Author: Manoj

If you have an old or unused Android device the it can serve as a multi-purpose device. Here are some interesting ways to re-purpose your old or unused Android phones. Security camera, Chromecast, gaming console, DSLR kit, GPS are some of it’s cool alternative uses. With some little tricks, your Android device can be used in many different ways. Checkout the video for more.

If you feel like your device is lagging or has got slower than the day you bought it, then here are some handy tips to make it faster and use up less RAM. With usage and cache accumulating into your system or storage, your device gets slower. Checkout these useful tips and tricks to make your Android device faster than ever.

Here’s a trick on how to see the photos that your friends might be hiding on Facebook. Well it doesn’t include hacking their accounts though. However, this simple trick will show you the photos of your friends that you may not be able to see otherwise.

Getting curious on who’s watching you on Facebook? Well here is a solution. You can now see who viewed your Facebook profile the most. Simply follow the instructions in the video and it should show you who viewed your profile the most. However, it isn’t simple as clicking a button though, you will need to view the source code of your profile page and then do as the videos says. It may not work for everyone though, but has been tested by the video producer. Checkout this simple and helpful video.

Portable devices like iPad or iPhone run out of storage no matter what. However, the most annoying error is the “out of storage error” If you get this then you can easily fix it using these helpful solutions. Here is a simple trick that will make your device free from a lot of cache and temporary files. Go to Settings and select Usage. Here you will see all the apps that consume your space. View the complete list and then tap on any of the apps to view the detailed usage analysis. The apps will be sorted by size and…

Ever wonder how Ubuntu might look like on your Android device? The video features the open source OS, Ubuntu running on an Android device. It also show you how to install the same. Although Android and Ubuntu both use the kernel based on Unix, these are two very different operating systems. The Ubuntu version shown in the video is the v13.10. However, you may not be able to update it. Many Android devices now support Ubuntu. However, they are all unofficial and can be used as a test build only and not as a daily driver.

Jailbreak the process to remove hardware or even software restrictions over your Apple device like iPhone or iPad. It’s a software exploit that will unlock many features that the OEM imposes over your device. It’s like the root for Android. However, we do not encourage to jailbreak your device as it will void warranty and Apple doesn’t recommend it. If you still want to jailbreak, do it only as a test. Checkout the video.

Towelroot is a root method that will root your Android device with one tap. However, it will root devices running on KitKat or lower. Nearly half of the devices run on KitKat or lower and most of the devices are supported by Towelroot. Try it once if you are looking for the root. It will root in seconds. Download it from below.

Root simply means you gain access to the core files of the Android OS on your smartphone. With root access, you can modify or make changes to the core system and make the most of your Android device by personalizing it. Chainfire, a recognized developer in the Android community, brought root to the Android devices with his super user concept. The SuperSU project now has come a long way with support to Android 6.0 Marshmallow firmware as well as the latest v 6.0.1. Listed here are the latest SuperSU files that will help in rooting your Android device running on…

Understanding the psychology of gambling can provide you with valuable insights to help you outsmart the casino and make more informed decisions. Here’s a deeper look into the psychological aspects of gambling and how you can use this knowledge to improve your chances: 1. Understanding Cognitive Biases 1. Gambler’s Fallacy: This is the mistaken belief that past random events affect future ones. For example, if a roulette wheel has landed on red several times in a row, some might believe that black is “due” to come up. In reality, each spin is independent, and the odds remain the same. …