500: Wartungsmodus

Grüße aus dem Maschinenraum!

Sorry, aber gerade ist bei uns wirklich gar nix zu holen. Unser Server ist im Wartungsmodus – und unser kleiner Bot versucht gerade, mit letzter Energie die Fehlermeldungen zu sortieren.

Ob’s ein Daten-Leck, ein Stromausfall im Cluster oder einfach nur ein mies gelauntes Bit war – wir wissen es noch nicht. Was wir aber wissen:

Das Daten-Drama eskalierte zu einer Server-Schmelze. Aber keine Sorge: Wir sind dran.

Was jetzt?

Bei unseren Kolleg:innen von inside digital läuft bestimmt alles rund – schau doch mal vorbei!
Oder du vertreibst dir die Zeit mit einem Besuch auf unseren Social-Media-Kanälen – zum Beispiel Instagram, YouTube oder TikTok. Da gibt’s immerhin keine Serverprobleme – versprochen.

Danke für deine Geduld. Unser Bot rebootet schon mit Hochdruck. 🔧

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Turn your Android device into a Linux desktop PC – without rooting

Android smartphones are becoming very powerful devices, and many of them can easily handle the word-processing, photo editing and other desktop PC-type tasks. So why not make your Android smartphone double as a desktop PC? Here we show you how to install the Linux variant Debian on your Android device, on which you can then install popular programs like LibreOffice and GIMP. Best of all, you don’t need to root your device to do this. Best custom ROMs for Android New Android games

by Robert Zak

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How to use your phone as a heart-rate monitor (even if it doesn’t have one)

Did you know that even though many phones don’t come with that fancy heart-rate monitor technology found on the Galaxy S6 that they can still be used to measure your heart rate? It’s actually super easy to gift your heart-rate monitor-less phone the power to measure your pulse. Best Android apps The best running app on Android

by Kris Carlon

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Xposed and Lollipop: the modules that work on Android 5.1

As many of you know, work on the Xposed Framework slowed down a little with the transition to Android Lollipop. While development continues on Xposed for Android 5.0, Android 5.1 is on the back burner until 5.0 becomes stable. Nevertheless, many of your favorite modules still work on Android 5.1 and we have the list for you here. See below for the Xposed modules that work on Android 5.1 Lollipop. Best Xposed modules What is Xposed Framework?

by Kris Carlon

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This app lets you root almost any Android device with one click

A Chinese app which is not available in the Play Store is offering Android users a new luxury – rooting devices with one tap. The app, called KingRoot 4.0, was used in a new YouTube video to root a Verizon Galaxy Note 4 running Android Lollipop. I have so far attempted to root three devices using KingRoot 4.0; find out what happened at the update section below. 10 reasons to root your Android device How to root your device without voiding the warranty

by Scott Adam Gordon

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How to clear the cache on the Galaxy S6

If you’re at all unfamiliar with how to clear the cache on the Galaxy S6, today we’ll walk you through the basics: what a cache wipe is, the different kinds of cache and how to wipe the cache. Whether you call it cache clearing, wiping the cache, clearing the system partition or cache wiping, we’ll show you how it’s done. Galaxy S6 tips and tricks Galaxy S6 Android update news

by Kris Carlon

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How to get Android 5.0 Lollipop on your PC

Are you still waiting for Android 5.0 Lollipop to arrive on your device? Or maybe you already have it but don’t think that a relatively small smartphone or tablet screen does it justice? If you’re in either of these situations, then getting a Lollipop emulator on your PC could be appealing. Here we’ll show you how to do it. Android 5.0 Lollipop update news Android 5.0 Lollipop tips and tricks

by Loie Favre

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How to manually replace the Nexus 5 battery

We recently showed you the great Limefuel extended battery case for the Nexus 5, which will more than double the runtime of your Google phone. But perhaps your internal battery is simply kaput and a battery case isn’t going to fix the problem. If you don’t want to send your Nexus 5 in for a slow repair job or you’ve voided your warranty already and don’t want to pay someone to do it – or you simply like tinkering around in the belly of the beast – you can easily remove the Nexus 5 battery yourself, even if it is technically non-removable. If you are having issues with a Nexus 5 battery that is not working properly or not charging, here’s how to replace a Nexus 5 battery manually for an easy fix. Nexus 5 Android Lollipop update news Nexus 5 battery tips to make your charge last longer Buy Now: Nexus 5 replacement battery from Amazon

by Kris Carlon

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How to factory reset the HTC One M8 for better performance

The HTC One M8 is a fantastic phone, but like any Android device the combination of app installs and uninstalls and everyday use means that from time to time it can misbehave. If your HTC One M8 feels slow, is prone to freezing or infuriates you with constant crashing, it’s probably time to go nuclear and carry out a factory reset (sometimes called a hard reset or a master reset). Here’s how to factory reset the HTC One M8 for better performance.

by Gary Marshall

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WhatsApp ‘Send’ button appears in Facebook for Android

Facebook has begun taking action on its $19 billion acquisition of WhatsApp last year, with the social media giant integrating the popular instant messaging service into the Facebook for Android app. WhatsApp voice calling now widely available WhatsApp vs Facebook Messenger

by Kris Carlon

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How to clear the cache on the LG G3

If your LG G3 isn’t running at its best, the culprit could be something simple: the system or app cache. Clearing it is simple and solves many irritations. Here’s how to clear the cache on the LG G3. How to fix LG G3 problems LG G4 vs LG G3

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