It is quite interesting to see how things have changed since the first smartphone. From the clunky IBM Simon to the sleek iPhone or Galaxy S II of today, the evolution of smartphones has been fast-paced.Check out the infographic below and look at just how much these smartphones have changed.
Honeycomb (Android 3.0) is the very fresh and sleek looking Android OS designed for devices with larger screen sizes, particularly tablets. It brings many new features… but, of course, we can’t really enjoy it on every device. However, the new Honeycomb launcher (beta) can give a full Honeycomb experience on your android sporting 2.1 and up.
Just deleting your personal information, cache, apps, emails, browsing history or anything from your Android phone may not really gone. The data will remain on your phone’s SD card and is easily recoverable with minimal effort. If you concerned more about your privacy, you need a special app like SHREDroid to securely wipe all data you deleted from your phone.
Recently Yahoo has introduced a new, free application named AppSpot for Android and iOS devices to help users to find new, relevant apps the fast and easy way. It gives you daily picks based on the apps you have installed on your device.
LazyDroid is an amazing Android app that allows you to control your mobile phone from your computer. You can send SMS, add or delete contacts, take screenshot of your Android screen, access camera and much more – all remotely via your browser Firefox, Chrome, or Internet Explorer.
Do you know why your Android phone is not fast as it was before? Or are you wondering where all of your phone’s storage went? The possible reason is your apps such as Android Market, Brower, Email, Twitter, Facebook, etc have been saving tons of cache files.