Remember that time you thought it'd be awesome if you could mash up Portal and Skyrim into some epic supergame? Valve does. Exploiting Bethesda's freshly released Skyrim Creation Kit, the team at Continue reading…
Just when you thought cruising down the streets of Grand Theft Auto III was an impressive technical feat for your smartphone or tablet, along comes more good news: the hacker community has discovered Continue reading…
Despite the fact that the Android 4.0 mod known as CyanogenMod 9 isn't expected to launch until early 2012, its developers are hard at work bringing stable versions of Ice Cream Sandwich to the N Continue reading…
If Ice Cream Sandwich is able to run on a Windows 6.5 phone, it's no surprise that it is also up and running on the HTC Evo 4G. Once again, the Android hackers at xda-developers have managed to get Continue reading…
HTC isn't the only one releasing source code for its devices this week: Motorola has just pushed the code behind its Droid Razr out into the wild. This step makes it far easier for custom ROM Continue reading…
Now that the Ice Cream Sandwich source code has been released, it was inevitable it would be ported over to older devices. That work has begun in earnest — Cyanogenmod 9 is already under Continue reading…
It's only been a few days since Google released the Ice Cream Sandwich source code and the hackers at xda-developers already have it running on a Samsung Galaxy S II. It's only an unreliable Continue reading…
Dark Forces Team has apparently managed to get its MAGLDR bootloader running on a Samsung Focus, opening a wealth of possibilities that could potentially see the first-generation Windows Phone 7 Continue reading…
With Ice Cream Sandwich righting the wrongs of Honeycomb three days ago in terms of source code availability, possibilities for mods and custom versions are blossoming again. CyanogenMod 9 is now Continue reading…
Android ROM flashers have reason to celebrate as the CyanogenMod team has released version 7.1 of the popular aftermarket firmware package, with support for a whopping 24 new devices. Built upon Continue reading…
