by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Applications have come a long way, and now, a smartphone or tablet would be nothing without apps. As such, we’ve collected 25 of the best Android apps, both free and paid. From essentials to games,…
Matthew Sabatini
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Applications have come a long way, and now, a smartphone or tablet would be nothing without apps. As such, we’ve collected 25 of the best Android apps, both free and paid. From essentials to games,…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Back in 2008, Google released “Google Chrome” to the public. The web browser features speed, simplicity, security and now its own web market jam packed with games, apps, and extensions. Furthermore, Google Chrome has become…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Microsoft has been pushing their Windows Phone 7 operating system for quite a while now. Despite constant advertising schemes, the mobile operating system has completely failed to catch on in the market. In fact, Gartner’s…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
A few weeks ago, I received a comment on one of my posts stating that a good way to improve battery life is to change your current background image to a black background. Naturally, I…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Between the Curiosity rover landing on Mars (we hope) and the world supposedly ending, let’s face it, 2012 is going to be a big year. And who could possibly top 2011? After all, Honeycomb, Ice…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
When it comes to cases, Otterbox does a very nice job of keeping your phone safe. In fact, if you’re a Galaxy Nexus user, Otterbox has created 2 cases just for you. The Defender and…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Since I could not take my hands off my new Galaxy Nexus, its battery life has been tanking. In my last article I had explained how calibrating your battery could solve your problems. However, for…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
With great power comes great responsibility! And in the Android Community, with great power comes great loss of battery life. If you’re like most smart phone addicts, the battery meter is often half empty (or…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Just because Android created Google voice control features first, that does not necessarily mean that they are the best. In fact, Apple’s Siri has become very popular because it is not based on specific commands…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
If you own a smartphone, you have probably become accustomed to having a wireless internet connection where ever you go. On the other hand, unless you picked up a MiFi (personal hotspot) or have a…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
If you’re a Verizon Wireless customer, or you watch TV, chances are that you heard about Verizon’s “super fast” 4G LTE network. It now covers a great deal of America, and if you are covered,…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
The ability to access and download free music online has been at the forefront of debate for a while now. Instead, Google has decided to put free music at the forefront of their website. More…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Wouldn’t it be great if you could record a video of your phone’s screen? Well, thanks to Media Solutions and a little rooting, Screencast does just that. However, Galaxy Nexus users (such as me) were…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
After spending the whole day running constant LTE speed tests, today is a bit different. In places that normally have 4G coverage by Verizon, we are lucky to be getting any data connection at all…
by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago
Now that you can track your phone’s location online, and even track other people’s locations, it is almost impossible to lose your phone given that you have an application that tracks your device’s locations. But…