I love to use Samsung smartphone. Why? There are always free goodies from Samsung Apps. Real Racing 2 is the first free full version game that I downloaded from Samsung Apps. Yup, it is not the test drive version from Google Play Store but full retail version. By the way, it should be free for Samsung Galaxy S III only. Because I can’t find it on Samsung Galaxy S2. Anyway, you can try out your luck as it might available for Samsung Galaxy Note or other Samsung devices.
Which custom ROM am I using on Samsung Galaxy S III now? Android Revolution HD ROM for Samsung Galaxy S3 is the one. Samsung firmware is getting better each day. And I did not change much custom Android ROM like the year before. Will only change to new custom whenever there are lot of new features comes out just like Samsung Galaxy S3 Premium Suite Upgrade. Yup, the version of Android Revolution HD ROM for Samsung Galaxy S3 that I am using is based on latest official Samsung Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean XXELKC firmware. And rest assures that it is fully optimized and tweaked. Pre-rooted of course, improved CPU governors performance, improved EXT4 performance, excellent battery life…
Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean had been out for weeks. However, not all Google Nexus 7 receive this OTA system update including mine. “Your system is up to date.” is what I get when check for System updates. Luckily, there is a way to force Nexus 7 Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean OTA system update. Anything new in this Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean system update for Nexus 7? Well, you get performance and stability improvements and bugs fixes. Landscape orientation rotation on Home screen (finally!). And updated bootloader which allow you to load recovery mode without connection to PC with USB cable…
How to enable Adobe Flash Player on Google Nexus 7? Adobe Flash Player 11 is no longer supported on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and above. Of course, Nexus 7 with latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is not supported as well. Personally, I don’t use Adobe Flash Player much on mobile devices like Android or iOS since HTML5 came out. Even Google Chrome does not support Adobe Flash Player natively. You should get used to not using Adobe Flash Player. And make noise to the website that you visit most to stop using Adobe Flash as well. Change all to HTML5…
I always use Voodoo OTA RootKeeper as a temporary unroot tool for my Samsung Galaxy S2, S3 and Kindle Fire. Why? OTA RootKeeper will not make root survive OTA on these Android devices. However, I have Google Nexus 7 now. And it is just like other Nexus devices – Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus… It should be able to use Voodoo OTA RootKeeper to protect root access and survive OTA update. But I still have no chance to test it out yet…
