At Mobile World Congress 2012, HTC announced a quad-core smartphone labeled as HTC One X. The phone is really good and the shipping of the same has begun in some of the countries of the world. Once you get the phone into your hands, you will probably be thinking to […]
Do you ever have those days when you don’t really want to text but aren’t really in the mood to get into a full-blown phone conversation with someone? Remember when everyone who was cool had a Nextel and you could just walkie-talkie your friends at the push of a button.
Remember back in the day when surfing the internet meant having to either bookmark your favorite sites or actually write the url down somewhere just so you could remember where you saw that weird but cool look egg chair from? Searching for something on the web used to be an
With all the buzz surrounding the wildly successful photo sharing app, Instagram, it came as no surprise to see apps sprout up sporting the same concept. While Instagram allows its users to capture, apply trendy filters, and share photos what about all those video clips you have saved on your
Setting up profiles on an Android device can be essential if you are constantly changing your settings based on your location. Using the paid app, Profile Scheduler, you can set up different profiles based on where you are, and can set up timers so that they automatically switch. I. Before
Have you ever wished that you could passcode protect some of your apps, or maybe even all of them? Maybe you have a snoopy girlfriend who wants to check your Facebook app, or a young child that shouldn’t be allowed to navigate freely through the applications that aren’t kid-friendly. Whatever
Sometimes it’s fun to just play a mind numbing game on your iPhone to pass the time while you’re waiting in line at McDonald’s or maybe while you’re stuck at your in-laws for spaghetti night. Either way, it appears that the creative minds at The Falco Initiative must have had the same
The days of using volume keys to navigate the Recovery Menu may soon come to an end as more and more recoveries are adopting touch-based interfaces instead of the old ways. While ClockworkMod Recovery has a touch-based version, TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) improves upon that popular recovery adding finger-friendly
The Galaxy Y Pro and the Galaxy Y Pro Duos are some really affordable handsets that have a major advantage over other Android phones in their segment – a full QWERTY keypad. In case of the Galaxy Y Pro Duos, users have the added advantage of using two SIMs simultaneously
This accessory was provided by Wireless Emporium, go check them out! Ever see an Android device with a slide out QWERTY keyboard and wonder what that would be like? Don’t want to give up your iPhone to find out? No problem. Today we have a possible solution for you; a
When I installed the Windows 8 Consumer Preview on my Mac, I noticed one HUGE issue that I just couldn’t deal with; the screen would keep dimming down no matter how many times I would set the brightness to 100. Apparently, in anticipation of putting Windows 8 on tablets with
Data plans are not cheap, and going over your data limit can add up pretty quickly. There are little tips and tricks, however, that can save data to avoid any penalty fees at the end of the month. I. Recommendations 1. Put the data counter widget somewhere visible (like the
This accessory was provided by Wireless Emporium, go check them out! In my own personal mission to try and lengthen the life of my smartphone’s battery, I’ve used portable chargers, solar chargers, and even spare batteries. Personally the only one of the those options that significantly extends my battery’s life
When you add social networking contacts to your phonebook, or import contacts from a different phone, you may end up with multiple entries for one person. There’s an easy way to combine information to reduce phonebook clutter and make phonebook entries more complete. I. Combining Contacts 1. Find the contact
Get ready to smash some ants, as I get down and dirty with the Android app Ant Smasher. Just as the name implies the sole purpose of this game is to see how many ants and other various creepy crawly bugs you can smash. How it works: The developers have
