Kernel determines the overall performance on Android devices. The better kernel you have, the better performance and more features you will get for your Android smartphone and tablet like Google Nexus 7. What is the benefit of using custom kernel? Overclocking, undervolting voltage control, multiple tweaked CPU governors, GPU overclocking, I/O tweaks are some of the features of custom kernel. So if you want to have better performance on Nexus 7, try out custom kernel…
Where is developer options in Android 4.2 Jelly Bean? How to enable developer options on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean? Yes, you might ask these questions. Google makes a great move by hiding developer options from normal users. You don’t need to change any settings there on normal daily usage. Even I seldom touch with those settings too.
How to unroot Google Nexus 7? That’s the question you will ask when want to send rooted Nexus 7 back for warranty claim. Well, unroot Nexus 7 is about the same as rooting Nexus 7, not that hard at all. Basically, you need to restore back to stock Nexus 7 firmware. And then lock Nexus 7 bootloader back. That’s all.
Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean had been out for weeks. However, not all Google Nexus 7 receive this OTA system update including mine. “Your system is up to date.” is what I get when check for System updates. Luckily, there is a way to force Nexus 7 Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean OTA system update. Anything new in this Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean system update for Nexus 7? Well, you get performance and stability improvements and bugs fixes. Landscape orientation rotation on Home screen (finally!). And updated bootloader which allow you to load recovery mode without connection to PC with USB cable…
How to enable Adobe Flash Player on Google Nexus 7? Adobe Flash Player 11 is no longer supported on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and above. Of course, Nexus 7 with latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is not supported as well. Personally, I don’t use Adobe Flash Player much on mobile devices like Android or iOS since HTML5 came out. Even Google Chrome does not support Adobe Flash Player natively. You should get used to not using Adobe Flash Player. And make noise to the website that you visit most to stop using Adobe Flash as well. Change all to HTML5…
