To correct this problem turn off your phone, pull out the battery and turn your phone back on.
Everything should now be a-okay!
Android Kept Simple
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Sprint has released the update from Android 2.1 to Android 2.2., Froyo (some people say it “fro-yo,” but I think that “froy-o” sounds way better) for the HTC Evo. The update for Verizon’s Grandfather android device, the Motorola Droid, has also been floating around. Due to the fact that I have a Hero and HTC has already explained that no 2.2 update will be released for it, I am sort of jealous. I’ve only had the phone for 3 months! That’s okay though, I love my Hero . Speaking for the Evo, it’s an OTA (over the air) update, so you won’t have to hook your Evo up to the computer. Thank goodness for technology right!? Some of the following features that the update to Android 2.2 are:
It’s good to see that Google is pushing for all possible Android devices to have 2.2 and above. The latest numbers, before the updates for the Evo and Hero, are as follows:
Sources: Google, Android Central
I’ve always wondered how this worked, but never actually had to worry about it until I procured my new Dell Studio Laptop, as mentioned in my previous post. On my old laptop I had always kept a running backup of everything so that I could transfer it over to a new system whenever I got one—boy was I wrong! Microsoft has made it incredibly easy with their built in tool called “Windows Easy Transfer.” I followed these simple steps:
On Your Old Computer
*only works for Windows 2000, XP, Vista & 7
On Your New Computer
*click here for an example video
This process was a lot simpler than I thought it’d be. It doesn’t erase anything from your old computer and the process is fairly fast. I used an external hard drive to do my transfer and it took about an hour to transfer 30GB over USB (my old and new laptop both have Windows 7 on them). All of your settings from your previous computer are saved, including the location of your documents and anything else you have saved on your user account. The only thing it doesn’t do is transfer your programs over. However, a windows transfer report is generated, showing you what programs are already on the new computer and what programs still need to be installed.
I hope your transfer goes as smoothly as mine did. Leave me a comment and let me know how yours went!
I didn’t necessarily need a new laptop because the one I have is just fine, but like all tech heads when you see a good deal…well you can’t pass it up right? A co-worker of mine is hoping aboard the black and white ship known as Apple and therefore decided to sell his Dell Studio Laptop 1537. I’ve only been on it for two days but I can already tell you that this thing is a CHAMP! The screen is almost twice as bright as my last laptop. In fact, it’s so bright that I only have the brightness turned up halfway. Otherwise it looks like I’m constantly stepping into the light! Oh and speaking of light, the keyboard on this bad boy lights up. Yeah that’s right, it lights up! How often do you see that on a laptop ‘ey?
Big ups to CLive for providing me with this laptop. He’s quite the artist too! I’d put a link but he moved his Blogspot without telling people…smh…