Android

Android is getting popular by the day, mostly because of the ease with which the devices can be rooted, and also because of the thousands of free apps that will allow you to do everything with your device. A new root app named Undelete has been released in the Android market.

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab was the company’s first foray into tablet market. This was later followed recently by the more successful Galaxy Tab 7.0. Many users who own the original Galaxy Tab may be enthusiastic to get the latest Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) firmware on their device. So here is a small guide for them.

Android tablets are giving iPad a run for its money. One main reason users go for Android devices is because they can be rooted easily and lots of customizations can be done on them. Recently, Kindle Fire, Amazon’s first Android tablet, has been rooted using SuperOneClick, a single click Rooting tool.

Google Music, a music streaming service from Google, has come out of Beta. This cloud based service, however, is currently available only for US residents. Users from other countries will definitely feel betrayed for being left out. For all those who like to try out Google Music, here is a neat trick that will let you access the music management service from your country using…

Amazon’s $199 Kindle Fire has finally arrived. This Android tablet, which is Amazon’s answer to all those iPads and Galaxy Tabs has already been rooted by a forum member of AndroidForums using SuperOneClick 2.2 with the help of the zergRush exploit.

Samsung Galaxy Note is the latest in the breed of Galaxy devices that have taken the Android market by storm. Galaxy Note is a 5.3 inch Android phone, that tries to bring a phone and a tablet together and fit it into your pocket.

If you have messed up with your Android device by rooting it, and would like to bring it back to the state it was in when you first bought it, then the only way is to unroot it. Samsung Galaxy S2 users who have earlier installed clockworkmod recovery can now unroot their device and restore it to a factory condition using a flashable unroot, thanks…

Samsung Galaxy S owners can now get their hands on the latest Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread Update, thanks to SamFirmware. Originally made available on the Nexus S 4G from Sprint network, Android 2.3.5 enabled NFC and improved the device’s 4G speeds.

Motorola Droid X2 can now be rooted using the famous Gingerbreak app. For the unaware, Gingerbreak brings a revolutionary way to root Android phones. No longer you would need to follow complicated steps that include setting up of ADB, running shell commands, and so on to root your device. All you have to do is to install an app and let it do the rooting…

A couple of weeks back HTC Evo 3D and HTC Sensation have gained temporary root access, thanks to a tool called Fre3vo. With the help of Fre3vo, these two devices could get BusyBox, Super User access, unsigned apps, and so on. Now a developer of XDA has ported this tool for HTC Flyer, thus opening the doors of the Android tablet for the first time.