android lifehacker

If you want to easily take a screenshot on android smartphones with android version 4 and above you just have to press the Volume Down together with the power button. If you press the two buttons together their android system will take automatically a screenshot and store that in your gallery.to see and share your screenshot you just have to run the gallery app and your screenshots will be on the screenshots folder.

Even on the new android smartphones presents the following problem  that there are insufficient SD Storage available to move the applications from the internal memory to SD memory card. Also the same problem comes up when someone try to download an android app from Google play store.In both cases comes apps the error message about insufficient memory even though there is plenty of gigabytes free capacity in SD
 
when these error messages appeared tried to delete all the data from my external SD Card, then I made a format then I selected the preferable storage destination to be the SD card and I also tried to disable the antivirus program.

From the actions above I succeed the in doing nothing..

Many say that you have to make a factory reboot with the SD  card emptied and inserted  in the android phone while you do the factory reboot. Then of course you have to install all the applications from the beginning.

Under this line there is a you tube video providing more details and explanation about the problem and the solution.
http://youtu.be/rqYoSh3c030

If you want to provide Internet access to your netbook or tablet using the mobile Internet connection of your smartphone you can do that very easy in android systems.your sauce have to select in settings menu in the wireless networks and connectivity issues and then comes the option of Internet tendering.After that comes the options to use a USB connection or to make a Wi-Fi hotspot.when you select to make a Wi-Fi hotspot you can also modify the network name and also the password. If you have done alright then should be appearing a blue Wi-Fi signal in the main screen meaning that you are transmitting Internet access through your android smartphone.

Are you a tech geek?in the link that follow there is a artikle that analyses if you are a tech freak . this artikle talks about  15 common signs that indicated that you just may be one tech freak .

 http://bit.ly/128eifP

Here is a video of the detailed approach what users want to see in the new android version 5.

Can be that the successful windows emulator in Linux ,come to android platforms as well

How would you like the idea of ​​being able to run Windows applications and games on the Android smartphone or tablet you have? In the near future will be probably to do the above thanks to Wine for Android.

The Wine (Windows Emulator or Wine Is Not an Emulator) is an open source application that enables applications designed for Windows to run on operating systems Unix, such as Linux (there are versions for OS X, FreeBSD and Solaris).

At the time being , Alexander Julliard is preparing the WINE edition for Android and presented for the first time at FOSDEM Conference in Brussels although the show was not used Android device.

Instead, the show became a emulator, which ran on a MacBook using the Julliard for development which runs Linux to run Windows so the speed is too slow.

At present, there is no communication or indication as to when this WINE android version will be ready for the public.