As a Galaxy S II LTE (Skyrocket) owner, I know this phone has very little developer support compared to the more popular models. The Galaxy S II LTE doesn’t even have its own ClockworkMod recovery yet, we are forced to use one made for the T-Mobile Galaxy S II. That aside, some pretty impressive roms…
A couple days ago I talked about the touch based clockworkmod recovery that was floating around Google+. If you missed that article, you can find it here. ( I rarely make videos, so please be gental of my mistakes ) As you can see from the video, It looks and acts exactly the same as the classic…
Not to long ago I posted about my favorite rom for the Galaxy nexus by the developer named Bigxie. Since then, that particular rom has been given the name ‘Apex’. If you missed that article, you can find it here. Today I’m going to talk about my favorite kernel to flash along side my favorite…
For everyone that has been complaining about Motorola locking their bootloaders, I’m sure this is going to make you very excited. Motorola has announced though their blog that a new version of the Motorola RAZR will be coming first to Europe and then to the U.S. “in the coming months.” This is a spin on the original…
After Koush showed users the first official touch-based ClockworkMod Recovery interface two days ago, CWM has been popping up all around Google+ and posted download links for the official beta, making CWM Touch Recovery available to Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S users. It’s currently in beta stages right now, but available for the Nexus S’ GSM variant, and for both CDMA and…
I’ve been playing around with the Nova Launcher for a little while now. It’s not exactly the new kid on the block, but it’s defiantly getting better with each update. Nova Launcher has made the Galaxy Nexus’ home screen more customizable than ever. Thanks to Kevin@TeslaCoil Compatible with Galaxy Nexus and other ICS devices. Will NOT work on gingerbread…
We had reported a while back that Sony will update their Tablets S & P to Ice Cream Sandwich, but they hadn’t given a timeline. Well, the other day they provided a little more clarity, according to the Verge. I’ve updated our running list of “Androids getting ICS”.
The nail biting will have to hold on for a little bit longer for those original eeePad TF101 users who want the Ice Cream Sandwich update. Originally I had let you know that it was going to be late January. However, a recent update from their Facebook page gives mid-February as the ‘un-official timeline’.
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