GOOGLE ANDROID MOD

Most of us have had to call contacts who have extensions in their numbers. They're annoying to enter and the process can take up time.  Fortunately, if you have an Android smartphone, then you have a way of entering extension information in your contact's details and having your Android automate the dialing process for you. --- Tutorial Notes Rather than manually entering a person's extension number, there is a way to automatically have your Android dial the connection once the call connects. First, go to Contacts. If you want to create a new contact, tap the menu key and then tap New contact. Otherwise, long-press on the contact you want to add extension info for and tap Edit contact. In the phone numbers section, either select the phone number that you want to add extension information to or add a new number. Now, press the symbols key in the lower-left of the keypad. You'll notice the buttons Pause and Wait here. Pause inserts a two-second pause while Wait will wai...

Ok guys n gals, so I've found out how to do this. Before you continue any further, understand that  you must be rooted  and  running a custom ROM that supports 4G toggling (i.e. AOKP). Step 1: Download this app from the Play Store  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.intangibleobject.securesettings.plu gin&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDMsImNvbS5p bnRhbmdpYmxlb2JqZWN0LnNlY3VyZXNldHRpbmdzLnBsdWdpbi Jd   Step 2: Open the app, go to Options and scroll down to Custom ROM Actions and ensure that "LTE" is checked Step 3: Open up Tasker and create a profile entitled 4G On and choose your first context, whether that be battery or whatever else you want to "trigger" 4G to be set as "On." Step 4: Click New Task at the top of the tasks list and name it 4G On. Step 5: Click the + button and scroll to Plugins and you will see Secure Settings. Click it. Step 6: You will see edit configuration; click edit Step 7: Now you will see a list of the ...

It's a modern day nightmare to accidentally reveal too much information on  Facebook . I've inadvertently told the world my location more times than I can laugh off, and my friends haven't fared too well either. Just take a look at the requested app permissions next time you're about to click install and you'll quickly realize how much that app can reveal about you. With social media privacy concerns a hot topic, especially since Facebook's  psychological experiment  went public, users need a better way to control app permissions before something very private accidentally spreads online. Today, I'll show how any Android user— rooted or not —can lock down their Facebook app permissions to keep privacy secure. This tutorial is broken down into two sections: those who are  rooted  and those who are not, so be sure to know which steps apply to you. For Non-Rooted Users We'll be installing an app outside of the Google Play Store, so be sure to ...