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VPN Server on Android Apr 17 2016
If you’re not using a VPN, you should consider using one. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) extends a private network across a public network. This gives you an added layer of security and privacy. Imagine if you are sitting at a Starbucks on their free public WiFi. Well, someone could have a program such as Wireshark or any other application open and sniff traffic across the network. Potentially, information such as usernames, passwords and other sensitive data could be exposed.

Top Features Android N Mar 26 2016

The Android N Developer Preview has arrived. Here are some of the top new features you can find in Android N.

Connect Floppy Drive to Galaxy S7 Mar 15 2016

Yes, you can connect a floppy drive to the Galaxy S7 or any Android device really. Just something random and simple I wanted to share. Of course…I don’t know why you would actually want to connect a floppy drive to your device.

Galaxy S7 RAM Management Mar 13 2016

Here’s a look at the Galaxy S7 RAM Management. Has Samsung improved over the S6’s terribly aggressive memory management?

Galaxy S7 Features: Game Launcher Mar 13 2016

The Galaxy S7 features a Game Launcher that is actually very convenient and easy to use while adding useful features during gameplay.

Galaxy S7 Review – Don’t Buy into Hype Mar 13 2016

The Galaxy S7 Review is here. Although I am very critical on Samsung’s skin, I would say that the S7/S7 edge might be the best smartphone of 2016.

Watercooling in Smartphones Explained Feb 23 2016

How does watercooling work in Smartphones like the Galaxy S7?

My Top Android Apps 2016 Feb 21 2016

Here are some of the apps that I use everyday on my device.

Root any Android Feb 14 2016
I always get a lot of questions asking for instructions on how to root a particular device. Unfortunately, the root exploit that worked on one device might now work on another. This usually means that the user will have to spend hours searching for a method to root their device. This tasks becomes even more challenging if their device from a little known company without a development community. Luckily, there is a way to ease this frustration.

Mac OS on Chromebook Feb 13 2016
Do you ever come across some crazy ideas? Well, this is certainly one of them. Running Mac OS on Chromebook is a lot easier than you think. Now keep in mind, you aren’t going to be able to do anything intensive on this. This is more a proof concept (like a lot of things that I do) and something just to admire. To do this, we are going to be doing some very convoluted emulation.

Remotely Turn on Computer with Linux Feb 01 2016
I really wish more people used WOL. It is probably one of the most underrated things in the world of wired networking. If you aren’t familiar, WOL (Wake on Lan) allows you to remotely turn on your computer. This could be from another computer or even your Android device. It works by supplying a little bit of power to your Ethernet card to allow it to listen for the “wake up” signal.

How to Install Linux Feb 01 2016
Now that you are familiar with Linux, how do you go about installing it? Well, the beauty of Linux is that there are many different flavors at your disposal, in the form of distributions. Each distribution offers its own pre-installed software and default desktop and environment. There are thousands of different Linux distributions to choose from. If you are looking for a distribution that fits your needs, check out this list of the top 11 best Linux distributions.