While we wait for an Android app for the Nike fuel band to come out soon, I decided I’d go grab one and see what all the fuss was about. So here’s a quick video of my thoughts on the fuel band and how it works. Enjoy.
Came across this video recently and thought I’d share. Now, first off, not trying to bash Apple, Apple is very good at a lot of things (and I happen to own some of their products), but the guys over at TekSyndicate.com did a good job about raising some important questions
Need to send your Samsung Galaxy S III in for warranty reasons? Or perhaps you just want to start over back from stock? Well, we need to remove the custom recovery image and root access and get everything back to the way it was when the phone first came out
Ready to flash a custom ROM or overclock your Samsung Galaxy S III already? Don’t blame you. Rooting your Galaxy S III and loading a custom ROM afterwards will allow you to flash Jelly Bean and even a vanilla Android Jelly Bean version onto the device removing the weird Samsung
Loving your new Nexus 7 but, like me, you noticed that there are a few features missing (like Adobe Flash)? Or perhaps you just want to load custom ROMs, overclock and just tinker with the Nexus 7 in general? Well, thanks to the developers over at XDA (as usual), the
*Yes, I am aware that this video is REALLY long, but damnit, I had a lot to say… Feel free to use the fast forward feature… Samsung’s latest flagship phone has landed. And, kudos to them, they managed to secure deals with all four of the major wireless carriers here
I’ve had the pleasure to play with Android’s newest iteration Jelly Bean (4.1) for a few days now (thanks to XDA developers, of course) and figured I’d do our normal walkthrough when a new version of Android is released to showcase some of the new features of the OS compared
*We are aware that in the video above we are using an iPhone 4. Even though we use an iPhone 4 in the video, it works identically for the iPad 2. Jealous of your friends with their iPhone 4S’s and their personal assistant Siri? Completely understandable, the girl is quite
Jealous of your friends with their iPhone 4S’s and their personal assistant Siri? Completely understandable, the girl is quite the handy assistant and quite the conversationalist, I hear. Well, even though Apple doesn’t want you to have Siri on your iPhone (they’d rather you buy the new iPhone instead) doesn’t
*In the video we use an iPhone 4 to demonstrate the procedure, the procedure is identical to the way to do it for the iPad 1 as well. Maybe you’ve read our New Here section? Maybe you’ve seen a friend’s iPad that was jailbroken and decided you wanted that type
*In the video we use an iPhone 4 to demonstrate the procedure, the procedure is identical to the way to do it for the iPhone 3gS as well. Maybe you’ve read our New Here section? Maybe you’ve seen a friend’s iPhone that was jailbroken and decided you wanted that type
*In the video we use an iPhone 4 to demonstrate the procedure, the procedure is identical to the way to do it for the iPad 2 as well. Maybe you’ve read our New Here section? Maybe you’ve seen a friend’s iPad that was jailbroken and decided you wanted that type
Maybe you’ve read our New Here section? Maybe you’ve seen a friend’s iPhone that was jailbroken and decided you wanted that type of freedom as well? Either way, let us show you how to jailbreak your iPhone 4 on the latest firmware at the time of writing this; iOS 5.1.1
*In the video we use an iPhone 4 to demonstrate the procedure, the procedure is identical to the way to do it for the iPad 3 as well. Maybe you’ve read our New Here section? Maybe you’ve seen a friend’s iPad that was jailbroken and decided you wanted that type
*In the video we use an iPhone 4 to demonstrate the procedure, the procedure is identical to the way to do it for the iPhone 4S as well. Maybe you’ve read our New Here section? Maybe you’ve seen a friend’s iPhone that was jailbroken and decided you wanted that type
