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Open webOS found booting on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime

October 1, 2012November 29, 2012 Aaron Orquia 3 Comments ASUS, Eee Pad Transformer Prime, Galaxy Nexus, Google, Google Nexus, Samsung, Software hacks, webos

When HP made webOS open source a short while ago, it wasn’t expected that much would come of it. After

Android Apps Hacks

CyanogenMod will add more powerful graphing calculator to future builds

September 14, 2012October 5, 2012 Aaron Orquia 3 Comments Android Apps, CyanogenMod, Jelly Bean, Software hacks

Traditionally, the motto of the CyanogenMod team was to keep things simple. They wanted to build a better stock version

Android Hacks Linux

Samsung Galaxy Nexus gets Mozilla Boot to Gecko builds

September 11, 2012November 29, 2012 Aaron Orquia 0 Comments boot2gecko, Galaxy Nexus, Google, Google Nexus, mozilla, Samsung, Software hacks

I’ve talked a bit about Mozilla’s Boot to Gecko OS in the past, from Mozilla’s unveiling to an announcement of

Android Hacks

CyanogenMod adds new semi-stable CM10 M-Series builds for top devices

September 11, 2012March 18, 2013 Aaron Orquia 1 Comment CyanogenMod, cyanogenmod 10, Jelly Bean, Root, Software hacks

Usually, CyanogenMod releases only three kinds of builds. There are the nightlies, released – you guessed it – nightly, and

Hacks Tablets

Amazon Kindle, not safe for schools?

August 23, 2012October 2, 2012 Bryan Faulkner 8 Comments amazon, Amazon kindle, ebooks, eReaders, Kindle, Software hacks

As most of you probably know, I work IT part time at a school. It’s been a lot of fun

Android Hacks

CyanogenMod 10 nightlies now out for popular devices including Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, and Transformer series

August 20, 2012November 29, 2012 Aaron Orquia 1 Comment CyanogenMod, Galaxy Nexus, Google, Google Nexus, Jelly Bean, Samsung, Software hacks

Once again, we’re back with the almomst regularly scheduled report on custom ROMs and the state of the CyanogenMod project,

Android Hacks

CyanogenMod 9.0.0 stable release is out, focus now is on Jelly Bean

August 10, 2012March 18, 2013 Aaron Orquia 1 Comment cm10, cm9, CyanogenMod, cyanogenmod 10, CyanogenMod 9, Galaxy Nexus, Google, Google Nexus, Ice Cream Sandwich, Root, Samsung, Software hacks

As can be expected, most of the news about CyanogenMod lately has concerned CyanogenMod 10, the build based on Android

Android Hacks

Android 4.1 includes hidden code for multiple user profiles, rooted users can try it out now

August 3, 2012March 18, 2013 Aaron Orquia 0 Comments android multiple users, android user accounts, Jelly Bean, Root, Software hacks

Although I don’t personally use them, HTC Sense and CyanogenMod have included different homescreen profiles for quite a while. But

Android Hacks

CyanogenMod will not be supporting CM9 and CM10 on older Snapdragon devices like the Nexus One

August 2, 2012March 18, 2013 Aaron Orquia 1 Comment CyanogenMod, cyanogenmod 10, CyanogenMod 9, cyanogenmod support, Root, Software hacks

Earlier this year, the CyanogenMod team discussed the future of the open source ROM project now that Jelly Bean has

Android Hacks

NFC Android hack is real, but you probably won’t get a virus “beamed” to your smartphone

July 27, 2012November 29, 2012 Aaron Orquia 1 Comment android 2.3, android hack, android vulnerability, Galaxy Nexus, gingerbread, Google, Google Nexus, Jelly Bean, Nexus S, NFC, nfc hack, Samsung, Software hacks

Earlier this week, there was quite a bit of news going around about a big NFC hack on Android and

Android Hacks

CyanogenMod 10 preview build now available for the Nexus 7

July 27, 2012March 18, 2013 Aaron Orquia 0 Comments ASUS, CyanogenMod, cyanogenmod 10, Google, Google Nexus, Jelly Bean, Nexus 7, Root, Software hacks

I’ve been using the Google/ASUS Nexus 7 for a little over a week now, and while the stock Jelly Bean

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T · November 26, 2020
Patrick Holloway I'm preparing a routine that when I say "Krampus has come for you" then the bedroom smart light turns on dark red. Then the recipient receives a text message saying "Krampus knows you were bad" and...
T · November 26, 2020
Deslok In the case of a higher power card(a gpu) a full system power measurement would be acceptable however a pcie device like this is low enough power that other factors(disk and cpu activity triggered by...
T · November 23, 2020
MrCalvin I agree measure power-consumption on a PCI socket is whole other story, I would say the only practical way is to measure the whole computer, before and after activating the device, but that should...
T · November 21, 2020
Deslok I unfortunately don't have a way to meter a pcie device directly at this time, that is part of why my answer was 6-10w based on other AQ107 devices i've observed(such as the OWC 10gbaseT adapter which...
T · November 20, 2020