The Amazon Kindle Fire may not look like your average Android tablet thanks to its highly modified user interface. But under the hood it’s running a tweaked version of Google Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and it turns out to be a fairly easy tablet to root. Rooting allows you to access system settings...

The Amazon Kindle Fire comes with a generic name when you register your device with your Amazon credentials. The default name is ‘My Kindle’. If you would like to edit the name of your device then you can do it as Kindle has the provision of updating your device name. Editing the name of your device...

Kindle Fire is a hot topic these days (no pun intended).Now Android Market is easily installable on the budget tablet. Today i will guide you steps to install Prerequisites Root your Kindle Fire Download the following apks (You are on your own finding them, I’d rather not link them here) GoogleServicesFramework.apk Vending.apk...

For anyone out there that might want to either control their tablet or phone from from their PC or control Android Device A from Android Device B, this is the set up for you. Benefits of remote access: Access to your phone if it’s not immediately with you. Ability to create a screencast. Faster...

BatteryCare is a software created to optimize the usage and performance of the modern laptop’s battery. It monitors the battery’s discharge cycles and helps increasing it’s autonomy and improving its lifetime. BatteryCare is a useful application to manage and optimize your laptop’s...

Amazon Kindle Fire has been announced with very cheap price, we thought it would be a good craic to slam its specs up against those of its key rivals. iPad 2, Galaxy Tab 7.7 and HTC Flyer are the tablet PCs that have brought revolution in tablet industry. Lets look what they have got better?? Whether...