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Transfer Apps & App Data To sd-ext And Back In CyanogenMod 7 [Android]
Do you own a Nexus One, an HTC Desire or any other Android device with ridiculously low internal memory? Constantly find your device out of memory while installing a new app even though you’ve transferred every last one to the SD card via Apps2SD? If your memory-deprived device supports CyanogenMod 7, then in S2E lies [...] (more…)
Root Samsung Galaxy Spica i5700 With LeshaK’s Kernel
As promised, I am back with a complete, step-by-step guide to rooting Samsung’s Galaxy Spica/Lite/Portal i5700 Android handset, using LeshaK’s Kernel Spica v.LK2.02. Not only is this root easy without any complex commands, but also it brings nicety such as full root, su+Superuser, support for ext2, ext3 and ext4 SD card partitions, recovery mode, etc. (more…)
