Even if you don’t have a Pixel or Nexus and have access to the Android O Beta, you might still be able to get the new launcher to try that out if you want? The APK for the Android O launcher (the installation package) is available on the web and it apparently seems to be working for most Android devices on 6.0.1 and higher. If you have a device on that version of Android, here’s […]
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If you’re feeling a bit impatient, and can’t wait to start messing around with Android O and happen to have a Pixel or Nexus phone, then you’re in luck. Google released the beta alongside Google I/O for any Pixel or Nexus users that might want to check it out. Now, of course, this is really meant for developers who need to test their apps on the latest version of Android, but, let’s be real, if
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Video game streaming is huge. And it’s easy really, you can easily connect your computer to a streaming service, boot up your game and a mic, and you’re on your way to Twitch stardom. But what if you really want to stream games from a device that isn’t your computer? What if you want to stream from a Nintendo Switch, for example? (ZELDA?? MARIO KART??) Well, so long as you have the right equipment, it’s
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It’s getting harder and harder to root the more popular Android devices. I personally love rooting my phone and removing whatever crap bloatware the carrier or manufacturer put on their as well as flashing a custom ROM to get a stock version of Android that is way snappier and, frankly, better looking in most cases. But, since that’s not quite an option for the S8 (and frankly, Samsung has dialed down the S8’s TouchWiz to
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Well, thanks to the response from you guys for the iPhone 6/6 Plus light kit and the iPhone 6S/6S Plus kits I put together, here’s how to make the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus Apple logo light up like it does on a Macbook. Now, there was a bit of a delay getting the iPhone 7 kit to work and the main reason is the fact that Apple changed the way the screen connects to
The internet is obsessed with gifs. Cat gifs, gifs from TV shows, movies, celebrities making odd faces and more that people now use to post as small animations on the web to further get across the more specific emotion they are feeling (nothing says good job like that Drake gif of him clapping. That’s just correct). And while everyone shares these on a variety of social networks, there’s one that won’t accept them: Instagram. Instead
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A friend of mine got a new puppy not too long ago, and while he’s pretty damn cute, he’s also a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, which apparently is another name for “I’m a breed with separation anxiety and just want to sit on laps and stop you from doing anything besides loving me”. Soon as she would leave her apartment, the barking and howling would begin, then came the calls from the neighbors followed by
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Here’s how to input the following settings on an Android device.
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It was only a matter of time, but developers over at XDA impatiently waiting for the new Samsung Galaxy S8 to arrive, figured out how to port over the S8’s new home screen launcher. In addition to being able to use the new launcher (without needing to even root the phone by the way), you can also get Bixby, Samsung’s new voice assistant, as well as the new always-on display (AOD). So if you want
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My Galaxy S8+ finally arrived along with the new Gear VR with wireless remote that came with it if you pre-ordered from Samsung so I figured as is the protocol here on the internet, let’s do a quick rundown of the specs and unboxing. Here the specs of the S8 and S8 Plus via GSMArena.com: What do you guys think of the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus and the new Gear VR headset? What do
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The LG G6 has just launched and with it comes a new aspect ratio, premium build, and interesting two camera setup. If you picked up one of these guys, though, there’s definitely some hidden features that I think will help you get more out of the phone. From customization, to camera tricks, here’s some features that might not have been apparent (see: hidden) that I think you should know about. Here’s my video on the top
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Thanks to Huawei reaching out, I have a P10 to giveaway to you guys! Fairest way I know how is to use the Gleam widget (that I’m sure you are all familiar with by now), so here we go. Few Things to Note: The giveaway is international so no matter where you are, if you win, I’ll personally ship to you myself. The winner will be chosen at random by the giveaway widget. It will
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Apple recently launched an entirely new app called Clips. The name is pretty apropos, too, considering it allows you to take multiple short video clips and combine them together, add text or graphics easily and produce an end video super easily. But, as with Apple, there’s no instructions on how to use Clips exactly, so I figured I’d do a quick rundown and tutorial for anyone wanting to try this new app out. The app
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For the first time in years, I don’t care if anyone reads this. Now, that’s not to say that I don’t appreciate if someone does (thank you!), but, right now, I’m not concerned with how many people read this. And you know what, it feels amazing. First, Some History… When I first started this blog back in 2009, I was writing whenever I could in between my job and going to college about something that
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Nintendo re-released their original NES system under the name the Nintendo Classic. This miniature version of the original console from the early 80’s has been updated to use HDMI outputs, different controller ports, and no longer needs the game cartridges. Instead of popping in new cartridges for each game it just comes preloaded with 30 of some of their most popular games. Thing is, Nintendo basically made a small Linux computer and using an emulator
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