Showing posts with label Galaxy S II. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galaxy S II. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Apple and Samsung

Found an interesting picture which I wanted to share. For all Apple fans out there. Just figured I should let you know that without Samsung you wouldn't have iPhone. Samsung makes the screen's as well so the beautiful display on the iPhone is actually a Samsung product. While Apple has contacted other companies for the screen, I read a report where LG couldn't deliver the amount and the quality so Apple had to go back to Samsung for the screens. So there you have it.

Picture courtesy to the Economist.
(http://www.economist.com/node/21525685)

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Free apps for Android!

Jailbreaking on iPhone or iPod is wildly popular and everybody knows its the only way to get free apps and mod your phone. Of course many iPhone users know that to get these free apps you have to give up some performance. Most iPhone's lose performance after jailbreak. Android however does not have this problem. To get free apps, you do not have to make any modifications to your phone. I'll show you below the method to get free apps for your Android smartphone or tablet.

1. On your smartphone download any file manager app. I prefer astro File manager. If you own a samsung device, it should come preloaded with the My Files app. That works too.

2. On your PC browser, go to 4shared.com

3.  Say you want the new Spiderman game. search for "spiderman.apk"

4. Download the file that you are looking for. If it has your handset name, good. If not you can still try, most of the times it works. 

5. Move the file from your PC to your SD card or phone memory. 

6. Open up your file manager app and navigate to the folder where you saved your file. 

7. Click install and that's it. If it has some problems running, try to find a different version. 

Tips: You can also go to the website straight from your phone or tablet browser which can save you the transferring time and also doesn't require the file manager app.  
To find all apps, just do a blank ".apk" search and you can find all files currently on the database.

Thats it for now. If you have any questions just leave a comment below. 

Happy Holidays.