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.
Sending content from desktop to Android is not as easy as it seems. An extension called Pushbullet for Google Chrome and Firefox makes this task easier.
Have you ever wished for a photo editor for your mobile device that could do almost everything you want? Handy Photo for Android and iOS is the one for you.
No matter what mAh battery your phone comes with, it will not last as long as you want it to be. Here are some apps that can make your battery last longer.
Installing a custom Android ROM is good, but the process isn’t an easy one, Here are some things to know if you’re just raring to give custom ROMs a try.
While most smartphone cameras are good, the default camera app is often lacking in features. Here is a mix of different Android apps to improve your photography.
Like Windows PC, your new Android device also comes with bloatware. Here is a solution to remove bloatware from Android device and free-up some disk space.
Augmented reality apps is a a pretty cool thing. You can get tons of real-time information on these apps without wearing a Google Glasses. Here are 6 useful ones for you.
Instead of switching to a custom ROM, you can make use of Xposed Framework to add additional features to your Android phone. And it doesn’t require you to be technically competent.
If you have got your music all over the place, you can convert any “dumb” speakers into wifi speakers and stream your music remotely. Here is the full details.
It is easy to connect to TOR network on the desktop, but what about Android? How can you run Tor on Android and protect your privacy? We’ll show you how.
Have you ever use an app and wish it could run in full screen mode? Here is an app that allows you to do just that – run Android apps in full screen mode
