Phoenix OS is an Android OS based on Android x86 project. It is android for PCs and can be installed in almost all PC from low end PCs to high end PCs. As Android is based on Linux, Phoenix OS can be installed in any PCs that can run Linux. It is a decent OS […]
Dual Boot Phoenix OS with Linux Read More »
There are many rumors about reducing or removing lags in PUBG Mobile. I personally tried some tutorials in YouTube and blogs and found that many unnecessary steps and methods to do that. Here I will share my simple configuration that let me play PUBG Mobile at 60 FPS in a low spec PC. Let’s see
PUBG Mobile Lag Free Setup in Phoenix OS / PC Read More »
Manufacturer and vendor may put lots of junk in android mobile for their benefits and for advertising. So I always remove unwanted apps that I don’t like to use which are preinstalled. Beside that I use few other apps to increase productivity in my android mobile and I am going to share some of them
Must have Apps for your Android (Root) Read More »
I had installed Xposed Framework in my old Samsung J2 but it made a new problem for me. The problem was a message saying “Android is starting – Starting apps” on every reboot. I figured out it was due to some apps and I needed to find that app. It will be not feasible to
Fixing Android is Starting Message on Every Reboot Read More »
Problem Description When laptop is turned on, display do not shows anything even laptop logo is not showing. Laptop is booting and LEDs are glowed but screen have no effect at all. Can not go to BIOS menu, tried pressing all keys but screen do not shows anything. No hardware damage is done. If the above procedure do not solves
[Quick Fix] Laptop Turns On but Display Not Showing / Black Screen Read More »
init.d is a traditional service management package for Linux that runs a bunch of code during booting process. What it does in an Android is that, it runs codes that are placed inside /system/etc/init.d/ folder. As Android uses Linux kernel it can also support init.d. ROMs by default do not have init.d support, however custom
How to Add init.d Support in Android Kernel & ROM Read More »
uGet is an open-source, lightweight, and full-featured download manager for Linux, Windows, and Android. In Linux, uGet can be replacement for the both famous download manager, Internet Download Manager (IDM) and BitTorrent. This tutorial contains two sections, one is to install the uGet download manager in Linux and second is to setup uGet for downloading
How to Install uGet and Setup for Torrent in Ubuntu Read More »
One misconception about Linux is that, it is very hard to use Linux and we should know many Linux commands. But it is very easy to use Linux if you know only few basic Linux commands. I am going to describe some of important Linux commands here which are heavily used. I have written these
Basic Linux Commands You Should Know While Using Ubuntu/Linux Read More »
64-bit Ubuntu does not support 32-bit packages by default so while installing 32-bit libraries it shows error. After installing Android Studio in 64-bit Ubuntu you have to install some 32-bit libraries and the command for installing them is: sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386 lib32z1 libbz2-1.0:i386 Trying to run this command shows the error: E:
How to Install 32-bit Libraries of Android Studio in 64-bit Ubuntu Read More »
Google AdSense has a easy way to add ads in website using Auto Ads. It is easy because you only have to put a single code snippet in your header and Auto Ads automatically starts showing ads in your website in relevant place. However Auto Ads also has some disadvantages and it may hurt SEO
AdSense Auto Ads Appearing in Footer & Header – How to Avoid? Read More »
