The best thing about Android is that you can customize it to your liking. But before you do that, first learn about what is Root, Custom Recovery, and Custom ROMs.
If you have thought of learning how to code this summer break, here is a list of some of the most useful resources for you to learn Android and iOS coding.
Most users are familiar with the basic Linux command line history. Here is a few relatively unknown, and yet effective ways to use command line history to speed up the way you work.
The easiest way to select a startup disk in OSX is to press the Option key while booting up. However, there are some constraints, and here is the solution.
Other than Linux, another popular open source operating systems is FreeBSD. Let’s take a look at how PC-BSD, desktop version of FreeBSD, stacks up against Ubuntu.
You might find yourself switching between WiFi networks so as to use the one with the strongest signal. Here are some tips to effectively manage WiFi networks in OS X.
Canonical has released the final beta of Ubuntu 14.04. Other than the Long Term Support Release, let’s check out what’s new in all its official derivatives.
While there are plenty of FTP clients around, sometimes you might prefer to use the command line. Here is how you can use FTP from the Linux command line.
Most of the apps now require an Internet connection. Firechat is an unique instant messaging app that works without Internet connection. Let check it out.
If you open a text file create in Unix system in Windows, the text won’t be displayed correctly. Here is how you can convert it from Unix format to Windows.
Simplicity Linux is a derivative of Puppy Linux that comes in netbook, desktop and media versions. It is quick and doesn’t need much memory or disk space. Let’s check it out.
