Daily Mail Online – The Ultimate US & UK News Platform

Daily Mail Online – The Ultimate US & UK News Platform

The daily news model revolves around covering international happenings all across the globe in a couple of moments on TV or in a small section at the end of your newspaper. But what about the more detailed stories? What about introspective journalism and digging in deeper to find out the ‘why’ behind the ‘what’? Narrowing down on the not so far eastern haven of the European subcontinent’s Great Britain, Android brings to you the brilliant Daily Mail Online Android news application.…

Did This – An App to Give Your Dreams Some Time In Your Life

Did This – An App to Give Your Dreams Some Time In Your Life

Did this? Oh you did, did you? As we grow up and trek through life’s wayward slopes, we all love putting in a little wishful thinking and make up our own special bucket lists and milestones to achieve. Unfortunately, we get way too caught up in our lifestyles to remember prioritizing our dreams and regretfully have to give up on a lot of them. Enter Did This – a one-of-a-kind app for Android that will ensure you never forget to stay true to your wish list ever again. Did This is an app…

Why Does the Galaxy S4 Have Temperature and Humidity Sensors?

Why Does the Galaxy S4 Have Temperature and Humidity Sensors?

Samsung surprised the tech world when it announced that the Galaxy S4 would feature both temperature and humidity sensors. Some people were surprised because they didn’t realize technology like that was even available in a small enough form to fit in smartphones. Others were surprised because they didn’t see the point of adding temperature and humidity sensors to a smartphone – especially if it increased the cost of the device. So why, exactly, does the Samsung Galaxy S4 have…

How Do Android Versions Work?

How Do Android Versions Work?

Android is one of the world’s most unique operating system for a number of different reasons. But there are also some not-so-good things that make Android unique, and OS fragmentation is one of those things. OS fragmentation refers to that fact that the majority of Android users aren’t using the latest version of Android. In fact, they’re not even close to using Android 4.0+ because they’re stuck with Android 2.3. Today, Android users are spread across a wide range of operating…

How to Adjust Facebook Privacy Settings on Android

I do most of my ‘Facebooking’ on my Android. But there are some things on Facebook that are easier to do on your PC – like switching your profile picture or adjusting privacy settings. Fortunately, for those of you who don’t want to access Facebook on a PC, there is an easy way to adjust privacy settings on Android. Today, I’m going to show you how to adjust privacy settings for your posts on Android. So, let’s say you want to post a status update to only a select group of…

How to Use Your PC Bluetooth Keyboard on your Android Tablet or Smartphone

How to Use Your PC Bluetooth Keyboard on your Android Tablet or Smartphone

If you do real work on your Android smartphone or tablet, then you’re probably frustrated by the cramped virtual keyboard. Thankfully, it’s easy to attach a Bluetooth keyboard to your Android by following these steps: Step 1) Find any Bluetooth mouse, keyboard, joystick, or whatever device you want to use on your Android Step 2) Turn on Bluetooth from your ‘Settings’ menu under ‘Wireless & Networks’ Step 3) Turn on your Bluetooth keyboard and look for the device…

How to Check If Your Android Has Been Successfully Rooted

How to Check If Your Android Has Been Successfully Rooted

When you root your device, it’s difficult to tell immediately if the root was successful. Some people expect the phone to look completely different after booting into a rooted Android system. Others expect custom ROMs to already be available to them. The truth is: rooted Android looks almost identical to normal Android the first time you boot. That’s because you haven’t done any cool things to it yet – like install exclusive rooted apps or customize your Android using custom…

How to Connect your Xbox 360 Controller to Android to Play Unsupported Games

How to Connect your Xbox 360 Controller to Android to Play Unsupported Games

Any Android handset running Android 4.0+ can handle an Xbox 360 controller. Users can connect the Xbox 360 controller to their device using an OTG cable and control many of their favorite games using the world’s most popular controller. But unfortunately, not all Android games support the Xbox 360 controller (or any third party controllers). These games want you to use the clunky touch screen controls that are bundled with Android games by default. That means no PlayStation controller and…

Fotor – A Photo-Editing Champion App In The Making

Fotor – A Photo-Editing Champion App In The Making

A savvy photography-centric company recently introduced a cool photo-editing masterpiece of an Android app named Fotor. Amongst the multitude of photo-editing apps that populate the Android app market, Fotor is arguably enjoying one of the most successful campaigns to the top of the charts on Google Play Store. So What Is Fotor All About? Fotor presents itself with easy to use, intuitive and highly customizable features that both novice and experienced Android users can pick up instantly. The…

How to Fix Excessive Data Usage On CyanogenMod 10

How to Fix Excessive Data Usage On CyanogenMod 10

If you recently rooted your Android and installed the popular custom rom CyanogenMod 10, then you may have noticed a data usage problem. Specifically, users of CM10.1.0 RC3 are reporting excessive data usage when they check the Data Usage screen. And when I say ‘excessive data usage’, I’m not talking about a few megabytes over your monthly limit. Apparently, users who usually use a few hundred megabytes a month checked their data screen to find a situation like the one shown above,…

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