Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) – a successor to the currently available Android 2.3 Gingerbread includes many interesting new features. We covered them in great detail in a recent article on the Ice Cream Sandwich. But in brief these include all new Face unlock feature, new refined lock screen, cosmetic and functionality enhancement in the Email, Gmail, Calendar and other system apps, Software Buttons, Widget Enhancements, Swipe Gestures, Data Usage Monitor, Improved Camera App built-in Photo ...

Well, we are mentioning a lot of Cydia tweaks recently for the iOS 5 Notification Center. This is mainly because after the iOS 5 release new tweaks are being released every other day. And some of them are really useful. For example, earlier today we mentioned about an other Notification Center tweak that allowed to take quick notes directly eliminating the need to launch any app to do so from the springboard in iOS 5. Now we want to introduce another one that is equally useful but very simple to ...

As we know new Notification Center in iOS 5 is probably one of the biggest features in the new release which borrows this concept from the Android world. While the iOS 5 Notification Center is useful even in itself, but the real strength comes in the form of third party jailbreak widgets or Cydia tweaks that extend the functionality of the iOS 5 notification Center significantly. For example, in the past we reviewed quite a lot of Notification Center widgets including the UISettings,  WeeTwitter, ...

As you know that Apple has for some reason disabled the very useful Multitasking gestures in newly released iOS 5 for the iPad 1. For now, they are only available for the iPad 2 users who can access it without problem. It was the case right from the start when Apple started to push out the iOS 5 betas for the developers. At that time, we reported a way to turn them back on the iPad 1 with the iOS 5 installed and jailbroken. But more recently, after the release of the iOS 5 we reported that still ...

In the past, we have posted a number of methods to root your Samsung Galaxy S2 (II) device first method involved using the Odin and SuperOneClick, and the method that we posted more recently and is indeed the preferred method requires the use of a suitable CF-Root kernel that needs to be flashed through the Odin. But many users after rooting the Samsung Galaxy S2 (II) device might notice an annoying yellow warning triangle during the boot process. Its not a big issue, and it does not effect the ...

These days everyone is talking about the Siri, Wi-Fi Syncing, Notification Center, iCloud services, photo streaming and so on in the new iOS 5 although features like Siri are exclusive to iPhone 4S. But there are also some other cool features that are hidden down in the new iOS version. In this article, we are referring specifically to the Airplay Mirroring feature that can be really cool for some users as it will allow all you are seeing on the small iPhone screen to be viewable in real-time on ...

As we already know that are millions of Samsung Galaxy S2 (SII) smartphones that have already been sold by Samsung in last few months after its release in key markets around the world. But not all the users are getting the factory unlocked versions of the device but rather buy it at subsidized prices with long term contract with a carrier on a monthly subscription. But in that case in most cases the device is locked with the respective carrier SIM, and you cannot use it with any other SIM. Those ...

So many times here, we talk about the awesome apps & features that Android provides to its users and it even extends to the distributions itself. Take a look for example at the at the forums like XDA for the number of distributions or ROM choices that are available for even a single device like Samsung Galaxy S2 (SII) – CyanogenMod, MIUI, Darky ROM and list goes on & on for the other custom ROM that popup every day for these Android powered devices. Certainly we cannot get the same ...

As we know that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich release is imminent in few hours from now on along with the release of the Galaxy Nexus device that will be the first official device to support the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Excitement is building up, but for most people like us will have to wait for many months after the Ice Cream Sandwich is released to get desired ROM port on our respective Android devices. But we don’t need to worry too much – thanks to an interesting theme available ...

By now at least some of the Android fans might have got jealous with the  iOS 5 Wireless Sync feature. As this is arguably one of the most useful feature of the iOS 5 in terms of its ease of use in many scenarios that essentially allows to cut-the-cord as Apple likes to call it. Although, we mentioned in a recent article that iOS 5 Wireless Sync is in fact much slower than the USB syncing that all of us have got accustomed to. But this is to be expected for a wireless technology in terms of ...