Bitten nails, brow beating, shouts, howls, chants and songs of praise are all a common sight of diverse excitement that embody the spirit of the quintessential sports fan. For a diehard sports fan that is entranced with the play-by-play action of every game, his fixed place will be the edge of his seat. However, in this generation, the television screen in front of the sports fan is now replaced by a device in the hand – smartphones. That’s where theScore app for Android steps in to take…
This goes without saying when said technology has evolved and has been the sole harbinger of a rebellion against anything that had too many buttons on it or was complicated to use. There was once a day when remotes did not exist and Televisions has 8 channels with buttons on the TV itself. Soon the remote came into existence and made life a bit easy. This bug caught the fancy of the modern consumer world and extended to almost everything, be it remotes for music systems, computers, air…
Many of us have fond memories of playing Nintendo 64 games growing up. And today, we have more power in our smartphones than we had in supercomputers 20 years ago. That means playing Nintendo 64 games is a piece of cake on today’s Android smartphones and tablets. How do you play N64 games on your Android? It’s actually surprisingly easy - and it’s even completely free unless you choose to make a donation: Step 1) Download an app called Mupen64+AE from the Google Play Store Step…
Today’s Android rooting community is incredibly prolific. Roots have been unveiled for just about every device out there. And One Click Root makes Android rooting as easy as possible. That’s why we’re not really surprised to discover that a Samsung Galaxy S4 root was discovered prior to the device’s launch. That’s right: before the S4 was even available to the general public, a team of rooters was able to unlock its core functionality. The S4 root was revealed on the XDA…
I don’t know about you, but I don’t buy very many games on my Galaxy S3. There are plenty of good free ones out there, and a game has to be really good before I shell out $5 to $10 for it. Hey, my phone bill’s expensive enough already. But a recent promotion by some Android game developers should make the cost of Android gaming a bit cheaper. These developers recently partnered together to release an indie gaming bundle. And here’s the best part: you can name your own price for the…
Since the days of MSN messenger when instant messaging was just beginning to kick off, a number of programmes have carried that torch forth and created more and more ingenious and unique tools to support instant messaging. In the present day, an individual has the daunting task of managing multiple social profiles across the digital space. Unfortunately, maintaining your online social relevance often demands frequent hopping from one digital hotspot to the other to manage your shared…
Since olden times, the responsiveness to demand and supply has been studied well by seasoned Android developers who have devised many a modern day marvel apps to revolutionize our daily lifestyle. Among these marvels emerges another strong new contender named Feedly. The gatekeepers of the most celebrated knowledge and information hub Google announced, in a shocking outcome, that they will be discontinuing Google Reader in a few months from now. What better a time for Feedly to step to…
Google is one of those companies that just loves to celebrate April Fool’s Day. And 2013 was no exception. This year, Google seemed to devote more resources than ever to the infamous day. Here are the jokes that Google tried to pull on the internet on April 1, 2013: Google Maps Treasure Mode This one is my favorite, just because of the hilarious video. Google Maps Treasure Mode came about after a Maps exploration team discovered a chest filled with treasure maps way back in 2012. The…
If you’re reading this Android rooting blog, then I assume you’re a fan of the Android operating system – or at least curious about how Android rooting works. But just because you’re a fan of Android doesn’t mean you’re afraid to try new things. That’s why we’re going to show you how to try out the new BlackBerry 10 operating system on any Android handset. RIM (which apparently now wants to be known simply as BlackBerry) launched BlackBerry 10 in February 2013. And since that…
Android tablets come in all shapes and sizes, and 2013 is already shaping up to be a remarkable year for our favorite mobile operating system’s tablets. To help you make the best decision on your Android tablet purchase, here are our favorite choices of 2013 so far. We’ve made things easy for you by separating tablets into the 10 inch and 7 inch varieties. Best 10 inch Android tablets of 2013 Google Nexus 10 Google has a popular lineup of Nexus smartphones and tablets, and the Nexus…
