This guide shows you how to perform a hard reset for your Virgin Mobile LG Optimus. By doing this hard reset, you will clear all data from your phone and return it to its factory settings. Continue reading »
Mar 09
Mar 07
This guide shows you how to perform a hard reset on your HTC MyTouch 3g Slide. Doing this process will clear all data from your HTC MyTouch and restore it to its factory settings. Continue reading »
Mar 02
This guide shows you how to hard reset your Samsung Epic (Galaxy S ll) for sprint. Doing this hard reset will wipe your Samsung Epic of any media or apps on your phone and restore it to its factory settings.
Feb 22
When I look back at my very first cellphone, an old Nokia with it’s green display, I think of it’s few uses it offered me. Back then, a mere ten to twelve years ago, your phone was pretty cool if it had snake or tetris pre-installed, which is kind of all you got from beginning to end. There was no app store, there wasn’t even a Verizon Get it Now application, you merely had what it came with. But now, in the golden age of the smart phone, we have thousands of choices in apps, games and uses for our phones. But what if you missed something? Something that you may have never thought of.
Feb 01
Better late than never right? I have been meaning to pick up Amazon’s Kindle Fire for months and have finally got around to placing an order. I got it much quicker than I expected and turned it on immediately. I actually got a much different interface than I expected. I knew Amazon put their own interface on top of the Android OS, but I didn’t expect it to be this different. I found the front page to be a large waste of space with huge icons taking up the middle of the screen. Those icons are what you used recently, which is a nice idea, but I would’ve preferred a different layout.
Jan 26
This past holiday season it was quite evident that the Amazon Kindle Fire was incredibly successful, especially for Amazon. But what does that success mean for Google? It may not mean as much as you would think and you may know why if you own the Kindle Fire. Look though your Kindle Fires apps, what is missing that all Android phones have? That’s right, the Android Marketplace. Amazon essentially gutted out the Marketplace and put their own in its place. Which means one thing for Google, less profit.
