It’s only been nearly a week since I’ve picked up a brand, new AT&T version of Galaxy S2 but I was able to get a lot of things groovin’ such as root, overclocking, and already installed several custom ROMs. They work flawlessly on the AT&T version so there’s nothing holding you back from getting the best of what open source has to offer.
Here’s some of the best from the latest rootin’ lootin’ for the AT&T Galaxy S2 SGH-i777:
Some of you may wonder which 4G runs the fastest on the Galaxy S2. Well, since I’ve got all three Galaxy S2s here, I did a quick test in my backyard.
First of all, Sprint uses WiMax technology for its 4G service, which is theory can do up to 75Mbps download speeds. In the meanwhile, T-Mobile and AT&T both use HSPA+, which isn’t really 4G but it is faster than 3G.
T-Mobile is theoretically rated up to 42Mbps download speeds while AT&T is rated for up to 21Mbps download speeds.
In reality, these theoretical speeds are proportional. Sprin
Well, just received a brand new T-Mobile Galaxy S2 unboxing, here’s unboxing video!
Difference between other Galaxy S2s? The T-Mobile comes with a Qualcomm s3 1.5Ghz dual-core processor instead of Samsung Exynos 1.2Ghz dual-core.
Although there was no official announcement for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus, it seems that there’s already Verizon Galaxy Nexus being used in the shooting of Android 4.0 launch.
In these photos, you can clearly see Verizon’s 4G LTE logo engraved on the back of this Galaxy Nexus. Which just all means that November 10th launch date might not become just a fairy tale, you can bet on it!
After blockbuster releases like HTC Evo 3D and the Evo 3D, HTC announces another Evo series, this one with SIM card support for world roaming, the HTC Evo Design 4G.
Rather than stuff it with more extra features, the Evo Design 4G has been watered down to minimal necessities with 1.2Ghz single-core processor, 1.3 megapixel front-camera, 5 megapixel back-camera, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, 4″ qHD screen, 3G and 4G WiMax.
All of this results in a slimmer, lighter phone and I
You’ve probably heard this already (or at least someone probably told you last night or this morning), Google and Samsung has just announced the 3rd generation Nexus series after the Nexus One and S, the Galaxy Nexus!
The cream of the crop Galaxy Nexus comes with the latest Android 4.0 operating system, which touts cool features like face recognition unlock screen, merged OS with other Android tablet devices (meaning Android 4.0 can be used with phone or tablet), intellectual voice commands, Android Beam NFC-based mobile sharing, 1080P video camcorder with real-time mor
AT&T’s Galaxy S2 Android smartphone is nearly identical to the “first” international version, which I tried months ago when it first came out except the edges are bit more polished and there are four capacitative menu buttons at the bottom instead of just three.
Best Display on Market – AMOLED 4.3″ ScreenProbably the best feature about all Galaxy S2 series is its AMOLED Samsung screen that is brighter than any other smartphone display on the market and also the colors are more vibrant. You can tell that Samsung has put some of their HDTV
Do you want to get new themes on your Android tablet device? You might want to check out ADW EX app on the Market, available for about $3. It allows you to switch themes instantly (do a search on Market for “ADW themes” after installing the ADW EX app) and lots more customizations you won’t find anywhere else.
Quick video walk-thru:
Mac OSX Theme:
You know when Google puts an Ice Cream Sandwich statue on their campus, Nexus Prime is just about to get real.
I wonder what they are going to call the next version of Android, maybe “Popsicles”?
Looking for a really cool and hip way to turn your phone’s UI into 3D? Well, SPB Shell 3D launcher app is probably the best on the market right now for that, it turns all your home screens into 3D objects, which you can scroll at the tip of your fingers plus lots of other 3D animations on certain widgets.
The SPB Shell 3D app basically turns your phone into a 3D phone and comes with SPB native widgets that are pretty cool.
For those of you who want the best of the best, the SPB Shell 3D launcher could be it. The only downside to this app? It costs $
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