**** May 13, 2015 Update **** With the latest Android release, Lollipop, Secure Settings will NOT be able to toggle Mobile Data without having root. This means that if you are running Android 5.0+ and don’t know words like “fastboot” or “recovery”, you’ll really only benefit from the Wi-Fi tasker profiles below. ***************************** When Sprint […]
Pretty damn excited about this. Had the amazing opportunity to work with Air New Zealand and a great crew down there to help redesign this app from the ground up. Will work up more specifics in the coming week, but I wanted to share the news!
Looks like Google is experimenting (or teasing) with some new design elements in the latest Google Now release. Updated elements include the “More Options/Settings” dots and the “Undo” toasts getting new, rounded treatments. New elements are nice touches, like a pull to refresh, and an action bar at the bottom.
Like many of you, I couldn’t click the “FREE UPGRADE” button fast enough when I found out Apple was giving away their newest operating system, “Mavericks.” In the back of mind, I knew there would be issues, but I clicked the hell out of that button anyway. Well this morning, I found my first issue…TypeIt4Me didn’t […]
So I got my pass today to the Beta last night and I’ve been using it almost all day. Overall it’s been a very beautiful and well built launcher. It’s problems have been few, despite my heavy modifications (via Tasker) to control my phone’s data pulls. My largest complaint is the removal of my shortcuts […]
This might be the last pen I ever have to buy. I’m actually a little surprised at myself for not mentioning this earlier. This is the second item I’ve gotten from Kickstarter, and while I like my Pebble watch, this has been the superior purchase.
I am REALLY enamored with the potential of Google Now. To me, it feels like it’s hitting on the culmination of what a smartphone should be and do.
Hahaha… From Gizmodo You missed it. On Saturday, Banksy set up a nondescript stall on the edge of Central Park, where he sold stencilled prints for $60 a pop. The monkey with a sign, the guy with the flowers, the rat with the smirk—all the classics were there. Too bad nobody wanted them.
