So you’ve dropped your smartphone in a puddle. Or you went swimming with it in your pocket. Or it’s really rainy out. Or you dropped it in beer at the bar. No matter the reason, you need to fix your phone fast. Today, we’re going to explain…
Do you own a BB10 device? Probably not. But if you do, then you’re probably disappointed about the woefully small Blackberry app store. That’s why Blackberry was smart enough to give BB10 the ability to install Android apps. That’s an…
Maybe you’ve got a crazy ex-girlfriend. Or maybe you keep getting calls from one annoying telemarketer. But whatever the reason may be, you need to learn how to block calls on Android. Today, we’re going to show you how to easily do that in…
The Nexus 5 is a beautiful phone with a fantastic UI. It’s as pure as Android can possibly get. On most phones, Android is heavily modified. Samsung modifies Android to create TouchWiz, and HTC modifies Android to create Sense. Some people like…
If you’re not using Snapchat to send picture messages these days, then you’re missing out. It’s a great way to let all of your friends know you’re doing something more interesting than they are. You see, Snapchat isn’t just for sexting…
iTunes is one of the world’s most popular music playing software programs. iTunes makes it easy to sync music to your iPod, iPhone, and other i devices. Unfortunately, iTunes does not natively support Android devices. This means Android users…
Android 4.4 KitKat is officially here. Well, it’s here if you’re a Nexus 5 owner. Nobody knows when the rest of the Android world will be getting the latest update, but let’s hope it’s sooner rather than later. Today, we’re going to…
If you’re one of those people who gets excited about incremental updates to the Gmail app (don’t be shy), then you probably noticed that Gmail 4.2 came with a cool swipe-to-delete feature that allows you to swipe to the left or right to banish…
Jelly Bean adds several important tweaks to the Android operating system, but one of the most important additions is Google Now. Google Now is Android’s answer to iOS’s Siri. But instead of just mindlessly listening to your questions and then…
Tethering is a popular way to use the internet anywhere you have access to mobile networks. Tethering allows you to access your cell phone’s data plan from other mobile devices – just like you would access the Wi-Fi network created by a wireless…
