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... »
The time has come to officially lay to rest any doubt about what was or was not included in Android 4.2.2, as Google as finally posted the official changelog. Some of the changes were obvious and easy to spot, while some we hadn’t even noticed until reading the list, which is freakin’ huge by the way, so make sure you have a few minutes before attempting to tackle it. Rather than overl... »
2013 is shaping up to be the true year of mobile. After the announcement of Blackberry 10 the mobile tech world finds itself in a four-way race, with the field only getting more crowded, as more Mobile OS’s prepare to enter the race. Here’s what you need to know about the new kid(s) on the block. “Blackberry 10″ Blackberry re-emerges in the smartphone game, to revive their ... »
Google finally brings back factory image for the Nexus 4 If you own the LG Nexus 4, you might be interested to learn that Google has finally returned the JOP40D factory image for the device to its Developers website. There is still no word on why the file was pulled initially, and even though it was readily available through a number of community outputs during its absence from the official source... »
One feature the Google Nexus 7 lacks is a rear-facing camera. Surely this was left out to save costs, as there’s only so much you can do with a tablet when you’re looking to sell it for as cheap as the N7 goes, but that’s certainly not to call it a cheap piece of hardware. In fact, even though there is no camera on the back of the device, that doesn’t mean you can’t h... »
Recently I spent some time with an anonymous tipster who clued me in on some alarming internal issues regarding Verizon and one of their more recent devices, The Droid DNA. The informant confirmed internal knowledge by Verizon of the many SIM card issues plaguing the Droid DNA. If you’re the owner of a DNA you may already know what I’m talking about. Apparently many Droid DNA’s h... »
The development team behind one of the more popular custom ROM projects, Paranoid Android, took to its Google+ page this morning to detail the future of the PA Preferences application. A closed-source beefed up version of the preferences app will be supplied to official ROM releases, and possibly to all ROMs compatible with Paranoid Android. In other words, no DPI changer, no dual pane, and no hac... »
Our favorite “Deal-of-the-Day” site, DailySteals, is back in action once again with another savings worth checking out, especially if you’ve recently held out on picking up a new Bluetooth headset for a decent deal to come along. Up for grabs in today’s offering is one Plantronics Voyager PRO+ Bluetooth Headset with in-ear earbud and AudioIQ technology. Regularly priced at ... »
Har har cheesy title I know, but truth be told there is an app out now making the rounds that will apparently eliminate or at the very least significantly reduce the lag on your device. The app is formally called Seeder, and will trick your device into becoming ‘lag-less’. UPDATE!: Now that many, and many people have commented about this matter, let me explain what’s really happe... »
Ouya, the open-source gaming system that is going to be paired with Google Play and has also risen from its Kickstarter days, has now been shipped out to developers. As we all know, certain things happen when a new product gets released in the technology world. Usually they come in the form of videos: Line-waiting videos, let’s-break-it videos, comparison videos, and our favorite, unboxing v... »
