Hackers Rejoice! The Pwnie Express has arrived, bearing network hacking gifts for all! Cyber Security Firm Pwnie Express have released word on their new network hacking Android Tablet, the “Pwn Pad”. Le Pad is basically a Nexus 7 with a full hacking toolkit built on top as a skin. Pwnie Express will be doing the official unveiling and release on the new tablet at the RSA security confe... »
SAME OLD ICON: BRAND NEW GUTS Ah, Tasker. It is quite easily one of the more polarizing apps in the Play Store, and has been since its debut during the days of Android 1.6 Eclair and the Android Market. Remember those days? I do. Android was still a pimply-face tween then and was far, far removed from the sexy beast that it is today. Most apps developed at that time followed the same cluttered UI ... »
So yea you guys, how many of you have heard of the game that’s not a game, Ingress? It the greatest trick that Google has ever played on the public, getting us to map the world so they can focus on more important matters (that’s just my theory) in the biggest, most epic, game of virtual capture the flag/domination ever. Well the game currently is in a closed beta and if you’re in... »
Heads up Nexus 7 owners! There’s a new build available for the NVIDIA Tegra 3-based quad-core tablet monster that can easily be installed by reading this post in its entirety. Before we tell you how to install it, let’s first take a look at what build JRO03S brings to the table, shall we? Apparently, this build focuses on a number of internal issues, and aims to bring about performance... »
So, I finally took the plunge the other day and picked up a Nexus 7 — needless to say, I’m more than impressed with the device in my first 24 hours with it. I figured I might as well kick things off in proper fashion by sharing the handy tips and tricks I come across. First on the list, making calls. So, you have a shiny new Nexus 7 and you want to use it to make voice calls, eh? Well,... »
Bazinga! I’ve finally found the perfect app to make my TouchWiz-painted Samsung Galaxy S III look more like an AOSP device, and it doesn’t even require the slightest bit of hacking. In fact, you won’t even need root to get this free app, from Team Syndicate, to work on your phone or tablet. With all the theme options available for homescreen launchers these days, it isn’t h... »
Just as I was about to call it a night, I decided to stop by WOOT to see what today’s deal is. Low and behold, it’s definitely Android related. For today only, you can get a 32GB Motorola XOOM WiFi for $299 (plus 5 bones for shipping), which is about $50 – $100 cheaper than usual, depending on where you’re shopping. Don’t forget, you won’t have to do any hacking... »
If you have an extra $139 in your bank or PayPal account, you might want to consider dropping what you’re doing right this minute and head over to Amazon to pick up a Kindle Fire. For today only, you can get a refurbished model with a one-year warranty for $30 off of the everyday price of $169. I don’t even need to tell you how awesome of a deal this is. You already know. For a ... »
As is the case with most popular phones when they are first released, the HTC One X is no exception. Devs around the world have been hacking away at the stunning new device and the TripNDroid Mobile Engineering developer team has already managed to get CyanogenMOD 9 up and running on the international quad-core variant of the device. Unfortunately, us in here in the States are gonna have to wait j... »
Just a quick note for the development community. HTC has released the official Ice Cream Sandwich kernel source code for the One V and several other devices, including the US variant of the Vivid and several versions of the Sensation. Also released were the Desire HD and myTouch 4G Slide’s Gingerbread (2.3) kernel source. »
