Category: android
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Oppo N1: A Smartphone with a Swivelling Camera Released
The Oppo N1 is the latest flagship device from Oppo’s stable and it has a huge 5.9″ FullHD (1920×1080) display, a quad-core 1.7Ghz processor, 2GB of RAM, 16/32 GB of storage and all the other sorts of specs you’d expect from a high end smartphone. Sounds like any other flagship smartphone, right? The Oppo N1 has some…
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Twitter for Android Tablets Leaked-Free Download
The official twitter app has been around from the very beginning on android, but for some reason their app was never optimized to take full advantage of the screen estate on larger tablets. Finally their official Twitter app has been updated to be optimized for larger screens. However, it hasn’t been officially launched as yet! The APK…
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How to Get TouchWiz on any Android Smartphone
Some Android users are so prone to changing their custom UI’s they do it every other day. Part of it they achieve by switching to third party launchers, icon packs, wallpapers, etc and when the exhaust all of them, they switch to thousands of custom ROM’s that are available for free downloading. They are very…
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Add Another Button To Your Smartphone with Pressy
Smartphones off late have become an all touch screen affair. Given the versatility of touch screens over physical buttons, it is but a natural course of evolution that manufacturers have removed physical buttons. However, there are times when we prefer physical buttons over the touch screen, camera shutter for example. The feed back they give…
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Mobogenie – All-in-one Android phone manager for PC
Smartphones of yesteryear often came bundled with accompanying PC Suites. Gone are those days! Managing your PC’s and smartphones side by side can be difficult given the massive fragmentation in the Android ecosystem and with hundreds of smartphones launching each year as well as Google launching new updates every six months, it is impractical to…
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How to Enable Hindi Handwrite input in Google Search for Android
Although most of us use the internet in English, it is always fun to try and throw some regional stuff at the Gods of the internet and test their understanding. And yes, by the Gods of the Internet we do mean Google. Although Google does have a translator built in across Chrome which helps translate…
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Movie Roll for Android Lets you find Interesting Information about your favorite Films
We all love a movie or two in our spare time. However, with the advent in the world of cinema and practically unlimited actors performing, it takes a very judicious Cinema fan to be able to keep tabs on everything. Even then, it is matter of debate unless your name is IMDB. For the less…
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Digging deep into the Camera Application of LG Optimus G Pro
LG Optimus G Pro sports a 13 mp camera sensor at the back and a 1.9 mp camera up front for those selfies and occasional video chat. The camera is very responsive, thanks to the powerful quad core processor that brings the G Pro to life. The camera app that is bundled with the LG…
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7 Free Apps to Combat Stress
Stress is a big factor in today’s world. Between work, running around getting all of our errands done, and trying to deal with every day issues, stress is a big factor leading to health concerns. However, you can take steps to ease stress in your life. Consider the following free apps that you can download…
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Nikon S800c – The First Android Camera
Nikon’s first Android camera, Coolpix S800c is here to provide you the Android experience like any other Android powered device of the present times. The camera runs on Gingerbread, Android version 2.3. It is a touch-sensitive camera, with the majority of the operations being carried on through touch-mechanism (without any button-oriented function). The backside of…