Articles Tagged “Overclock”
CoreControl App for HTC One X gives you more CPU control
by Shea Harris on May 20, 2012 0 Comments">0
If you’re an Android user who loves to root your phone, you’re probably well versed on the benefits of apps that allow you to control your phone’s CPU. From over and under clocking, to setting CPU governors, apps such as SetCPU give you ultimate control over the performance and power saving of your device. Now the good folks over at XDA-Developers have developed a similar app for the quad-core HTC One X. CoreControl, created by XDA member Meltus, allows you to control how many cores in the HTC One X are active at time. Root access is of course a …
Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100: Best performance from your CPU and GPU via ExTweaks app
by Ken East on Apr 28, 2012 0 Comments">0
If you want to take Android customization to the next level, there’s an app that’s just for you. Dubbed ExTweaks, this app is for adjusting really advanced features in kernels for the Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100. Of course, it’s not for the faint of heart or, in this case, the unfamiliar with modifying their phones. If you don’t know what you’re doing, you may be doing more damage to your device than improving it. Read on to learn more about ExTweaks. Overview If you’ve dug around the Android community long enough, you’ve no doubt come across the term kernel. A …
Best Apps to Customize Your Honeycomb Tablet
by Glenn Santos on Aug 24, 2011 7 Comments">7
As it is, Honeycomb pretty much has everything you need in a tablet interface. It has a lot of outstanding features like the Action Bar, 3D homescreens, visual multitasking and System Bar. Despite that, you still might have that itch to create your own personalized space in your Android 3.0 tablet. Here are some apps to help you tweak your UI and system to your liking. Widgets 1. Beautiful Widgets (free, €1.49 to buy) It’s no lie; these widgets are indeed beautiful. If you’ve been looking for some great looking clocks, weather, toggle and battery widgets, this is the one to get. …
Overclock your Motorola DROID to 1.0 GHz
by Susan Ellery on Jan 28, 2010 0 Comments">0
DROID owners that don’t mind voiding warranties can head over to areacellphone.com and following the nine step process to overclock your DROID. The process requires you to root your device and flash your phone with the aptly named evilboot8.img to overclock your DROID to 800MHz, evilboot9.img to reach 900MHz or evilboot1g.img for blazing 1GHz. As with any hack that modifies the stock system, proceed with caution and do so at your own risk. [via Phone Arena]
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