Love the latest Google Nexus 4 Photo Sphere Camera (part of Android 4.2 Jelly Bean)? Well, you can try it on your Android phone too. Takes stunning 360° panoramas and immersive photo spheres. Besides, it also let you edit photos with powerful new tools.
How to install Android applications and games in .apk format on Samsung Galaxy S III? This is the question that a new Android user will ask. You can get most of the Android applications and games in Google Play Store (previously Android Market). However, certain useful Android applications cannot be found in Google Play Store due to policy issue. And they are in .apk format. You will get Install blocked ~ For security, your phone is set to block installation of applications not obtained from Android Market when tried to install it. No worry, there is a way to install Android applications and games in apk format on Samsung Galaxy S3.
How to root Samsung Galaxy S III GT-I9300 or GT-I9300T? Is that the question in your mind when you got Samsung Galaxy S3. For me, root access is a must have for Android devices. You can do lot of interesting stuffs like backup applications and data with Titanium Backup, remove advertisements, improve user experience with custom modification… Thanks to CF-Root. Root Samsung Galaxy S3 is not a mission impossible task. Just watch the step by step video guide to learn how to root Samsung Galaxy S3.
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Manage your Samsung Android devices via Internet browser with Kies air. Yup, Kies air is like AirDroid but come from Samsung itself. It is a free Android application that enables you to easily manage contents saved on your device via PC internet or mobile browser using Wi-Fi technology. You can manage multimedia transfer, music listening, PIMS management, text message, file search and so on. You can access from another mobile device too. Come on, try it on your Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy note 2 now…
How to remove bloatware on Google Nexus 7? Seriously, are there still bloatware on Nexus 7? It is already a very slim and clean stock Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS. Well, I use Nexus 7 as a gaming machine and Internet browsing tool. And use most of other stuffs on my smartphone. So there are several built-in applications are considered bloatware to me. For example, Currents, Earth, Email, Google+, Massager, People, Talk… Remove them might save some memory resources for better gaming.
