How to Root Moto X and Motorola Android Devices!
Here’s a universal guide on how to root Moto X and other Motorola Android devices like Moto X Pure/Style, Moto G, Moto E, etc…etc… Download and Step-by-Step Tutorial Here: Intro …
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Google’s New Project Let’s You Control Devices Without Touching Them
The new experiment uses radar technology to sense precise hand movements. Subscribe! See more on our website: us on : Like us on :
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How to Update Rooted Samsung Galaxy Devices (Galaxy S4, Note 2, S3, S2, Note, Nexus & More)
When you root a device you lose the ability to get OTA updates or if you do you will lose root after updating, this is what you need to do …
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The 5 Best TV Streaming Devices
If you’re cutting the cord, or just want a better streaming experience than your smart TV can offer up, take a look at our list of the best TV streaming …
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Snapdragon 845 on Surface Devices #AskDanWindows 34
Send your questions on with the hashtag #AskDanWindows and Dan might answer it in the next episode! Update 12/15: Microsoft is now saying ‘no’ to iTunes by end of year …
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8 Cheap USB-C Devices You Might Like
SPONSOR: Massdrop Holiday Catalog! PRODUCTS (in order of appearance) 3-in-1 Magnetic USB Cable: SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive: 5-in-1 Type C Adapter: M.2 SATA SSD External Enclosure: USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 …
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Microsoft devices guru Panos Panay on making devices that sing
At an event for the launch of the new Surface Book 2 and the Fall Creators Update, Digital Trends sat down with the corporate VP of Devices at Microsoft to …
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Disable the Google Now Swipe Gesture on Nexus Devices [How-To]
How to Disable Nexus’ “Swipe Up for Google Now” Gesture Full Tutorial: Subscribe to Gadget Hacks: In this tutorial, I’ll be showing you how to easily disable the Google Now …
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Google Wallet on Unsupported Devices
Google Wallet, an app that lets you pay for purchases using the NFC chip in your Android-powered smartphone on special “PayPass” credit card terminals is only “officially” available on the …
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Major WiFi security flaw puts millions of devices at risk | Engadget today
Researchers are sounding the alarm on “Krack Attack” flaw Researchers have discovered a key flaw in the WPA2 WiFi encryption protocol that could allow hackers to intercept your credit card …
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