SMSs and MMSs are stored in: data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/mmssms.db At least on my devide. To find it, launch a file explorer (ES FIle Explorer in mycase) on a Rooted device. Then search for the file mmssms.db … It’s an SQLite Format 3 …
Where are SMSs stored on an Android device? Read more »
You really need dedication to get it to this point… PHEW! My ASUS Infinity TF700 failed to update the legit updates. Never went from 4.0 to 4.1 as they should. If you want to play with the device and install …
ClearRom on ASUS TF700 Read more »
A pad/slate/tab is a very nice unit. Not for producing a lot of test – the tapping on glass with kill your fingertips on the cold and firm glass – but for any sort of media consumption, it’s a dream. …
Android, SD and the 2GB limit Read more »
Let’s assume you have a corporate phone, which you are to hand in. They will likely perform the cleaning, but one cannot be sure that they will. If they don’t, a new employee will get access to your Google account – including …
Samsung Galaxy GT-9000 Hard reset Read more »
One common problem in the Android domain is that the system evolves but that the operators and hardware vendors do not follow the path of upgrades, so even using fairly fresh hardware, you are stuck with the version supplied in …
Sony Ericsson X10 Mini goes Gingerbread Read more »
I did previously write about rooting and insalling a custom ROM on the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini. I had trouble with # the screen not really fading up and # WiFi issues – not finding networks that other handsets could …
Another day, another OS revision on the X10 Mini Read more »
There are great tools for upgrading the X10 mini to the most recent Android version, but it’s hacking and not supported so all on your own risk. 1) Root the phone This version of rooting worked well for me on http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682 Do …
Gingerbread for Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Read more »
The Sony Ericsson X10 Mini is a small little cutie, but as with most phones and computers, the vendor tend to ship so many extra features that they limit the user experience of the the unit. If you REALLY want …
Rooting your Android Read more »
Unlocking phones is a science of it’s own. There is a point in locking. Commercially the operators funds your mobile, and want to keep your traffic so that they get the money back. I am more in favour of set-ups …