Passbook is a new iOS 6 app that turns your iPhone into a virtual wallet ready to store tickets, loyalty cards, coupons, gift cards and more. While it doesn’t handle NFC payments like Google Wallet, it does help iOS 6 users streamline some of the plastic bulk out of their wallet, […]
If you are tired of using custom ROMs on your smartphone and want to start everything from beginning, you should unroot your device. It will restore your device to the stock firmware with all those default apps, like Gmail, Maps, and you will have an unmodified device. Here we have
HTC EVO 4G was the smartphone launched in the year 2010 running on the Sprint’s WiMAX Network to provide ultra-fast speed to its users. The smartphone was among those initial devices which were running on the 4G network and still the phone is considered to be the best for the
The Alcatel One Touch 918N is for those with their minds wrapped around their purses than the latest specs, as it is a simple device running Android 2.3.3 with a 650MHz processor, dual SIM support, and a 3MP camera that won’t make a noticeable dent in your bank account. But
The Samsung Galaxy Spica was one of the first Android devices to be released by Samsung and is bound to be forgotten amongst the newer creed of supersmart Android phones. But we are guessing there are some who haven’t forgotten yet and would like to get more from this aging
There’s a simple workaround to root the CDMA variant of the HTC EVO 3D smartphone and it takes help of a custom recovery to do that. If you happen to own this device and attracted by the goodies rooted users are having on their devices, follow our guide and you
When you toy with your smartphone having the factory images can be a helpful safety net of sorts. Thanks to Google, the factory images of Android 4.1.2 build JZO54K for the Galaxy Nexus (“takju”) and the Nexus 7 are now available and up for grabs. So, if you are the
It came as no surprise that Sprint was not pleased with the news that Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile’s parent company, was planning to acquire Metro PCS. Shortly after the news broke the Now Network started working on their own counter offer to Metro PCS. However, it appears as though their has been a slight
Now that you are rooted, flashing custom ROMs is just a step away. This little step is something called a custom recovery which will not only have you flashing ROMs but also making/restoring backups, wipe data/cache, etc. in no time. So read on then to know how to install ClockworkMod
The Samsung Vibrant was a Galaxy S variant that kickstarted the whole Galaxy line, which is very well the biggest cash cow for Samsung currently. It has been more than two years now since this device debuted on T-Mobile but we are guessing there are some who haven’t succumbed to
After the Galaxy Note II made it official AT&T and Sprint debut, T-Mobile customers were left waiting for their chance to get their hands on the highly anticipated phablet. Well, the wait is nearly over as Samsung and T-Mobile have confirmed that a variant will be headed straight to T-Mo
Just ahead of the holiday induced shopping rush, Sprint and Samsung have teamed up to officially announce the Galaxy Tab 2 10.1″. Great news for consumers shopping around for tablets, as this will be Sprint’s first 4G LTE-3G EV-DO tablet. The Android 4.0 slab boasts a 10.1-inch screen, powerful speakers,
The post below will show you the next step that will take your Xperia Arc to custom ROMland – installing a custom recovery. A custom recovery is a pretty useful thing compared to stock recovery, as you will be able to flash ROMs, make/restore backups, wipe cache/data, etc. If that’s
The Sony Xperia Arc comes with a 4.2-inch LCD display, a 8MP shooter and a 1GHz Scorpion processor keeping things running at its mid-range speed. The device recently saw an update to Android 4.0.4 officially but there’s no word as yet on whether there will be an official Jelly Bean
4G, you’ve figured out by now that it has something to do with internet speed on your phone, but beyond that its a mystery. And who can blame you? A product with this many acronyms and so many commercials claiming theirs is better and theirs has the most coverage etc.
