While using your tablet device on a daily basis you might have noticed that the battery doesn’t hold up as much as it did when you first bought it. Also, apps that you use daily have now become slow, unresponsive,…
Making your SD card the default storage for your tablet device or smartphone is incredibly easy, and you can achieve that with just a few steps. Having the SD card as an internal storage is beneficial because some people still…
Activating recovery mode on your android tablet will make it work as new again If your tablet or phone are behaving in an unusual way like running slow or you happen to notice that some apps don’t open while you…
While Android 4.0 introduced a pop-up notification slider, for Jelly Bean this was totally overhauled and called the Notification Shade. You open this by sliding your finger down from the top-left corner of the home screen, the top-right now also…
Android has offered speech-to-text or voice recognition for quite the while, but until Android 4.1 it required online access to help with the translation, with the donkey work of recognition being offloaded to the Google computer in the sky. The…
Lockscreen widgets that were introduced with Android 4.2 Jelly Bean are one of the lesser known features. They’re really not mentioned much by Google at all but they’re one of the better ways of customising and getting a little more…
Google introduced Daydream in Android 4.2 but what is it and how do you turn it on? Interestingly Android 4.2 drops a number of hints about docks and docking modes. Daydream is what PC users would call a screensaver mode,…
Should you update that version of Cyanogenmod? Should you? It’s running nice and stable, but that update could fix that one niggle. Should you update? It’s hard to know something. Enter BBQLog this awesome free app can tell you all…
Why is your Android device chomping through megabytes of data when you’re not using it? We looked at how to monitor data usage levels on a general and per-app basis, but how can you then stop app using data? This…
Save power and get a better viewing experience by taking control of one of the CyanogenMod‘s lesser known settings the dynamic Automatic Backlight. You’ve probably noticed that most tablets and phones can automatically dim the screen after a set time,…