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Updating the ROM in Your Mobile Device

Remember this: The phone or tablet you purchased is yours. It does not belong to the carrier that you bought it from despite the fact that the device is emblazoned with its corporate identity, logo or splash screen. ...

ANDROID APP REVIEW

AVG Anti-Virus Pro Rolls Heavy Artillery Onto Deserted Battlefield

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Making VoIP Calls With Your Android Phone

If you live or work in an area with marginal cell service and want to use your Android smartphone to make and receive voice calls, you can. The key is to piggyback on an Internet connection at your location using the Internet bandwidth there to carry your voice traffic. ...

BEST OF ECT NEWS

Android’s Secret Superpowers

This story was originally published on Aug. 18, 2011, and is brought to you today as part of our Best of ECT News series. ...

Getting Your Video Game Fix Without a Console

Are we about to see the demise of the game console? It's hard to believe the days of Sony's ubiquitous PlayStation system, introduced in 1994 -- or even those of the Xbox -- may be numbered. ...

Hacking the Google TV Box Without Rooting It, Part 3

Hacking the Google TV Box Without Rooting It, Part 2 ...

Tracking Friends and Family on the Legit

Facebook's recent acquisition of location-tracker heavyweight Gowalla is an indicator of the potential strategic importance of location-tracking technology in the social network arena. ...

Tapping Your Smartphone to Stay Fit

One of the most-used leisure-oriented apps on my Android smartphones has been Google's free My Tracks ...

PRODUCT REVIEW

Norton Anti-Theft Plugin: Major Letdown

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Keeping Your Devices Powered While on the Road

Think of the devices that have been made redundant by smartphones: landline phone, laptop computer, global positioning system (GPS) receiver, map, compass, flashlight, still camera, video camera, gaming console, calculator, wristwatch, electronic photo frame, newspaper, magazine, book, radio, weather radio, police scanner, MP3 player, television, home entertainment system remote control, main street bank, tape measure, bubble level, and coming up, your wallet...

ANDROID APP REVIEW

TextFree: An Open, Worldly, No-Fees-Attached Texter

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How to Lock Down Your Laptop While on the Road

Losing a laptop may be less painful now than it used to be because the cost of replacing the physical device has trickled downward recently. You can now pick up a decent workhorse for three or four hundred dollars at a big-box retailer. Big deal if you lose it. ...

ANDROID APP REVIEW

FriendCaster Pro: A Friendlier Facebook App

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How to Get the Internet on Your Car Stereo

Unless you're driving a tricked-out late-model BMW or Mini, you're unlikely to have Internet-based media streaming options built into your vehicle ...

How to Publish Your Own DVDs Now That Lulu Has Quit

Open publishing platform Lulu is known for making a global print-on-demand, disc manufacturing, and distribution and fulfillment network available to independent authors, filmmakers and other individuals. ...

Hacking the Google TV Box Without Rooting It, Part 2

Hacking the Google TV Box Without Rooting It, Part 1 ...

Hacking the Google TV Box Without Rooting It, Part 1

Day 1: Installing Honeycomb ...

Easy Streaming From Smartphone to Home Stereo

The convenience of using your smartphone to store, stream and curate your music collection -- or simply stream music from online, personalized radio stations like Pandora -- doesn't mean you need to sacrifice your home stereo system for the dubious quality earbuds that came with the phone. ...

ANDROID APP REVIEW

Titanium Backup Pro Makes Moving Apps a Snap

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How to Improve Your Video-Streaming Clarity

The stuttering and freezing that can occur when you're streaming video are indicative of issues related to bandwidth. Commercial hosted solutions like Netflix and Hulu can suffer from degraded performance. ...

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