One of the nice parts about iOS is that file management is relatively easy. Just connect your iDevice to iTunes and manage away. Syncing content and moving material back and forth between a computer and an iDevice is easy. Unfortunately for Android fans, there’s no official equivalent for Google’s flagship mobile OS. Sure, doubleTwist can handle your media files, but it won’t do quite as much as iTunes will do with an iPhone. iTunes can do backups, restore the iPod, etc. ...
I've never understood the bizarre fascination with lock screens. On Android and iPhone, people love to customize their lock screen with widgets, feeds, and all sorts of flibberty gibbert that honestly baffles me. Why would you want something on your lock screen when you can just... unlock your phone? Are not lock screens merely a tool to prevent us from pocket dialing (more often)? I did not understand custom lock screen apps or why anyone would possibly want one.
That's why I embarked upon an epic quest to the ...
The number of apps available in the Android market is exponentially increasing. The more apps you install on your Android device, the more difficult it becomes to switch between various applications. The Recent Apps screen is a good way to switch between applications, but it is not really the most efficient way.
Not all apps are equally important and some applications need to be accessed more frequently than ...
Customization has always been one of the biggest plus point for Android. While there are a number of options to customize your Android handsets, there are but a few options to customize a screen that you perhaps see the most – The Lock Screen of your device!
Lock screens are important from security point of view (assuming that you use some sort of screen lock, else it’s ...
The number of apps that we install on our Android device is ever-increasing. Accessing these apps by browsing through the app drawer is not the most convenient solution. A convenient options is to add widgets or shortcuts to the homescreen.
Adding shortcuts to the phone's homescreen is an easy way out but you will soon feel a space crunch there too. There is no dearth of customizable widget apps but not all ...
As an Android user, you must be aware that keeping a tab on all the connectivity settings and functions can get quite troublesome. Also, keeping these settings active when they are not required may heavily drain your battery.
Managing your WIFI connection, mobile internet, Bluetooth, volume control, screen settings, GPS and other features actively is quite a handful task.
Quick Settings allows you to quickly toggle On/Off a lot of functions to make your life ...
