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September 13, 2011
I rooted my Samsung Galaxy S2 today and the actual rooting process went great. Afterwards I made a complete NANDroid backup with ClockworkMod Recovery and I also did a backup of all my apps with Titanium Backup – since I now enjoyed root access Titanium could also backup all the Market links. However, after I [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, Guides, Tutorials | Tagged Boot, Boot into recovery, ClockworkMod Recovery, CWM Manager, Guide, Recovery, Recovery mode, Samsung Galaxy S2, Samsung Galaxy SII, SGS2, Tips
September 13, 2011
Here’s a no-frills and fool proof guide to rooting the Samsung Galaxy S2. The SGS2 is a great smartphone and it’s even better with root access. Let’s rock. 1) Download Odin3-v1.85.zip from the xda-developers forum and extract it on your computer to the folder of your choice. 2) Now you need to grab the correct [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, Guides, Tutorials | Tagged CF-Root, CWM, CWM Manager, Guide, Instructions, Odin3 v1.85, Root, Root access, Rooting, Samsung Galaxy S2, Samsung Galaxy SII, SGS2, Tutorial
September 10, 2011
To prove that TechCredo isn’t dead and that it just has been hibernating for a few months, here’s a guide to root the HTC Sensation. It also describes how to S-OFF the Sensation and install ClockworkMod Recovery. There are tons of different tutorials on the interwebs for rooting HTC’s flagship Android and it can be [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, Guides, Tutorials | Tagged ClockworkMod, ClockworkMod Recovery, Guide, How to, How to root HTC Sensation, HTC Sensation, Instructions, Root, Root access, su-2.3.6.3-ef-signed.zip, Superuser access, Tutorial
March 30, 2011
Surround any link to an Android app in the Web Market or on AppBrain.com with “qr” “/qr” in brackets, and this plugin will create a clickable QR code for that app. You can also just supply the name of the app, but the first two methods are recommended. The appearance of the QR codes can [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Random Tech | Tagged Android apps, Android Market, Android Market QR Codes WP Plugin, AppBrain, Generator, Market links, QR codes, QR codes WordPress plugin, WordPress plugin, WP
March 24, 2011
I’m not entirely sure what to say about this feverishly dancing Android and its mighty moves, but seeing is believing. The title of the video on YouTube is “Android on crack…lol”, and it’s pretty descriptive. I can’t stop laughing watching this clip – it’s wonderfully offbeat.
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, For Fun, Videos | Tagged Bust a Move, Dancing Android, SE, Videos, Xperia Arc
March 20, 2011
Many people, particularly Android purists, of course, frown upon custom Android user-interfaces. They want the vanilla Android experience – Android the way Google made it, and usually think custom UIs look bad, are bloated, poorly made, and slow down the OS update process. In a way I agree, and I haven’t used HTC’s Sense interface [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts | Tagged Android, Custom UI, HTC Sense, Interfaces, TouchWiz, User-interfaces
March 16, 2011
Unlike HTC, LG is a phone manufacturer that seems to include a different set of wallpapers on most of its handsets. Several of these wallpapers are quite nice as well: both the LG Optimus and the Optimus 2X have a few gems. But the default LG Revolution wallpapers are probably the best ones yet from [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, For Fun, Wallpapers | Tagged Backgrounds, Default, LG Revolution, Official, Preloaded, Standard, Wallpapers
March 15, 2011
I won’t write much about Stellar Escape here: the first game from Swedish newcomer Orange Agenda, because the demo video below does a pretty good job showing what it’s about. What I can say is this: entertaining gameplay, great on-screen controls, excellent graphics using the Unity 3D engine, and OpenFeint integration with online leaderboards. There [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, Games + Emu, Reviews | Tagged Android, Games, OpenFeint, Orange Agenda, Stellar Escape, Unity 3D
March 14, 2011
About two months ago, I contacted Steve Albright – the developer behind the task switcher Clutch. I just wanted to thank him for what I personally thought was a fine app that I had used since it first was released. I also suggested some visual improvements such as additional padding between the app icons, and [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, Reviews | Tagged Android, Button simulation, Clutch, Clutch Pad v1.5, ClutchPad, Emulation, Features, Hardware key simulation, Steve Albright, Task management, Task switchers
March 13, 2011
Apple’s commercials for its mobile devices are usually full of buzzwords, exaggerations and people looking possessed and/or born-again. I personally think they’re a bit creepy. Late night talk show host Conan O’Brien decided to make his own version of the iPad 2 launch video – a more honest one, if you will. I have also [...]
Posted in Anti Apple, Featured Posts, Random Tech | Tagged Anti Apple, Apple, Conan O'Brien, iPad, iPad 2, iPhone 4, JLE, Parody, Promo videos, Promos, Spoofs, Travesty
March 13, 2011
There are many image collections here at TechCredo with the official, preloaded wallpapers from various Android devices – and here’s another one. These wallpapers have been extracted from Sony Ericsson’s new flagship device Xperia Arc.
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, For Fun, Wallpapers | Tagged Android, Arc wallpapers, Backgrounds, Default, Official, Preloaded, SE, Sony Ericsson, Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc, Standard, Wallpapers, Xperia Arc
March 10, 2011
Catch Notes is my favorite notes app for Android, and it’s also one of the apps I use most often regardless of category. I know that there are several excellent apps for transferring links and other information between your phone and your desktop computer and vice versa, but Catch Notes is so convenient to use [...]
Posted in Android, Featured Posts, Tutorials | Tagged Android, Catch Notes, Phone to desktop, Share links, Share tweets, Sync
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