for flashing a custom recovery image and custom ROM on one of the few phones that you used our Universal Android Rooting Method (Visionary Method) and our Universal HBoot Security OFF procedure first (in that order), then come to this one to continue.
