Back up just what you need
On Monday we reviewed some apps that let you backupping both data and apps. However, sometimes you just want to keep safe one specific part of your data: SMS, call[...]
On Monday we reviewed some apps that let you backupping both data and apps. However, sometimes you just want to keep safe one specific part of your data: SMS, call[...]
There are lots of types of Android users based on how they use their device. However, we can identify two great categories: the techies and the regular user. The first[...]
This is part two in a two-part series about how permissions work. You can read the first, here. So what do we can expect when we look at the permissions[...]
This is part one in a two-part series about how permissions work. Well, in case anyone hasn’t noticed it yet, every time you install an Android app you need to[...]
Security is something that concerns everyone in different degrees. Regarding Android, we’ve been (untruthfully) alarmed so many times. In the cases it was true, like the malware apps detected on[...]
We’ve talked several times about why Google apps like Maps, Sky or Translate are a reason by themselves to buy an Android device. However, Googleverse is wide enough to fit[...]
First thing first, the breaking news is: Google announced yesterday on its blog it has acquired Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. The importance of this acquisition lies on that Google[...]
We end this fantabulous and supercalifragilisticexpialidocius long Casual Games’ Week reviewing not one neither two, but three games. While you enjoy your vacation spending your spare time among paradise beaches,[...]
In view of the fact that dog days will be soon over, we’d like to anticipate and introduce a few random little games to waste time on long train rides[...]
Today, in this last day of Android Zoom’s Browsers week, we’re going to talk about alternative Android browsers; in case you want to change yours or simply look for a[...]
