Tech for All

1. Fix Storage bug.
2. Move apps to SD card with the help of App2SD.
3. Force Applications to Allow Moving ( For Advanced user only)

1. FIX STORAGE BUG

1. Open the People application and press Menu –> Import/Export
2. Press Export to SD card.
3. Another popups showing many accounts like SIM, Phone and other account you’ve connected to you phone.
4. Select top account and another confirmation dialog appears, Press OK.
5. Repeat this for each account on your phone.
6. When exporting done, now its time to clear data.
7. Go to Settings –> Application –> Manage Applications and find Contact Storage in the All tab.
8. Once you’re in Application info page, then press Clear data, then press OK.
9. Once the data is clear, now go back to People application., press Menu –> Import/Export, and select Import from SD Card.
10. Select files you took backup in previous step.
11. You’re done.

2. MOVE APPS TO SD CARD WITH THE HELP OF APP2SD

 

3. FORCE APPLICATION TO ALLOW MOVING

1. Connect your phone to your computer via USB
2. Open Command prompt and navigate to C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools\directory  or where you install it in your hard drive. make sure you’re in platform-toolsdirectory.
3. Type “adb shell pm setInstallLocation 2” press enter.
4. Unplug your phone and restart. Now you should able to move almost all of your applications to the SD card.
5. Again Use App2SD to transfer your application to SD card.

HOW IT WORKS:

TUTORIAL TO CONNECT TO THE ANDROID DEVICE VIA WINDOWS EXPLORER:

1. Start the app in your device and tap on “Start Service” button
2. Copy the URL as display in the app
3. Open Windows Explorer and paste the URL in address bar
4. Now your PC/laptop is connected to your device.
5. Start transferring files by using simple Cut/Copy/paste method

TUTORIAL TO CONNECT TO THE ANDROID DEVICE VIA FTP CLIENT (FILEZILLA):

1. Start the app in your device and tap on “Start Service” button
2. Copy the URL as display in the app
3. Open the FileZilla FTP Client on your PC/laptop
4. Input the address and port as shown in screenshot below
5. Click on “QuickConnect”
6. Now your PC/laptop is connected to your device.
7. Start transferring files

FEATURES:

• Transfer files without any USB Data Cable
• No need to mount and unmount the SD card frequently
• Fast and easy to use file manager integrated
• Uses Wi-Fi for data transfer

 

Software Data Cable
Dami App

Free    

 

 

 

LIST OF USEFUL COMMANDS:

 

Robin – the Siri Challenger
Magnifis

Free    

 

 

We’ve been using the Sony Xperia Z Ultra for the last week and we’d like to share with you guys our full review. For starters let’s get one thing out of the way — the Sony Xperia Z Ultra is a TABLET. We no longer consider it as a “phablet” because it’s really more of a tablet already at 6.4-inches. This is no longer a big phone. This is a small tablet that happens to have telephony features. It’s just crazy big at 6.4-inches to use as a daily driver smartphone. Probably the only way this will still pass as a phablet is if you’re a basketball player with ginormous hands, hehe.

• 2.2GHz Quad-core CPU Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 Processor
• Adreno 330 GPU
• 2GB RAM
• 16GB Internal Storage, expandable via microSD Card
• 6.4-inch Full HD TRILUMINOS™ Display for mobile powered by X-Reality™
• 8.0-megapixel rear-facing camera with Exmor RS for Mobile, HDR
• Front-facing camera (not sure yet what the MP is)
• WiFi, WiFi Hotspot, 3G, HSPA+, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS/aGPS
• 3,000mAh Battery
• Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean
• Waterproof and dust-resistant (IP55/IP58) durable design

Hardware: Massive, Razor Thin, and… uh… yeah it’s really big

Despite the size it still is very thin