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Unknown on Sunday, July 15, 2012
How To: Unlock and Root Android 4.1 Jelly Bean On Google Nexus 7 and Unlocking of Bootloader & Flash ClockworkMod Recovery - Full Tutorial and Guide
Google has finally released its new and most advanced
Android device known as
Google Nexus 7 with the latest
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Mobile Operating System. A 7-inch
Google Nexus 7 tablet with Android 4.1 is one of the most feature loaded device in terms of its Software as well as its Hardware Specifications. The latest Android based tablet
Google Nexus 7 has a capability to compete with Apple iPhone 4S and upcoming iPhone 5 device from Apple. Android 4.1 would come pre-installed in Google Nexus 7 tablet device while the update of
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean will soon be available for Motorola Xoom, Google Nexus S and other Android based smartphone's and tablets in a weeks or months. Google Nexus 7 has many new and cool features which makes this device a successor, features like updated Notification feature, Google Now virtual voice command assistant, Offline Voice Dictation, updated Camera etc. etc. So if you have got and willing to get Google Nexus 7 device with Android 4.1 on any Android based device you can now
Unlock and Root Android 4.1 Jelly Bean On Google Nexus 7 and Unlocking of Bootloader and Flash ClockworkMod Recovery with easy steps and procedure.
Posted by
Unknown on Sunday, June 24, 2012
After the revolutionary
Jailbreaks of Apple iOS devices for
iPhone, iPad and iPod, which provides total controlling and root access of a device to the owner, now
Android Jailbreak has started following
iOS Jailbreaking but unlike iOS Jailbreaking
Android has started to get Rooted. Basically Android devices itself a open source platform which provides total controlling of operating system itself to users like changing the framework, themes, adding add-ons, installing free and paid apps etc.
Android OS is most customizable and moddable mobile operating system with user friendly framework but gaining root access still adds an extra dimension and authority to its owner which allows you to go even deeper with your Android device’s and do much more full-on customization. An average Android user can easily customize Android OS without any hustle or difficulty but still there are some features and options that a user cannot access due to some restrictions on its programming.
Posted by
Unknown on Saturday, August 6, 2011
Mobile Phone Hacking is on its peak so that Smartphone's owners have to look after their mobile phones seriously to avoid dangerous hacking attempts especially
"Android Smartphone Users". Because it has been rumored spreading on internet since last weeks about an
Android App called Anti or Android Network Toolkit, which perhaps going to launch in
Android Market Next Week. This new Android Application Program has been introduced by which
Israeli security firm Zimperium which is revealed at the Defcon hacker conference in Las Vegas Friday and plans to make available to all Android users in coming days, is designed for penetration testing in theory, searching out and demonstrating vulnerabilities in computer systems so that they can be patched. Anti aims to bring all the hacking tools available to penetration testers on PCs to smartphones, with an automated interface intended to make sniffing local networks and owning remote servers as simple as pushing a few buttons. However, the way people tend to use smartphones can also put them at risk. Herring noted that mobile users tend to be in distracting environments, so they generally provide only short bursts of divided attention to their phones.
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