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Solving Samsung Kies Issues and Problems with Proper Installation Options

Samsung’s Kies software has been sprouting enigmatic issues ever since its inception and we have yet to see a a unified solution from Samsung. One of the fundamental issues that our users have had with Kies is the across the board difficulty getting Kies to recognize and connect with our Samsung devices. Often times interfacing [...]

Read the full article → April 2, 2013 How To

Tip: Computer not recognizing Galaxy S II in Kies mode but fine in mass storage mode

Don’t you hate it when technology doesn’t work? Although Kies is a nifty little piece of software that has been getting me through all my syncing needs for quite some time now, we get hundreds of reports a month stating how users are having issues. There are some obvious fixes (Turning off debug mode: Menu [...]

Read the full article → February 16, 2012 How To

T-Mobile’s Froyo 2.2 update for the Vibrant getting pushed through Kies first, then OTA later on

The fabled day has finally arrived, toady is the day that Vibrant owners can update their devices to the heavenly Froyo 2.2 ROM. We released a Froyo update round-up for all US Galaxy S devices yesterday and it seems T-Mobile is forcing other carrier’s hands to update their ASAP with them releasing the first real Froyo update to a Galaxy S device. Here’s hoping to a successful update.

Read the full article → January 21, 2011 News

How to get the cleanest Android homescreen known to man [Windows only, sorry OSX :(]

One of the best features of Android is being able to customize it without limits. Today’s How To is going to run down how to get nothing but a picture on your homescreen while giving you quick access to 18 of your favorite shortcuts and a few other features. To accomplish this task we’ll need the following applications (keep in mind one of these applications is about $1.40 at the time of writing this article):

Read the full article → January 18, 2011 How To

Share your Windows Marketplace Downloads with Five Devices

Some of the latest news coming out of the Windows Marketplace is its preset protection scheme that limits applications downloaded to be installed on up to five Windows Mobile devices. This may not be a great news for the current users who are enjoying limitless installation. It is not uncommon to beam a cab file to a friend and have it successfully installed on multiple devices.

Read the full article → May 18, 2009 News