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Hacked Netflix App Now Works On Most Devices

Tim May 20, 2011 318

Hooray for the amazing people at XDA, again. Thanks to their hard work we have a working version of the Netflix applicaton for most devices. The hack makes it so the application doesn't check the Device ID, allowing for all the Netflix streaming goodness we...

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Dear World, Please Copy Twitter and Add a Night Mode to Your Apps

Kellen April 10, 2017 44

I hate to pull out the, "If you aren't doing this, you are doing it wrong," thing, but seriously app developers and mega-tech companies, if your app doesn't have a dark or night mode, you are doing this sh*t so wrong. Wrongly even. Wrong in a bigly way. So big...

Droid Life’s Top 25 Android Apps Of 2011

Tim December 20, 2011 112

As we draw closer to the end of year, we wanted to reflect on some of the apps that seemed to have taken 2011 by storm. It was only a year ago that the Android Market hit the 200,000 apps milestone, and now we are talking 10 billion app downloads and beyond....

Hacked Netflix on Android No Longer Working? Feel Free to Try the Real Market Version

Kellen June 1, 2011 163

The hacked Netflix app that was floating around a couple of weeks ago seems to have been shut down for good last night, so we thought this was a good time to remind everyone that you no longer need it on most phones. We posted up the market version last...

Netflix Hacked to Work on HTC Thunderbolt

Kellen May 22, 2011 94

Now before we get too far into this post, we should point out that this will not work for the majority of Thunderbolt owners. There are a couple of qualifications you must meet before you can even attempt this: 1. You have to be rooted. 2. You have to be...

Developer Pushes Launcher Through ADB to Nexus Q, Makes Device Actually Kind of Cool

Tim July 10, 2012 40

So, the Nexus Q isn't completely without a purpose anymore. A developer over at XDA has pushed CyanogenMod's Trebuchet launcher through ADB to the device, allowing it to perform tasks other than the ability to only stream content from Google's servers....

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