Showing posts with label XDA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label XDA. Show all posts

Sunday, January 23, 2011

Bloat Manager For Android os

So you have purchased your shiny new Droid2 Global but don’t want all of the extra bloatware with your device. Thiswas exactly the thought of XDA forum member Nalthos, who decide to familiarise himself using the Android platform. The application presents a lit of bloat where you can checkthe item as enabled or not. You can also save anything you have disabledas theprofile. Disabling an appsusing Bloat Manager simply renames it to .bak. Re-enabling it, renames back to.apk. Currently, the list of recognised bloat is a fixed list based on what otherpersons have had good results with removing, although thedev could add further apps to the list.

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Fresh new Gingerbread Clock Skins For the Android Device, Courtesy Of XDA


One of several hottest things I’ve loved about Android from the beginning would be the fact the Operating system has become various and flexible.  Your cellphone won’t feel outdated annually from now because there'll always be some hack, app or skin to help keep it up to date and in the game.  So it’s not surprising that the folks at XDA bring us once again, something “fresh”.  XDA member spirellilein has changed a range of new gingerbread themed clock skins to your aesthetic pleasure and viewing.  There are six different skins that you select from so your phone will not again feel “bland in the hand”.  He’s even taking requests for colors, fonts and anything else you’re prepared to send him.  So, at once over to XDA to the instructions on the way to download the skins.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

The Nexus S snapped running Android 2.3 Gingerbread







Forthcoming - Google Nexus S has been snapped running the next incarnation of Google Android OS, version 2.3 Gingerbread. In addition to confirmation that Gingerbread is in fact Android 2.3 (not 3.0 as originally rumored), other details have emerged concerning the device. Its processor is said to be  ARM7 variant, that  could be dualcore and it'll contain at least 328 MB of system RAM.

The Nexus S is in addition thought to have 1GB or 2GB of internal memory and is competent of shooting 720p video. Its Extremely Amoled screen can be a Super AMOLED 2, with a resolution of 800x400 in a 4 inch size. (byXDA Developers)