For People High On Android
Well, I did order my Transformer Prime couple weeks back when it went on sale on Amazon before they cancelled it. I was so devastated but just got this e-mail from Amazon saying they are sending me $10 Gift Card and Tranformer Prime is going on sale again at 12AM PST December 19th, 2011, which is just 5 hours away at the time of writing this post.
I just got the Kindle Fire and love it. It’s great device for $199. Certainly not a Galaxy Tab 10.1 nor does it come with camera and GPS but for those of you who want a tablet device for watching movies and light-browsing, the Kindle Fire will do the job.
Sometimes when you install custom ROMs on your Android device, the font may change to something you don’t want to use. Well if you have a rooted Android smartphone/tablet, here’s an easy way to change fonts using Font Installer App.
Ever wonder what the police are doing in your town? Well, whether you are a drug lord criminal or simply want to find out what that accident is about down the road, the Police Scanner App makes it easy for you to keep track of your local law-enforcement.
While none of us here in the U.S. have gotten our hands on full retail versions of Galaxy Nexus, Google posted Galaxy Nexus video tutorials on their YouTube channel.
Want to root your Kindle Fire?
Well, we’ve got some good news for you, Kindle Fire can be rooted on a Windows, Mac OSX, or even Linux.
New Netflix version 1.5.2 is out, optimized for Android tablets. It looks pretty good, the UI have been overhauled to really fit the tablet screens better. Also this is probably an update due to Amazon’s Kindle Fire launching today, I will have a full review of the device also soon so watch out for that.
So now the Droid Razr is out, who is the “king” of Android smartphones?
Well, after a bit of playing with all the best smartphones on the market right now, I would have to say Galaxy S2 still beats Droid Razr in terms of overall performance and usability.
For those of you speculating between the new Droid Bionic and Droid Razr, here’s some insights into differences.
Here’s some breaking news for the Android community and developers, Google has “just” released Android 4.0.1 Ice Cream Sandwich source code into the wild. Of course, you can imagine many Ice Cream Sandwich ROMs being developed for various different Android devices in the next few days. This is an exciting day!
