How To Install Android 4.2 Camera App With Photo Sphere On ICS

Photo Sphere is one of the striking features that come with Android Jelly Bean package. This hottest addition to Android offers beautifully captured panoramic images of about 360 degrees that broadens your photographic experiences. Apparently, Photo Sphere has been integrated in Android 4.2 Camera and Gallery app. However, you can easily avail this exciting camera app even on your older sets. All you need to have is a rooted Galaxy Nexus device filled with Android 4.1 or higher versions.

Android 4.2 Jelly Bean Key Features

Google yet again manages to introduce another version of Android with a new flavor of Jelly Bean. Let us have a quick overview of some key features of the Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

How to Install Flash On Jelly Bean Devices

The Android lovers, soon after upgrading their older sets to new Android Jelly bean, were smashed to see that it doesn’t have Flash support. Devices like Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Nexus 7, applauded for their “big-screen” mannerism have consequently turned out to be hazy if you can’t even watch movies or play popular flash games like Farmville and Mafia wars.  Not only this, but also Flash based websites show up an error on your Jelly Bean phablet mentioning that your device does not support flash. This depicts limitations to access content, having a perfect handy gadget which remains a dilemma.

How To Manually Update Galaxy Nexus To Jelly Bean

With the rising stream of smart phones now days, everybody seems to look forward for the latest trends and hardly cares to see behind. But unlike other devices, Galaxy Nexus still has its traces and continues to be discussed by many Android lovers. An OTA of Android 4.1.2 solely for Galaxy Nexus fans has been rolled out and I thought I should share it with all of you. All you need to have is a flashed “takju” firmware, completely rooted with flashed ClockworkMod Galaxy Nexus device. If you meet up these requirements then installing this OTA would be as simple as pie for you.

How To Turn Off NFC On Your Android Phone To Save Battery

Running out of your phone battery in middle of your important discussion, sometimes can frustrate you. Most of the smartphones like Android sets are seen to give limited amount of battery power as they have been incorporated with some high-powered applications that consume a lot of power. NFC stands for Near Field Communication is one of such kinds of apps. As every problem has its solution, Geeky Portal brings you an easy way to save your Android phone’s battery by turning off NFC if it is of no use to you.

iOS 6 Siri Vs. Jelly Bean Voice-Recognition

Apple’s latest version of mobile OS - iOS 6 certainly has improved many of its features notably Siri. Therefore I thought it to compare it with what Android’s Jelly Bean 4.1 offers to its users. The previous version of Siri lacked in its efficiency as compared to the Android’s however, the latest version of Siri on iOS 6 has been enhanced greatly and it would be an interesting contrast to have between both speech recognition apps.

Google's New Built-In Malware Scanner For Android Devices

It hardly takes a minute to put any malicious Android application on Google Play Store as it doesn’t requires any long-term approval process just like Apple’s. This can give birth to various security concerns among the masses who frequently like being updated with latest apps available on Android store. Finally Google has been reported to develop a built-in malware scanner for the Android devices in its upcoming versions of Android after 4.1. Jelly Bean.

How to Update Nexus 7 To Official Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean

If you are thinking to buy the Nexus 7 tablet, here’s another important reason you can consider. The fact that this tablet enables you to get Android updates relatively quicker gives it an edge over other smart phones available. This is true for the Motorola Photon 4G which cannot be upgraded to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich despite having some really appealing specifications including dual core processor with 1GB of RAM. However, the “not so new” Nexus S still has been able to support Android 4.1 Jelly Bean updates.

How To Force OTA Updates On Your Android Phone

Are you bored of checking OTA updates consecutively for your Android phone? Well here’s something useful that I just found out for you. As Google frequently releases its updates to Android after every six month, it is quite irritating to wait due to the sluggish launch of its updates across various regions.