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The Best Samsung Galaxy Note II S-Pen Tips and Tricks

When Samsung first released its Galaxy Note, its sheer size was the primary topic of discussion. But that’s understandable since that’s the first thing you really see. However, the Galaxy Note is more than meets the eye–the S Pen is the key feature that remains hidden in it’s own secret storage within the device. Maximize your [...]

Read the full article → February 15, 2013 How To

How To: Take a Screenshot on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

Native screenshot capability has been absent on the Android platform since day one. Although there have been workarounds, rooting or using SDK are not feasible options for most users. Thankfully with their latest TouchWiz update for the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung has integrated a software button for taking screenshots right into the tablet’s taskbar. To take and [...]

Read the full article → September 1, 2011 How To

How to get Galaxy Tab screen shot with shortcut key.

Here a nifty tip getting screen shot of your Galaxy Tab. To get a screen shot from android phone it is always hassle. You have to install development tools or root. (Some applications are out there though.)

Galaxy Tab provides you with a very easy way to take screen shots.

Read the full article → February 2, 2011 How To

How to edit, delete, or add words to and from your Galaxy S User Dictionary

Unfortunately for Galaxy S users, the above option isn’t available and there is no way to edit/delete/add words to your user dictionary without a little 3rd party help. The best and easiest way to accomplishing this feat is through the User Dictionary Manager (or UDM for short) app developed by Adrian Vintu.

Read the full article → January 25, 2011 How To

The 4 best Android SMS replacement apps

Text Messaging (or SMS for short), is a pretty much available on any level of mobile phone you buy these days whether it is a go phone or a smartphone (even some cordless landline phones can txt!). On Android, thanks to the market, there are a couple different applications that can manage your sms/mms messages and present them in a visually appealing way.

We tried to find as many as we could, but settled on the 4 different apps below. While there are some other options out there (advance sms manager, sms popup, here I am 2) they are more layers over the apps found below rather than replacements. So we have screenshots of each apps main screen and individual message screens below and at the very end of this post you can find a feature comparison chart. As always let us know if we missed an app that would go well with this review or we made a mistake, thanks!

Read the full article → January 21, 2011 Reviews

Android eBook Reader Showdown: The top 9 eBook apps [Updated]

Now that phone’s have larger and better screens, eBook reading apps are starting to flood the market. Each app however has its own unique features and so picking one can be a difficult task. Lucky for you its our jobs to research this stuff and so we created two different comparison charts that can be found below. We found 9 different apps to compare and around 40 features to see which one is right for you.

Read the full article → January 17, 2011 Reviews

Pictures of the Samsung Galaxy S Mini (S5570) leak before MWC Announcement

With MWC only a few short weeks away, we expected waaaay more leaks then this already. But its definitely not a dud. Many other manufacturer’s have created mini version of their flagship devices (Nokia’s N97 or HTC’s EVO) and so it only makes sense that Samsung would eventually make a miniature version of the Galaxy S device. The S5570 appeared on Samsung Hub earlier today and so far there are only a few specifications known about the device. They are:

Read the full article → January 14, 2011 News

9 Reasons to be excited for Android’s new Honeycomb tablet platform

CES has been one wild and crazy ride this year showing off the future of mobile tech at its finest. One of the things we followed closely throughout the show was Google’s New Honeycomb OS. We posted a couple different videos showcasing this new software, but in this article we are going to look at each feature in as much details as possible. We’ve taken screenshots from all the videos we could feast our eyes upon and have them organized below by feature.

Read the full article → January 10, 2011 Reviews

Introductory video to Google’s Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet UI is now live on YouTube

We were perusing YouTube for everything and anything CES when we stumbled upon this video for Google’s upcoming Android Tablet platform: Honeycomb. The video has since been set to private, but we have it pre-loaded in one of our tabs and are currently taking screenshots and recording a screen video so we can get it back up and running asap. For now check out the screenshots below and look back to here shortly for a run down of the new features plus our own video of this amazing looking UI in action.

Read the full article → January 5, 2011 News

How to hide pictures from your Gallery or Camera application on your Galaxy S phone

Sometimes photos have some sensitive material in them and unfortunately Android doesn’t make it easy for those pics to be hidden from the Gallery or Camera Review feature without deleting them entirely. One of our readers, Michael Bourgeois, ran into this exact problem when trying to purchase a present for a family member. After exhausting every method [...]

Read the full article → January 5, 2011 How To

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