Want a highly customizable, performance driven, home screen replacement for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich? You can try Nova Launcher for free then. It is another nice ICS Launcher to replace default Samsung TW Launcher in Android 4.0.3 ICS Samsung Galaxy S II. And it is better than Trebuchet CM9 Launcher because root access is needed only when you want to use Widgets-in-drawer. All other Nova Launcher features and functions are workable without root access.
Yeah… I have Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM running on Amazon Kindle Fire. Thanks to all the developers that make this Android 4.0.3 ICS ROM for Kindle Fire. It is like beta build to me. Therefore, not everything is working properly. But you can download and install Android 4.0 ICS ROM on your Kindle Fire to have a feel of the Android Operating System that developed for both Android phone and tablet. Most of all, this is the Android OS that should be used by tablet like Kindle Fire. Not Android 2.3 Gingerbread on tablet. Come on, give Android 4.0 ICS a try on your Kindle Fire…
Want to try lot of lockscreens on your Android phone? MiLocker ~ MIUI Lockscreen for Android is the lockscreen app that you should to try. MIUI is famous with its custom Android ROM for lot of Android devices. And official OS for Xiaomi Android phone. I love MIUI Android ROM on HTC HD2. And you can enjoy MIUI Lockscreen on non MIUI Android ROM phone now with MiLocker.
Why root Amazon Kindle Fire? All my Android devices have root access. I have plenty of reasons to root them. Same apply to root Kindle Fire. Lot of useful Android applications requires root access in order to use them. So here are my top reasons why you should to root Kindle Fire.
Take screenshot on Android device like phone and tablet? Simple as ABC, right? Just install screenshot application like ShootMe or screenshot. Then take screenshot with it. However, they are only workable on rooted Android devices. How to take screenshot on stock Amazon Kindle Fire that comes without root access? It is not an easy task. But not mission impossible too. Personally, I won’t do so if just to take screenshot. However, setup this environment can do other important stuffs like root Kindle Fire, install custom CyanogenMod ROM or even install Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM on Kindle Fire. So why not?
