Archive for June 6th, 2012

chrispaw has released an update to CapRomCE. The latest version is now 0605. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Amaze 4G CapRomCE0605.zip removed htclinkfy.apk fixed fc on video. Head over to chrispaw’s CommunityRelease Developer Homepage for more information and...

Splder has released an update to HyperSensation. The latest version is now 2.5. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Sensation JUN.04 – HyperSensation v2.5 (79MB) CM9 20120604Re based on CM9 20120604 DOWNLOAD Head over to Splder’s CommunityRelease Developer Homepage...

shnizlon has released an update to OrDroid. The latest version is now 8.7.0. This release is supported on the following Device(s):- HTC Sensation 8.7.0 - Fixed Google Talk video - Thx ivicask. - Fixed device model script. - Removed SGSIII Dropbox. - Updated Google Maps. - Updated Dropbox. 8.6.5 -...

Portable power is a much have for any gadget lover. The number of electronic devices and the amount of power we consume on a daily basis is astronomical. While many devices have the availability of snagging and extended battery, or even a spare battery for that matter, the fact is we still crave more....

Yes, we are extremely late to post up the fact that Chrome Beta updated. Not because we didn’t want to let you know sooner, but because we had no time to let you know. Since we missed it most of the day, we are willing to bet some of you might have too. To clarify, Chrome Beta for Android was updated...

Updates are always a great way to start and/or end your day. Be it an update to an app or a software update for your device, we love them all. Currently their are reports of an update rolling out to AT&T’s HTC One X. It moves the device to software version 1.85.502.3, which was the leaked version...

If you can’t beat em, sue the crap out of them and try to stop their products from being sold. At least I think that is Apple’s new slogan, it should be. After the whole HTC ordeal and U.S. customs having to get involved, Apple keeps pressing forward. Back in December they attempted to get...

When it comes to technology, we are amazed nearly everyday. Just this week we have seen a 22-inch tablet from ViewSonic, a dual use all-in-one PC/tablet from ASUS and much more. The advancements don’t stop there though. You guys remember the Lapdock from Motorola? The oh so cool little laptop that...

There are a lot of cloud storage services out there. Some are better than others and some offer features that particularly useful to many. While we all love GDrive, SugarSync, HiDrive, Box and all the others around, Dropbox is still one or personal favorites. With so many ways to earn more storage, desktop...

Offline mode of Google Maps has been a wonderful addition to the service. It was introduced some time ago in the labs section for those that dared to play with it. It did have some limitations though. It offered a way to cache your map inside your device, provided you had a route already set. It was...

While we would all love to believe everything we see and read on the internet, it isn’t always true. That doesn’t mean it isn’t a good way to get us all excited for something. The Google Nexus tablet that has been talked about, confirmed and all but announced, is definitely the next...

It has been a rocky start for Google and their Google TV platform. What started out more of an idea that snowballed into a product that din’t make the Googlers jaws drop, has been getting slightly better. The Honeycomb update that took ages to land was a welcomed sight, but many people still weren’t...

Three out of the five U.S. carriers to offer the Samsung Galaxy S III have made their pre-order pages live this morning. That’s right, you can get your order in now for Verizon, AT&T and Sprint. That leaves T-Mobile and U.S. Cellular to go live, which should happen sooner rather than later,...