Android 4.2 source code has finally been pushed by Google to AOSP. This means ROM developers can go fetch the code and start developing ROMs based on the newest Android OS that is Android 4.2 aka "The New Jelly Bean". Many of you might have an ETA question for CyanogenMod, but I hope you know the rule that the first rule of CyanogenMod or even the developer community is no ETAs. Even the as this is a minor update, one can guess that there is only merging of codes to be done which does'nt take more than a month as we have seen in transition of Cm9 to Cm10. There won't be any CyanogenMod 11 but the new builds would be called CM 10.x .If you are a developer you might want to check the Google groups post.
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Remove ads on Android device using AdFree
Ads are probably the most annoying thing one experiences while using
free apps. If you do no tget annoyed by them, well you should. What most
people do not know is ads running inside apps may cause severe battery
drain as they are powered by your android device's internet. In other
words apps use internet to work and that obviously drains battery.
This problem can be solved simply by using a free app called Adfree. Please note this app is for root users only. More details on how to Root Android device using SuperOneClick.,
Check out the video below for furthur details :
Download Adfree here : Adfree for Android
This problem can be solved simply by using a free app called Adfree. Please note this app is for root users only. More details on how to Root Android device using SuperOneClick.,
Check out the video below for furthur details :
Download Adfree here : Adfree for Android
Friday, November 2, 2012
Android 4.2 Keyboard with Gesture Typing
Android 4.2 also know as the new Jelly Bean was recently premiered by Google on a new set of Nexus devices. Although not a major update on the Android platform, there are some pretty cool features that are added. One of them is the new Android 4.2 keyboard that has cool features like gesture support.
Thanks to xda member mrmako777 you can get the Android 4.2 keyboard on any device that is Android 4.0 or up. Whether or not this is better than Swype is a debatable topic. Just download the apk file and install it as a normal application. You also need to change the default keyboard from settings.
Download Android 4.2 keyboard
Thanks to xda member mrmako777 you can get the Android 4.2 keyboard on any device that is Android 4.0 or up. Whether or not this is better than Swype is a debatable topic. Just download the apk file and install it as a normal application. You also need to change the default keyboard from settings.
Download Android 4.2 keyboard
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