There are many choices for app backups and transfers on Android. The most popular app backup tool is Titanium Backup, and most people who have ever dabbled in root know what that is. To transfer apps between devices, you can use Datasync, a wonderful app (and the reason I root my new devices so quick). However, we have a new app that does both in one…. Read more
Dropbox already comes pre-loaded on many Samsung Galaxy devices, but Dropbox and Samsung have bigger plans. They plan to integrate Dropbox not only into Samsung’s Android smartphones, but their smart cameras and even Smart TV’s. Integration is already present in many devices, including auto upload to Dropbox, but there will also be a feature that… Read more
For my Doggone best apps of 2012, it took me some time to figure out what I wanted to share with you all. I thought about maybe I’d tell you about the first apps I install after flashing a new ROM. This list wouldn’t change drastically from what I offer you below, but it would definitely include Titanium Backup. But what I’ve come up with for my top… Read more
Samsung’s anticipated Dropbox competitor ”S Cloud” was widely expected to drop at the Galaxy S III launch back in May, but failed to materialize. Now, thanks to the German site BestBoyZ, S Cloud has been spotted running on a Galaxy Note II, discovered inside the settings menu in their hands on video. With options for syncing photos, video and… Read more
Looks like Samsung has done it again. They’ve struck a deal with Dropbox to offer a whopping 50GB of free online storage to anyone who buys a Samsung Galaxy Note II or a Galaxy Camera. The 50GB of storage will last two years. This may be a non-US offer only, as we’ve seen US carriers remove that deal on their devices. Hopefully this time they won’t, but… Read more
The developers at Dropbox have recently released the newest Dropbox beta, which they are happily sharing with users. The new beta has a few basic but welcome features: Thumbnails for video files Better video playback for both ICS and Jelly Bean UI improvements on the Nexus 7 Ability to open Dropbox files directly in other apps Various bug… Read more
Samsung and Sugarsync get one step closer to tying the knot as Sugarsync becomes the main syncing method for Samsung’s mobile line. That is, any device with Allshare Play will have it built into the device. Devices will be able to view media from their homestead by using their phone as a window to their base camp, wherever that may be. Sugarsync… Read more
Samsung has confirmed that all Canadian versions of the Galaxy S III will be eligible for the 50GB Dropbox promotion giving users an extra 48GB (plus the standard 2GB) of storage for two years. The company gave the following statement. “New GS III users will receive a basic 2GB of free space with Dropbox (It is permanent). When they create their own… Read more
A bunch of leaked Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III videos hit the interwebs thanks to folks at Inside Sprint Now, and they cover a lot of ground showing off some of the major features the Galaxy S III brings to the table. The videos cover All Share, Dropbox integration, Groupcast, Lock Screen, Pop Up Play, S-Beam, S-Voice, Screenshot, Smart… Read more
When the Galaxy S III was initially launched by Samsung in London this year, they made sure to note that the Galaxy S III would be bundled with an offer for a free 48GB of cloud storage on Dropbox for two years. Now it seems that AT&T and Verizon have both decided to leave that deal along the wayside for their versions of the Galaxy S III. The first… Read more
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