The Sprint Epic 4G Touch, a Galaxy S II variant, recently saw itself updated to Android 4.0.4 and hence needs a root solution again. This guide below aims to be that solution, so read on if you own this device and need root. I. Before You Begin 1. This guide […]
Whenever a new firmware updates comes out and you update your device with the same, the root access gets lost and you ought to find a new way to root your device on the updated firmware. What if there was a way to update your device to new firmware without
With the recent official upgrade to Jelly Bean 4.1.1, the Motorola Xoom is currently one of the only two tablets to rock the latest Google OS. This guide will be for those who haven’t upgraded yet and are already rooted and aims to help you preserve your root and bootloader
If you have been running Jelly Bean on your device for some time, you must be greatly surprised with the features it has to offer you. Some features are just visible to the end-users like you and me, while some have to be discovered by playing with your device for
With the Xperia Ray recently getting updated to Android 4.0.4 ICS, it’s now time to look for a root solution again. This guide below will put an end to your search and at the end of the procedure, your device should be rooted and running ClockworkMod Recovery, ready for flashing
Our favorite Mountain View team has finally launched a dedicated Android blog (like you need another one) today. The official Android blog will feature news about Android and Android apps all in one streamlined place. Say goodbye to random press releases and announcements in a hundred different Google corporate blogs.
Google released an update to Gmail for Android users today, which includes the expected bug fixes and enhanced features for Nexus 7 owners. Continue reading for a rather generic changelog below. Changelog: Android 4.0 (ICS) and up: Improved 7″ support Bug fixes and performance improvements Android 2.2 and up: New
We’ve been talking about Sony a lot lately, but at least today we’ve got some positive news to share. This time around it’s the successor to the beloved Xperia S, appropriately named the Xperia SL. According to the ePrice crew, the Xperia SL will ship with Android 4.o and will
HTC has released details surrounding an upcoming update that is headed straight towards AT&T owners of the HTC Inspire 4G. According to HTC, the update will bump the Inspire 4G up to software version 3.20.502.2. Update features will include call optimizations, improved security, and background data enhancements. HTC’s support site
Life has been pretty tough for BMW owners who happen to have an Android phone, as up until now they’ve been left drooling over the remote app for iPhone users only. Well, those days of suffering are finally over as BMW has unveiled its Remote app for the Google Play
Thanks to the FCC, you the consumer can now celebrate a huge win in the form of a ruling which decided that Verizon was wrong to block tethering apps from your mobile device. The FCC decided today that blocking these type of apps is in direct violation of the FCC’s
We recently reported that Sony took to its own Facebook page to announce that it would not be rolling out the Jelly Bean update for Xperia devices. Now it looks like the company wants to recant their statement by blaming a local rep giving out the information in error. While
Google has announced today that they will in fact be delaying the launch of the Nexus Q. Their explanation: so they can make it do more than it can do today. Huh? Sounds like Google got tired of the overwhelming negative feedback it was receiving, and decided to ensure that
The Amaze 4G recently got updated to Ice-Cream Sandwich, breaking root for devices that were previously running Gingerbread. This post will show you how to root the ICS-running Amaze 4G and install a custom recovery if you plan to flash a custom ROM. I. Before You Begin 1. Make sure
While root solutions were working for previous Android versions on the Ascend II, the recent update to 2.3.6, although welcome, broke root for many users that were already rooted. This guide below will help you remedy just that! I. Before You Begin 1. Back up your data; although this isn’t
