Incredibly small, yet powerful as it promises to be, we have this VEHO Soudblaster all set to get going through the testing rigs! Ah, don’t worry we won’t be doing anything that fancy in here as all we gonna do is to pair this little thing up with various kinds of devices wired or over the air and let the ... Read More »
Though Android’s open source nature lets you customize almost everything, you may get bored of the UI because basically, there is a lot common between various apps. But you may love the Windows UI on your friend’s Lumia or any other Windows phone. As I already said, you can customize android in almost any way, you can also make it ... Read More »
HackMyAndroid.com is long domain but something that makes sense about what we publish. But sometimes, it becomes pretty inconvenient to share these long URLs with our friends. I myself don’t like long URLs being shared on social networking sites. What do we need – a URL shortener and here is one. Though I am aware of the misconceptions Google and ... Read More »
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom which was leaked in photos 3 days back is now official and has been announced by Samsung on their official blog. The S4 Zoom is a perfect device for people who are fond of photography as it combines the features of both Galaxy S4 and a high-end compact camera. Built with the Galaxy S4 technology, ... Read More »
HTC Explorer has an internal memory of 90 MB which is probably insufficient for most users. The system apps can not be removed and their data also goes into the internal memory which gets filled pretty soon because of these apps. However, there is a script that can help you increase your internal memory – only virtually (it is impossible ... Read More »
Being a trendsetter is a thing but being the first, is something special. The first Google phone that got tagged under the ‘Nexus’ moniker was the Google Nexus One. Built by HTC which has been known for it’s zero compromise build quality standards, the Google Nexus One was amongst the most gifted handsets and boasted a top notch chipset and ... Read More »
The 2nd sequel to one of the finest performers in the mid range pricing segment and in fact the bestselling mid ranger till date, the Samsung Galaxy Ace is back again and it’s time for version 3.0! Although the previously launched Galaxy Ace 2 couldn’t yield any magical figures for the OEM, but it seems that Samsung has got done ... Read More »
We have seen the Samsung Galaxy S4 repeating the success story of the previously flagships. Then all of us speculated of that mini version to hit the scene too! Then we needed an answer to the questionable build quality of the super flagship for the price tag and we got treated in the form of the Galaxy S4 Active. There ... Read More »
Smart and Rugged. The much awaited Samsung Galaxy S4 Active got announced officially and by the looks it really looks to be an answer tough enough to those who called Samsung’s top shelf phones fragile and vulnerable. You can get a sense of the Samsung Xcover’s ruggedness which seems to have been topped upon the beastly silicon that ticks inside ... Read More »
Releasing a “mini” version of a manufacturer’s flagship device must be promising good sales, probably? And that’s why you had the Galaxy S3 mini and now you have the S4 mini. While Sammy has been releasing the mini version of its flagship devices, HTC is following suit. The HTC One mini is HTC One’s younger brother – consider it’s look or ... Read More »
Sony mobiles has been doing quite well enough to gain the momentum which eventually they never lost and as an outcome, we have seen the Japanese flooding out the different price brackets with numerous varieties of Xperia handsets and with the announcement of the Xperia M Dual along side the single SIM variant, Sony has finally chipped in with a ... Read More »
Yes, I am one among those who don’t wish to press the Power button pretty often to turn off my Android phone’s screen and you might also feel the same way probably because your phone’s case makes it hard to push the button or because the power button is located at the top of the phone and due to the ... Read More »
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