If you have a Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III, you know what I’m talking about. We’re not just talking about a something in the notification bar or the drop down, it’s a pop-up letting you know there is WiFi available in the area. Sounds harmless, and we know that it saves battery to be on WiFi versus not. Also with these new shared plans it may be… Read more
There’s been a lot of hubbub lately about lawsuits between Samsung and Apple, and Samsung taking away their Universal Search feature on their recently released Galaxy S III. Recently, both Sprint and AT&T Galaxy S III variants have received small updates to the devices that have removed the Universal Search functionality due to patent… Read more
Today HTC has given developers some treats by releasing the source code for the HTC One S kernel. Head over to the HTC Dev center and you can download it yourself. Keep in mind that it is categorized by region and carrier. While this is a bit of good news, the bad news is that the T-Mobile version of the One S has been left out. The same thing also… Read more
I have been an avid webOS fan for quite a while, even purchasing an HP Veer 4G off contract on eBay. In my opinion, webOS is one of the best mobile operating systems ever made, and definitely does multitasking better than either iOS or Android. webOS is built for efficiency, beauty, and ease of use. The gestures are natural, the UI is smooth and… Read more
An add-on pack on XDA brings some Galaxy SIII elements to your Galaxy Nexus! Imagine that, buying a stock ICS phone, and so much interest being shown in TouchWiz. I can’t blame them, TouchWiz is pretty damn nice. This add-on will work with CM9, AOKP, and some other ROMs, so almost anyone can use it. This add-on adds the TouchWiz UX launcher (which is… Read more
Last week news of the Galaxy Nexus not having the ability to host USB devices hit the blogs. Today, Paul from MoDaCo has announced that USB mounting was achieved. This will allow users to use a male to female USB extension cable to plug in their USB devices. While this functionality may not be useful to users who limit their interaction with their Galaxy… Read more
Begin update: Michael was kind enough to share a link in the comments to the XDA thread with the appropriate downloads and information to get your G2 headed down the fast lane. There’s also some proper screen shots and the same video that you’ll find below. The usual “only you are responsible for what you do to your device” disclaimer applies. End… Read more
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