That home button on your Galaxy S5 is much more than just a way to get back to your home screen. Samsung cleverly hid a fingerprint scanner in there, following Apple’s footsteps into biometric security. If you want to start using the fingerprint scanner, it’s not hard to set up. […]
One of the best tweaks to iOS has been the ability to launch third-party keyboards. With iOS 8, you can download and install third party keyboards quickly and easily. For those of you who may have considered jumping ship to get a fresh take on your keyboard, you can keep
Maybe you’re sick of the speeds that your current data plan offers on your carrier? Maybe there are some great offers on another carrier? If so, we’d suggest you to unlock your device, the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, and make it work with whatever carrier you want. Unlocking the Samsung
Your big screen can do more than show you stuff on Facebook, you know. If you want to do two things at once, leave that “recents” tab to the others. You’ve got multi-window support, and you can probably run two of the apps you want at once. Meant as an
Lots of people are complaining about the size of the new iPhone 6 and 6 plus. And to some extent at least it makes sense. Its quite a jump in screen size to come from an iPhone 5S or, god forbid, an iPhone 4S to be forced to an iPhone
When our phone’s storage is nearing its end, we all have to make sacrifices. We don’t want to delete our music as we need it every day on our way to school or work and we also don’t want to delete photos or videos, because they’re part of our memories. But we
With the rollout of Windows Phone 8.1, Microsoft has changed a lot of things in their mobile operating system. One such change (albeit questionable change) includes the removal of the comma from the main page of the keyboard. Now, whenever you want to set a comma, you’d first have to activate
One of the first things your new iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus will ask you to do when you turn it on (besides beg to be caressed softly) is to setup Touch ID, aka the fingerprint scanner, and with good reason. Setting that up (or at least a PIN)
FINALLY. So with the coming of iOS 8, the iPhone 6, and iPhone 6 Plus, Apple, in a slightly unexpected move, has allowed third-party developers to build alternative keyboards for iOS. I can just picture someone at Apple huddled in the corner of the office rocking back and forth because
Sometimes typing and emoticons just don’t quite cut it (and a phone call is wayyyy too much commitment, let’s be real) so what are you to do? Well, in iOS 8, you have a third option –audio messages. Now, next to the text field when typing to someone else with iMessage enabled,
A neat little feature Apple added into iOS 8 is the ability to actually interact with notifications, instead of just tapping them to open the corresponding app. You could always swipe up on a notification to dismiss it, but now you can swipe down to actually take action on it
All apps run in a secured environment, usually referred to as the “sandbox”, and this makes sure that the running app cannot manipulate or damage the software it is running on in any form. By applying the Interop Unlock, you can widen the margins of that sandbox and allow apps to get
One of the cooler features of the HTC One (M8) is Blinkfeed. The social newsfeed app makes it easy to access things like Facebook and Twitter in one stop, but some users aren’t fans. In fact, a vocal few feel as though Blinkfeed is pushed on them by HTC. If
Ever been in that situation where you go to snap a picture of something, but by the time you open your camera app — the moment is gone? We all have, and it’s the worst feeling ever (not really, but it definitely sucks). With the HTC One (M8), you may
You love that HTC One (M8), and you’ve downloaded a ton of apps. You don’t use many of them that often, but you don’t want to get rid of them altogether. What can you do? We’ve got great news! You can keep your all the apps you want, but not
