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Category Archives: Android
CyanogenMod for Amazon Kindle
I detail below the steps that are outdated to save you time. Continue reading
Posted in Android, CyanogenMod, How-To
Tagged CyanogenMod, fastboot, FireFireFIre, Kindle Fire, Kindle Otter, root, TWRP
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Offline Multimedia on your Android Phone
When going on a road trip or just commuting daily, data plans and data connections are limited. Assuming you will always have access to 3G, 4G, or Wi-Fi is standard in urban areas but uncommon in tunnels or in the … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Android Apps, How-To
Tagged Amazon Instant Video, Amazon Music, commuting, Feedly, Flud, Google Play Music, gReader, HERE, offline content, TubeMate
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Install OwnCloud’s Self-Signed Certificate into Android’s Trusted Credentials
To get apps like DAVdroid and MyOwnNotes to connect to your OwnCloud server, you need to import the certificate into your Android’s Trusted Credentials. Android seems to have a bug because it will tell you that you have successfully installed … Continue reading
Posted in Android, How-To, Nextcloud/OwnCloud
Tagged .cer, .cert, .crt, .der, CA Flag, certificate, certificates, DAVDroid, MyOwnNotes, owncloud, self-signed, ssl, Trusted Credentials
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Root LG G3 with Lollipop
It was annoying but you can root your LG G3 running Lollipop. I confirm it works for the T-Mobile American phone but the comments in the source confirm it works for almost any LG phone. I followed the same set … Continue reading