Any MIUI Fans here? It’s time for you to try out official Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich MIUI ROM on your Samsung Galaxy S II. Not the SDK port version that I mentioned last year. There are several new updated apps in official Android 4.0.3 ICS MIUI V4 ROM like Lockscreen, camera, gallery, music… Try it to find out more.
Why USB Jig can’t reset custom binary download counter on my Samsung Galaxy S II? Hey, USB Jig is not working… Well, you might get a faulty USB Jig in this case but unlikely. Most likely, you have new bootloader that prevent USB Jig to reset custom binary download counter on your Samsung Galaxy S2. So how to reset custom binary download counter in this situation? Simple, install old bootloader on your Samsung Galaxy S2. And your USB Jig is back to business then.
I planned to get HP Pavilion dm1-4000 Entertainment Notebook PC after dump the idea to getting Asus Transformer Prime TF201 as notebook replacement. Called more than 10 phone calls to notebook shops and could not find HP Pavilion dm1-4000 demo unit in Penang (wish to hand on before buy). Even HP itself does not know where got demo unit. End up bought Asus Eee PC 1215B netbook with the same AMD Fusion APU E450 CPU and Radeon HD 6320 GPU. Asus Eee PC 1215B netbook can be found everywhere. Yeah…
Here is another powerful, fast, and highly customizable home replacement for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich free to download ~ Apex Launcher. It is a nice ICS Launcher to replace default Samsung TW Launcher in Android 4.0.3 ICS Samsung Galaxy S II for you and me. Just like Nova Launcher, root access is needed only when you want to add widgets from the drawer. Apex Launcher needs to be installed as a system app which requires root access. All other Apex Launcher features are fully functional without root access.
As a hardcore gamer, the very first thing that I tried on my newly bought Amazon Kindle Fire ~ games. Lot of games testing… Kindle Fire is powered by 1 GHz Texas Instruments OMAP 4430 dual-core processor and 304 MHz PowerVR SGX540 GPU. Kindle Fire has 7″ multi-touch (2 points only) IPS screen with resolution 600×1024 px. Its IPS display really shines here (look better than iPad due to higher pixel density).
By the way, Kindle Fire is using the same SoC like Samsung Galaxy S II GT-I9100G model in Malaysia. Some SGS2 I9100G owners claim that PowerVR SGX540 GPU is better than SGS2 I9100 ARM Mali-400 MP GPU. Does PowerVR SGX540 GPU perform well in all 2D and 3G games? Let’s find out…
