Android Guru Guy

Moto Z Has Been Reviewed   Finally, I have managed to get my hands on the Moto Z.. So, without further fluff, The Moto Z Has Been Reviewed. The Moto Z, I expected it from first glance to be somewhat like the Turbo 2, but not at all. I was completely wrong. This thing feels like a Galaxy S6/S7, and I thought they would keep the Turbo 2 plastic screen, NOPE! Not at all, they decided with this device to take it completely back to glass. Corning Gorilla Glass 3, mind you Gorrila Glass 3 has been protecting smartphones sense the Galaxy S3, so you'd think there would be a new Gorilla glass out now. The phone feels sturdy, and has a nice finish on the backing, even with the dock connection. The camera is a little awkward but I love it. This phone has a 5.5 4K AMOLED LCD, 4GB LPDDR4 RAM, Snapdragon 820 clocked in at 1.8GHz, Is stock with Marshmallow but I'm sure there's an update around the corner for Android Nougat. This device has a 13MP Rear shooter, with 1.8 ...

Pokemon Go Around The World, From Your Couch! I am here to make all of you pokemon trainers dreams come true! Now you can play Pokemon Go Around The World, From Your Couch! Below is the instructions for your device. I hope you enjoy, and stay safe playing! Android Devices: You will want to ROOT your device, Kingoroot app can usually take care of that for you. Download Lucky Patcher from here: Lucky Patcher APK Download  Download Fake GPS Location Spoofer from here: Fake GPS Location APK  Go to your Google Play Store App, and Download ES File Explorer (Best ROOT File Explorer I found) 1. Open Lucky Patcher, Grant it Root Access. 2. Click "Rebuild & Install" at the bottom, and find the Fake GPS Location Apk, Install as a System App. 3. After Reboot, Go into the settings, Developer Options, and uncheck "Allow Mock Locations" 4.  In the Settings of the Fake GPS Location App, Enable Expert Mode. 5. Find a nice location, like Central Par...

HTC 10 IS A VERY SERIOUS DEVICE HTC 10 IS A VERY SERIOUS DEVICE So I have been recently checking out the Newborn HTC Baby, the HTC 10. It looks a lot like the A9 in the front, but a M9 in the back, sort of? The HTC 10 is a very serious device.. I really like this device to start off, especially how HTC brought back the stealth black color option, that really makes my day, because with my M8 I had to replace the metal housing with a stealth black 3rd party part, because the Gunmetal Grey wasn't enough for me.. However that is definitely not the case here. LET'S get into the specifications here! Yeah the hardware! This baby rocks a quad core (2 Dual core processors) Dual-core 2.15 GHz Kryo & dual-core 1.6 GHz Kryo This is on the Snapdragon 820 Chipset, and to help it along has 4GB of RAM, or Memory. This is a 5.2" Screen, using a newer technology the Super LCD5 under a coating of Gorilla Glass 4. The OS We're running here is Android 6.0.1 Marsh...

An Idea Carriers Should Use An Idea Carriers Should Use An Idea Carriers Should Use: So recently this idea came to me, when I was having a bad weather alert in my area concerning tornadoes, Our phones weren't putting out near enough Cellular Broadcasts, and we use mostly Samsung Galaxy devices in my household, but our city has disabled Sirens completely and we rely on the broadcasts now. I remembered back, when I had the Moto X 1st Gen, it would give me cellular broadcasts left and right, and 99% of the time through bad weather, and was LOUD!  Older people really need devices like this.  I though about this.. What if carriers customers could purchase the older flagship phones, at a huge discount even if they're refurbished? This would help the carrier make money, and not scare so many customers out of a contract. I know that these carriers have so much money and so many customers that it probably will not even matter because they are giant, but at least be like ...

LG G5 AND FRIENDS, AKA Modules! The First Actual Modular Phone? The LG G5 This... This is the LG G5, and it has modules, Extra battery, Camera, and more. Basically the LG G5 is the first look at a modular phone, but nothing we expected as of before. Honestly it looks like a nice Nexus 6P or Nexus 5P but with LG Accessories, and skinned software. This leaves room for way better camera modules from your favorite brands like Nikon, Canon, and Sony. Allthough a Sony camera is nothing new to Android devices, they have carried just about the best camera thus far. This leaves tons of more room for custom roms, and software, but will need to include all of the drivers, framework or flashables for the extras. My Thoughts The only thing I worry about now, is does this leave room for LG to release the device with parts that are subpar, just to get the consumer to spend more money on the modules? I've seen somewhere the modules will cost more than $150 depending on the branding, a...

Nintendo Wii. Is it Still Worth The Money in 2015/2016? Wow I feel so old now. Remember that thing, the um... Nintendo Revolution? I mean the evil thing that would stay on standby and watch you and your family late at night as you watched movies... Oh, uh.. I mean the Nintendo Wii.. You found yours packed away in your closet under piles of clothes didn't you? And you're wondering if it's still a console that is worth setting up.. OR You found one at the flea market for $30-40 and you're wondering "Should I buy this?" The answer is up to you ultimately, but I will help you find your answer. The Games First off, the First party games were AMAZING, with these titles especially: New Super Mario Bros. Super Mario Galaxy 1 & 2 The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword   Super Smash Bros. Brawl Donkey Kong Country Returns And then various third party games made it worth while too, ev...

"Pepsi "P1"" Pepsi reportedly branding a smartphone   Pepsi reportedly branding a smartphone The Soda pop company is working closely with a Chinese manufacturer to make this smartphone known as the "P1". The Smartphone reportedly is packed with a 5.5inch Display that is in 1080P (Full HD), with 16GB of onboard storage, and a 13Megapixel camera.  Boy do I wish I knew more.. Hopefully the phone in the picture is nothing like the real thing, because a 13MP camera would go to waste with no flash, or focus, but I literally think it's just a S6 with a Pepsi skin (Shopped probably). The phone should also be sold for around $200 USD, but will only be available in China, as Pepsi does not wish to pursue a fully fledged mobile market. I rather feel like the Pepsi P1 will be like the Huawei P8, in the way of design, and specs, if not just design. All in all, way to go Pepsi, let's watch this phone kick off!