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Protecting your site’s copyright
Today I’ve embarked on a course of action that I’ve not been provoked to do before today – pursuing a copyright infringement. My popular article on how to add CyanogenMod to a Lenovo A1 tablet has been ripped off by another site named TOP Tablet PC. They have copied my article entirely but removing any…
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The problem with Samsung Kies
I love my Samsung Galaxy S2 – it really is a terrific phone. I’m sure it will be even better once the unlocked version of Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) is released. Unfortunately, I may struggle installing it. You see, Samsung users can’t update their phones OTA (over the air) but have to do it via…
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Philips Fidelio Android Docking Speaker and why I'm NOT buying one
One advantage that iPhone owners have over their Android counterparts is the wide range of hardware available, particularly music docks. This is mainly because of the varying connectivity solutions that different Android phone manufacturers employ. Recently, they have at least all started using Micro USB, although different phones have them located in different places and…
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How to install CyanogenMod on a Lenovo IdeaPad A1
My recent review of the Lenovo IdeaPad A1 tablet revealed that although it’s an excellent bit of hardware for the money it does suffer from some bugs and it would appear that Lenovo are not going to support it very much in the future – certainly not to the point of upgrading the version of…
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How to change the Samsung Galaxy S2's volume settings
Please note: The following only works on handsets before the Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich, or ICS) update. After that the audio menu option is disabled and cannot be accessed. Are you finding the Samsung Galaxy S2 handset volume, even at maximum, too low? Or the same when connecting via the headset? Well, there’s a…
