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Tuesday, 22 May 2012

Get 5GB Extra Storage with Dropbox !



Are you running short of your disk space in your favorite Android ? Then Drop Box might save your day. Drop-box offers free cloud storage upto 5 gb. Here are some features of drop-box :

  • The app can automatically upload photos and videos in the background using Wi-Fi or your data plan. 
  • No size limit. So upload as you wish. 
  • If there are network issues, the upload will resume when those issues are resolved. 
  • You’ll also get 500MB of free space on your first automatic photo upload.
If you allow automatic uploads via your data plan, there is a setting to limit the file size to 25MB (files over this limit will wait for Wi-Fi) or set it to unlimited.
During the beta period you can earn some more free storage. The first sync gives you an instant 500MB , and for every 500MB of photos and videos you upload automatically, you’ll receive an additional 500MB of free storage, up to 4.5 more gigabytes. That’s 5GB just to help test out the new Dropbox, all for free. Enjoy.

50 GB of free cloud space on BOX.net for your Android




It ‘s of no doubt that we the Android users are always hungry for extra storage. Its really difficult to choose between the huge bundle of apps that are available free in the market. But the problem is, the sd card has got limitations. Instead wouldn’t it be great if you can get 50 GB of free cloud space for your Android and you can sync your files and data into the cloud server. Well its quite possible and it comes absolutely free. Check the steps below -
Steps Involved :
1. First, you have to download Box app from the Android Market.
2. You can sign up if you haven’t before or sign in if you have.
3. Now download  this , install it like any other app.
4. Then enter your email and password hit the button.
Box should send you an email to confirm the upgrade. You may think that there might be security issues, but the XDA developers are trust worthy, and they say its just a formality to ask your password. They won’t store your password.
Enjoy the free cloud storage !

How to Root Samsung Galaxy S2 I727R LTE with Super One Click Tool



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Have you ever thought your favorite Samsung Galaxy S2 I727R LTE could play for you some extra features if you got it rooted ? Some of you might think its a rather complex job to achieve. Well its not ! Today I ‘ll show how you can make this happen just like A – B – C .
Our Requirements : 
  • Samsung Galaxy S2 I727R LTE 
  • Computer 
  • USB Data Cable 
  • Rooting PACKAGE for S2 


Steps Involved :
  1. First download this Rooting PACKAGE for S2 LTE I727R
  2. Extract the downloaded file to a new folder using Winzip /Winrar / 7 zip or any other unzip program
  3. Enable USB Debugging on your mobile. On your home-screen, tap Menu > Setting > Application > Development then click on USB Debugging
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  4. Next, connect your phone to your computer via its USB Data Cable ( I Guess you know how to perform this :-) )
  5. Now open the new folder with the extracted files on your computer, then find and double- click on SUPER ONE CLICK to run the programSuper One Click Tool

  6. In the Super one click program, click the root tab to start the procedure of rooting
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After successful rooting your Android will reboot automatically. To verify if your mobile is finally rooted, you should see two new apps, the CWM and the Super User.
Now tell me, was that at all a mess ?