Nexus 4 smartphone comes with a bunch of Android widgets you can add to one of the screens. Let me show you how to add a widget to a screen and how to customize it.
You can organize your apps in so called folders on your Nexus 4. For instance you can put all your games into a games folder and this is how you do it.
If you are on a certain data plan on your mobile provider, and don't want to exceed it, you can set data usage warning and a limit which can help you save some of your money.
Let me show you how to add a Google account to a Samsung Galaxy SIII so you can read you Gmail email, download apps from the Play Store and synchronize you Google Documents.
If you are accessing certain websites very often with your Android powered Samsung Galaxy S2, I suggest you to add a bookmark shortcut to your phones Home screen.
One of the more important features of any mobile phone, let me show you how to set an alarm so it will only ring on the specific days and not on weekends when you need your sleep the most.
At any given time you can reset your Nexus 4 smartphone to the factory default settings, meaning you will bring your phone back to the same state as it was on a day when you took it out of the box.
If your phone doesn't want to boot up again after the update, it gets stuck in a black screen, follow this tutorial where we root the Galaxy SII with Odin and put an official Samsung Android 4 ICS on it.
