We’ve got yet another universal root method for many Jelly Bean and ICS devices from XDA. XDA Recognized Developer Bin4ry came up with a script which is supposed to root almost all Android 4.0.x (Ice Cream Sandwich) and 4.1.x (Jelly Bean) running devices.
Porting Android apps to iOS is a cumbersome process, especially when you are unfamiliar with Objective-C. There exist few tools to make your porting job easier now, though you could find differences with their respective results. Now, to help developers the porting process, Google has come up with a similar tool, J2ObjC.
The much awaited iPhone 5 has been announced and would be starting to ship from the 21st of this month. Though iPhone 5 produced disappointment in many, including many Apple lovers, it is still having the firm grip to hold on and selling out of pre-orders in about an hour proves it.
Universal root guides/tools comes once in a while and here is another one, the HTC Quick Root, which could root / unroot almost all HTC devices. We can’t call it a fully universal rooting tool as it supports only HTC devices. But still, it is a piece of joy for the HTC users looking forward …
The 2012 London Olympics has finally concluded after 16 days of glorious events. London came up with a real treat to Olympics lovers this time. At the same time, Google also showed the company’s support and attention to the big event with their special doodles.
Burst Shot is a camera feature on high end phones like the HTC One X and the Samsung Galaxy S3 which lets you take multiple photos by pressing just once on the shutter button. Burst Shot is quite handy because it lets you take good snaps of moving objects because of the high shutter speed.
Has an update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich taken away the root access on your phone or tablet? If so, we have found a universal root method for almost all devices running ICS, Android 4.0, 4.0.1, 4.0.2, 4.0.3, 4.0.4,……,4.0.x. All credit goes to XDA Senior Member Phil3759 for bringing up the all in one guide.
Google Sound Search Widget a.k.a. Google Ears is a feature of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean which was announced during the Google I/O keynote the previous month. Most of you might not have paid attention to it even if you watched the keynote online because this was not the most exciting thing Google had to show off.
The default file manager in Windows phone does not allow you to transfer files via file manager. XDA Forum member MOHSEN-UNIQUE has come up with Unique File Manager, the very first file manager which supports Bluetooth file transfer. The unique file manager is as good as any
