How to Use Buddy Photo Share on the Samsung Galaxy S III By David Cogen Published 3 July 12 Ever wish your phone could automatically tag your friends whenever you take a picture of them? How about wishing it would also allow you to share those pictures with them with just one click? Well tha...
How to Root the Nexus 5 By David Cogen Published 8 November 13 By rooting (aka gaining admin rights to) your Nexus 5, you can install a custom ROM, run rooted apps, undervolt or overclock the processor, and even add multi-window support (like the function on the ...
How to Use Google Drive to Essentially Increase Your Nexus 7's Storage By David Cogen Published 18 September 12 So you might have gone with the 8GB Nexus 7 instead of the 16GB and why not? It's $50 cheaper and how many things do you need to have on the device when your movies, music, magazines, etc. are all in ...
How to See Where Apple Has Been Tracking Your iPhone By David Cogen Published 23 April 11 So maybe you've heard how Apple actually tracks the general location of your iPhone randomly? So now you're curious to see where you've been tracked? Well, developers Alasdair Allan and Pete Warden ...
How To See Where Your Android Device Has Tracked Your Location By David Cogen Published 24 April 11 So you may have seen our post on how to see where your iPhone has been tracking your location and you're laughing cause you have an Android device so none of this privacy stuff relates to you. Well, y...
How To Adjust the Call Volume on the Samsung Galaxy S III By David Cogen Published 3 July 12 Ever have the issue of barely being able to hear the person on the other end of the phone call? Wish you could tweak the sound quality so you could hear them perfectly? Samsung has you covered. Incl...
How to Get a News Ticker on your Samsung Galaxy S III Lock Screen By David Cogen Published 3 July 12 Are you one of those people that always wants to be in the know? Well, with your Samsung Galaxy S III, you can get that news delivered right to your phone's lock screen. Once you've set this feature u...
How to Boost the Volume of Your Nexus 7 By David Cogen Published 18 September 12 Just wish the volume on your Nexus 7 was just a bit louder? How are you supposed to listen to your favorite Pandora station when it sounds like it's whispering the songs to you? Well, thanks to develo...
13 New Shortcut Keys in Windows 8 By David Cogen Published 31 March 12 Windows 8's new Metro UI might be all touch friendly but if you don't have a touch screen then you might want to utilize the new hot keys / shortcuts that have been added for those of us with physical...
How to Root the OnePlus One By David Cogen Published 21 July 14 Even though the OnePlus One comes from the factory running CyanogenMod, that doesn't mean it has root (aka admin) access from the factory, too. If you want the benefits of root access, which include r...
How to Hard Reset a Bricked Nexus 7 With Your PC By David Cogen Published 18 September 12 Maybe you've been rooting your Nexus 7 and putting ROMs on it and messed up, or maybe your Nexus 7 just up and died randomly (happens sometimes). Either way if you can't get it to turn on, you might t...
How To Stop Programs From Running When Windows 8 Starts By David Cogen Published 28 March 12 Microsoft has edited the oh so important MSConfig program from Windows 8 and moved one of it's main functions; changing the startup programs. Don't worry though, we found out where they moved it to. U...
How To Stop People from Seeing Your iPhone Tracking Information By David Cogen Published 23 April 11 So you've seen the location information that Apple is collecting on your iPhone? Want to do something about it? Well, you can't stop it from tracking your device without jailbreaking it, but you can e...
How to Share Documents in Real Time on the Samsung Galaxy S III By David Cogen Published 3 July 12 Did the projector break in the office just before you were scheduled to give that presentation to the board? Well, if all the members have All Share Play enabled devices and you have your Galaxy S III...
How to Root the HTC One By David Cogen Published 28 August 13 If you want to love your HTC One a little bit more, maybe you should root it. Rooting is the process of gaining root (aka administrative) access on a device, which will allow you to access the entire ...
How to Play Nintendo 64 Games on the Google Nexus 7 By David Cogen Published 18 September 12 One of the big benefits of the Google Nexus 7 is its serious processing power. The device has a quad-core processor and a twelve core GPU which means it can handle any video game Android has to offer....
How to Undervolt Your Verizon Galaxy S III and Add 2 Hours of Battery Life By David Cogen Published 29 March 13 Samsung's Galaxy S III is the most popular Android phone on the market , but its default battery doesn't provide the best endurance. If you need more than 5 and a half hours of continuous use on the V...
How to Setup Smart Stay on Your Samsung Galaxy S III By David Cogen Published 3 July 12 Ever wish your phone was smart enough to not lock itself when you were reading something on it? Of course you do. Well, thanks to the Smart Stay feature on the new Samsung Galaxy S III, it is. Simply ...
How to Undervolt the HTC One By David Cogen Published 17 May 13 There's no denying that the HTC One is a seriously nice piece of Android hardware. Unfortunately, though, there's also no denying that it could use more endurance. Thanks to the process known as under...
How To Mount Your Android Tablet's Storage on a Mac By David Cogen Published 17 May 11 Have a Mac? Have an Android Honeycomb tablet? Having issues getting one to see the other? We can show you how to make them play nice.Unlike PC's, when you use a Mac, you are required to download a spe...
How to Use Google Now on the Nexus 7 By David Cogen Published 18 September 12 Google Now is a new feature in Jelly Bean that allows you to search for information across the web and have it displayed directly on your screen without having to comb through web results. The system ...
How to Root the Nexus 6 By David Cogen Published 30 January 15 One of the many benefits of getting a Nexus device, such as the Nexus 6, is the ability to easily root it and further customize the device's operating system. Rooting, aka the act of gaining administ...
How to Undervolt the Galaxy Note II and Add 2 Hours of Battery Life By David Cogen Published 15 April 13 The Samsung Galaxy Note II might have excellent battery life, clocking in at over 10 hours of endurance, but why not make it even better by undevolting? Undervolting your device essentially reduces ...
How to Root the Samsung Galaxy Mega By David Cogen Published 30 November 13 By rooting (aka gaining admin rights to) your Galaxy Mega, you can install a custom ROM, run rooted apps, undervolt or overclock the processor, and even remove all the bloatware Samsung and your carri...
How To Use Blackberry Playbook's Wi-Fi Sharing Feature to Transfer Files By David Cogen Published 18 April 11 Have a shiny new Blackberry Playbook tablet? Would you just love to get some music, pictures, and other goodies on it, but really hate using cords to do so? No problem. RIM created a feature in ...