Galaxy S II
How software made my phone appear to have a higher resolution
I recently upgraded my phone from Gingerbread to Jelly Bean, a task that was all but straight forward thanks to all my custom software. I
The problem with Android is that it’s designed for a level of stability that just isn’t there
Yesterday, a friend of mine mentioned that she was having issues with her Galaxy S II, which was complaining about the memory being full. After
How to use the Sony Ericsson LiveView with OpenLiveView and Tasker
Many moons ago, I got my hands on a Sony Ericsson LiveView smartwatch for next to nothing. It’s a product that never sold well due
Upgrading a highly customized phone to ICS+, part 3: Flipping the switch
After my quest to upgrade my over-customized phone to ICS+ got off to a shaky start, things started looking up a few days ago. That
Get per-app DPI settings on rooted Android 4.0+ devices using Xposed
Back when I started the process of upgrading my phone, I immediately went for the Paranoid Android ROM because of its per-app DPI settings. I had
Upgrading a highly customized phone to ICS+, part 2: Things are looking up
Several days ago I wrote about how I’ve acquired a second Samsung Galaxy S II, in an effort to actually move the extremely heavily customized setup I
Upgrading a highly customized phone to ICS+, part 1: S II, meet S II
There are times I really want to just blatantly state that my phone is more customized than anyone else’s out there. It problem wouldn’t be
How much is a piece of molded plastic worth?
Yesterday, I came home to a near-full mailbox. The package that took up almost the entire thing was from an eBay seller, and contained no
Why I use both iOS and Android
A question I got a lot on this site, especially when talking about anything that involves interaction between Android and iOS, is why I don’t
Samsung Galaxy S II, one year after the review
It’s now been a year since I bought and reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S II. I’m the sort of person who sticks with a device
