Samsung has been known for hiding certain options in its digital devices so the users can’t accidentally screw their devices up. These options usually include wiping off the device data, setting up locks and so on and nobody would ever like his device to be wiped off with an accidental […]
Sadly we live in a wireless world where prepaid unlimited data plans are becoming more of an endangered species with each passing year. So when we catch wind that a carrier is adding an unlimited 4G data option to their prepaid options, we can’t help but jump for joy. According
For anyone who stays current by reading magazines a la tablet, then this news is aimed directly at you. Google has now flipped the switch for paper magazine subscribers to transfer their subscriptions to the cloud. As long as the publisher has agreed to it, then eligible subscribers can now
Imagine a world where instead of Android your smartphone was running an extremely unique Linux-based mobile OS. Now take a deep breath and continue reading as yes, you guessed it, the highly anticipated mobile version of Ubuntu has been unveiled. You may have heard of Ubuntu last year, but this
With the dawn of a new year, Nokia is reportedly hoping to reclaim some of the mobile market share back. The Finnish handset maker is speculated to have an entirely new line of Lumia Windows Phone devices lined up for 2013. Internal sources close to the project have alluded to
After months of rumored launch dates and painful speculation, it appears that the ASUS Nexus 7 dock is finally ready to launch in the US and Europe this month. According to Android World, the dock is scheduled to hit stores in the Netherlands for €29.99 in mid-January. For US consumers,
There’s no denying that Google’s Project Glass could change the way we explore and share our world with others, as the device is poised as a platform for next generation wearable computing. The larger question then becomes when will the product be ready for production? Up until now we’ve had
It’s no secret that every year mobile writers and technophiles alike look forward to CES, MWC, and the spring and fall edition of CTIA. Each show offers manufacturers and vendors a chance to showcase their latest tech and give the world a sneak peak at what innovative gadgets are prepping to hit
Voice assistant isn’t a new thing as almost every smartphone users’ day begins with saying Good Morning to Siri if on iPhone or the same greeting to the Google Now, of course, on Android. To provide similar kind of experience, the India based company, Micromax has recently come up with
When we reported that the ClockworkMod Recovery’s available for the Karbonn Mobile A7, many of you might have installed it and then went on the way to enjoy custom ROMs to get rid of the Gingerbread. Installing a custom ROM is easy but it’s risky too as it bricks the
The Karbonn Mobile A7 smartphones does have some great hardware parts but its software side puts it a step back in the market as it still runs the Android Gingerbread while the Jelly Bean is available on almost all the high-end devices. If you picked this device and want to
The Karbonn Mobile A7 looks a lot like those HTC smartphones having curved corners and sleek style, especially the silver color makes phone look beautiful. The phone sports a 3.5″ inch capacitive touch screen and on the back, you’ll find a 5 MP Camera with flash to capture still images.
For the past few years, Micromax has been providing users inexpensive Android smartphones and with their latest A45 model, they’ve proved that you really can get a great smartphone in under a hundred bucks. What this device offers is–a 3.5″ inch screen with the resolution set at 320×480 pixels, though
Alcatel One Touch 890D has been around for two years and it hasn’t even been updated to at least GingerBread. The phone still runs the Froyo and we showed you a way to root it. If you were successful in rooting the device, then you must have installed some of
Alcatel’s been good at manufacturing good devices, but I think it couldn’t do much with its One Touch 890D smartphone. The smartphone was announced back in 2011 and it runs on Froyo still in the times when we’ve almost forgotten GingerBread. In order for a device to be successful, it
