There are several ways to kill Android applications like via task manager, Android built-in tools or using shortcut key. Personally, I prefer using the shortcut. All you need to do is enable the function and long press the BACK button to kill the foreground Android application.
How to Install Android on HTC HD2? There are several type of Android for HTC HD2 like SD card Android, NAND Android in MAGLDR format, CWM format and cLK format. CWM NAND Android ROM is the most common ROM for HTC HD2. And I prefer it because I can use Nandroid to make backup and restore. There are several components needed to be installed before you can use NAND Android. But it is not hard to install them when you can follow my step by step video guides.
Prerequisites
Do take your time to study these guides. Then install them one by one. You need all these components in order to use CWM NAND Android with A2SD+ support.
How to install and setup Android SDK Development Environment? That’s the question that I ask right now after being using Android phone for 2 years. My Android HTC HD2 and Samsung Galaxy S II do not require me to have Android SDK development environment on my PC. I can do all the thing that I want with other 3rd party tools. However, Kindle Fire does not. And it forces me to install and setup Android SDK development environment in order to do the required tasks. So here is the guide to install & setup Android SDK development environment on Microsoft Windows. By the way, you can also follow guide at Google (link) to install it other platforms like Mac OS X and Linux.
Want a perfect working HTC One X? Yup, several HTC One X owners reported that their HTC One X has hardware issues. So be sure to test all HTC One X hardware functions before pay for it. Like other HTC smartphones, HTC One X includes HTC Function Test application to test important functions like audio, backlight, Bluetooth, button, charger, flashlight, G-sensor, headset, LED, light-sensor, line drawing (touchscreen), P-sensor, camera, vibrator, Wi-Fi, battery, AGPS, live call and NFC. Besides, you can check device, hardware and software information with it. Factory data reset and safe mode are included too.
Root access is a wonderful stuff on Android devices. However, it voids warranty on most of the smartphones and tablets including Samsung Galaxy S III. So how to unroot Samsung Galaxy S3? Simple, just install stock Samsung Galaxy S3 firmware. It will remove all CF-Root installed applications like ClockworkMod Recovery, CWM Manager and SuperSU. Will unroot Samsung Galaxy S3 with stock firmware enough and able to claim warranty? Check out video below to find out…
