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…
An addition to Android 4.2 Jelly Bean was the ability to add multiple user accounts to an Android device. Potentially this is really useful as it enables multiple people use the same device and keep all their stuff separate. We’ll…
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,…
EAT had guessed that the new Google Nexus 4 and Google Nexus 10 and the new Google Nexus 7 3G would be popular but it appears keen consumers have managed to strip the Google Play Store of every Nexus 4…
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…
We’ve already seen that Asus pricing for Windows 8 tablets could be high, now official pricing from Acer confirm that Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets aren’t going to be cheap with an attempt to offset that with massive storage.…
Name: Gemini JoyTAB 8 | Type: 8-inch Android tablet | Price: 8GB £129 The Gemini JoyTAB 8 is a low-cost Android 4.0 ICS tablet from budget masters Gemini. The quick summary is this is the last generation of disappointing…
If you own a HP TouchPad and are running CyanogenMod then we’d like to draw your attention to this spiffing app: GooManager Beta. It basically automates checking and updating your ROM for you. More than that it links in with…
Over the past year tablets have grown to become one of the most popular devices on the market. The truth is tablets are paving the way for the future, and people are going to be using mobile tablets in increasing…
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…
