Bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab this week and are already frustrated that some of your favorite Android apps won’t display throughout the entire 7 inches of real estate?  Don’t worry, there is a solution!  It’s called Spare Parts and it’s a free app in the market.  Normally used by the rooting crowd, Spare Parts opens up a set of Android settings that have been sort of tucked away for safe keeping.

All you have to do is download it from the link below, install it, open it up and uncheck the box for “Compatibility Mode”, reboot and you can play games like Reckless Racing (our hands- on) the way they were meant to be played.  Have fun!  

One of our favorite new Android games Reckless Racing, has reportedly been pulled from the market due to in-game server overload which its creator Polarbit, is blaming partially on piracy.  In a recent news post, they went into detail on some multiplayer server issues they were having, but then made sure to publicly announce their dissatisfaction with a growing number of pirated copies of their game…  

Remember back in March when we talked about a game called Deliverace?  It was a top down racing redneck extravaganza that looked too good to be true?  Well guess what?  It’s back and available now, only they’ve changed the name to “Reckless Racing.”  This game is incredibly legit and already makes my list of top games after playing with it for a couple of hours.

Reckless Racing has single player modes for time trials, full racing rallies and a “delivery” mode giving you something different to play for hours on end.  There are leaderboards, unlockable goods and too much redneck fun to talk about.

And for you gaming diehards, you’ll love the multiplayer option which lets you host your own races for up to 4 players and battle it out over several different maps.  There is a chatting feature, an amazing soundtrack and at least 6 different rednecks to choose from.