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Friday, 30 November 2012
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Many of us have more than one electronic device or at the very least we own a mobile device and since we are heavily reliant on them being in working order they need to be charged regularly, some on a daily basis’s or more than once a day. We do not like overcrowding our outlets nor do we want to constantly find one when traveling. It can easily become an inconvenience when you begin seeing the bar’s depletion and especially when the warning signal arrears of how much of a percentage is left before the device becomes unusable without a source to recharge.
Life would be simpler if we had a device that could charge our devices with a touch. The round multi-charger Zip Mini Touch-N-Go created by TheJoyFactory is your solution to never having to surrender your time to searching for an outlet to plug and charge an electronic device ever again. Just simply plug this one device into your USB port and let it do its magic.
Though the Zip Mini Touch-N-Go looks small, it is mighty, with the capabilities of charging four devices at once and ridding you of tangled up cords. Using magnets that easily pop on and off (known as zip tails) allows you to connect nearly any type of device; from iPad’s, Kindles and most cell phones, you will release the worry of connection and you will no longer have cords wrapping each other, even its power is fantastic since it is stronger than Wi-Fi docking stations allowing your devices to charge even faster.
Its small and sleek look is stylish and makes for a great travel buddy since it takes little to no space within your carryon or checked bags. It is even ideal to bring to the office or to set up anywhere you want within your house. This little device sure solves many problems with one simple touch.
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Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Samsung update (Cyganogenmod 9 version 4.1)


The good news just keeps coming for the I9100G variant of the Samsung Galaxy S II. The OMAP4-based device just received an official dose of TouchWiz-laden Ice Cream Sandwich goodness a few short days ago in the form of the Android 4.0.3-based XXLPQ update. However, no matter how much you may tolerate or perhaps even enjoy a particular OEM skin, there are many out there who have one quest with new Android devices—loading an AOSP-derived ROM.

This is now possible on the I9100G, and it comes in the form of official CyanogenMod 9 nightlies for the device. The developer responsible for this achievement is none other than XDA Elite Recognized Developer codeworkx of Team Hacksung. As of now, the ROM appears to be highly functional, with only the following known issues:

The builds are already pretty stable and there shouldn’t be much problems while using it as daily driver.
All features except FM-Radio, Wifi-Direct and maybe TV-Out are working.
I’ve also added a touchkey backlight notification feature (Notification LED) and some other funny gadgets.

Aside from being highly functional, installation is also a breeze as long as you are running the ICS bootloader. If you’re not, or are unsure as to your bootloader version, the easiest way to make sure that you’re on the correct bootloader is to simply flash the aforementioned official ICS XXLPQ firmware release for the I9100G.

First time installing CyanogenMod 9 to your Galaxy S II, or coming from another ROM:
- READ FAQs: http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.p…sked_Questions
- Make sure you’re running ICS bootloaders! (if you’re unsure, flash a official ICS rom and proceed)
- Make sure you’re running a proper working ClockworkMod-Recovery
- Copy GApps and CM9 ZIPs to your internal SDCard
- Boot into Recovery
- Flash CM9 zip from internal SDCard
- Flash GApps zip from internal SDCard
- DO A DATA WIPE / FACTORY RESET (otherwise your device will be stuck at boot)
- Reboot
- Don’t restore Apps using Titanium Backup!Upgrading from earlier version of CyanogenMod 9:
- Copy CM9 ZIP to your internal SDCard
- Boot into Recovery
- Flash CM9 zip from internal SDCard
- Reboot
I9100G owners out there, we suggest grabbing a drink, heading over to the thread, reading up on the procedure, and flashing immediately.

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Jelly Bean the latest Android 4.1


Jelly Bean, the latest iteration of Google’s incredibly popular mobile operating system. As always, Google have continued with their traditional confectionery-based naming convention, and Jelly Bean will replace the current ‘Ice Cream Sandwich’ 4.0 build of Android as the new top dog.

Despite the small step from version 4.0 to version 4.1, Jelly Bean is still quite a major upgrade to Android, providing a host of new features, performance improvements and design polish.
First Impressions
At first glance Jelly Bean looks remarkably similar to the previous version of Android. The home screen is almost exactly the same as before, apart from a different default wallpaper and some minor cosmetic changes to the ever-present ‘Google Search’ bar. These similarities quickly disappear once you begin using the OS.
Performance

As soon as you begin navigating your way around the system you can immediately feel a marked improvement in the overall performance of Android. The animations, menu interactions, improved touch response and overall ’snappiness’ of the OS have been dramatically improved. This is all thanks to a new initiative by Google called ‘Project Butter’, which aims to optimise performance of the Android user interface, making it leaner, faster and more responsive in every way. All that hard work has definitely paid off, Jelly Bean is buttery smooth.
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Monday, 9 July 2012
May be the portable printers...!


How could it be if you can print from a device like flash stick?

Yes a portable printer that can act as a pen drive too. Its 23 by 6 cm and its easy to handle as your key chain. Just connect via USB and start printing all your files write there. With an OLED screen display which shows you the printing status and other info.





 Yum this product is not yet available in markets and its still in testing level at STICK POP. no more search of a printer.
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