A quick run through of some of the high ranking articles on Facebook Home will reveal deep rooted hatred for the social networking giant’s latest efforts in tying their users into the Facebook way of things. Facebook Home is still young having been launched only a few days ago, but it holds great promise. I’m … Read More …
The Samsung Galaxy S4 is king. The S4 is a combination of class and performance geared towards giving the ultimate android experience. Dubbed the Life Companion, the S4 is out to make life easier. The S4 runs on the latest jellybean 4.2.2 with a superior 5-inch display coupled up with a Full HD AMOLED display. … Read More …
You’ve probably been awed by what Blackberry (formerly RIM, Research In Motion) has to offer the world as it seeks to reinvent itself, return to profitability and win back the hearts of the many loyal customers who’ve stayed on even in its darkest hour. I am not one such loyalist of Blackberry devices, you know too … Read More …
For users of desktop browsers like Chrome and Firefox, this is something we have had for a very long time: the ability to block the annoying pop-up ads and banners when surfing the web. For those who always root their Android devices, this is a no-brainer; there are several root apps that block ads from … Read More …
Instagram which was recently bought by Facebook at a mind blowing $1 billion has rolled out an update to its Android and iOS apps. I don’t own any iDevice so my quick experience with version 3.0 of Instagram is based on the Android app. Just like wine, Instagram is getting better with age. The changes … Read More …
When I tweeted that I was testing the new Pinterest for Android application yesterday morning, I got a few heads in class and on my timeline rolling. Many were wondering what that was. I had a hard time trying to explain that it was a type of “Facebook” that allows users to “pin some cards” … Read More …
This is the second part of the post 10 Must Have Programs/Applications on your Windows PC. Read the first part here. 5. Dropbox These days you just can’t go on talking about anything tech wise without mentioning “the cloud”. Yes everything is nowadays hosted in the cloud. This is where Dropbox comes in. I know … Read More …
I know you already have the essentials installed on your home or work computer or your travelling laptop; or if you are in my shoes, your studying machine. The basics include Office software (talk of the costly darling of many like Microsoft Office Suite or others that are slowly being favoured due to their open … Read More …
Now that you have rooted your Android device what do you do with it? Here are some very essential root apps for any Android device. 1. Titanium Backup This is simply a must have app. In fact it is one of the very many reasons why I normally root my Android device the first time … Read More …
There are some sayings that the “wisemen” of our age have coined. One of them is “an app a day keeps the doctor away”. I have mine too: a tweet a day keeps misinformation away. The growth of microblogging site Twitter has been phenomenal and there’s no lying it is headed for some big things. … Read More …
After my lengthy rant on the often unspoken side of Android, Google unveiled the most beautiful, sleek and praise-worthy version of its famed flagship mobile operating system, Android, the Android 4.1 codenamed Jelly Bean. This has set the tech world on fire as the developments of the Google I/O conference this year are slowly being … Read More …
By now this is no longer news so I am simply eulogizing and joining the millions of mourners still coming to terms with the demise of an application that used to be many people’s favourite until Instagram landed on Android. PicPlz though still available on iOS through the Apple App Store, was mainly a darling … Read More …
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