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How to Claim Komodo (KMD) Reward from Ledger Nano S?

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Ledger Nano S is one of the most secured HW wallet out there. HW wallets keep your funds secure and never expose your private key, even while doing a transaction. The Nano S made by Ledger can store multiple cryptocurrency and let you use them securely along with acting as a 2FA device as well. It supports Komodo (KMD) coin. You can send and receive only though. The Ledger hardware wallets doesn’t support Komodo’s 5% active user rewards. If you send any Komodo from your Ledger wallet, you will loose the reward.

Ledger Nano S in their packaging [Read more…]

OnePlus 3, 3T Button Settings – Swap Back and Recents Buttons

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OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T (A3003) is one of the world’s fastest charging phones with 6GB RAM. They come with great specs and with half the price than other flagship devices. From outside, there is no difference between them except the color. Both of the phones has 5.5″ Full HD Optic LED display. Front bottom part in the middle there is a fingerprint sensor and two soft-touch capacitive buttons on both side of it. I will explain step by step how to change the soft-touch buttons behaviour on these smartphones.

OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T Button Settings [Read more…]

Install Android 7.0 Nougat Beta on OnePlus 3

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OnePlus released the OxygenOS (OOS) Open Beta 8 for OnePlus 3 which is based on Android 7.0 Nougat. Along with the OS upgrade this build brings up some Nougat features like Multi Window, redesigned settings and notification with quick reply and more. While custom ROM developers and phone manufacturers are concentrating on Android 7.1, they released a beta of Android 7.0. Maybe the final Nougat build will be on 7.1, but we do not know about that yet.

OnePlus 3 with TWRP 3.0.2-1 [Read more…]

Here’s a Quick Way to Make Icon Sizes Smaller on Galaxy S6 Edge

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Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is an amazing piece of handset and the first Android phone with dual curved 5.1″ display. The phone basically displays 4×4 screen grid, meaning the phone will only display 4 icons horizontally and 4 icons vertically, which is kind of big icons and takes a lot of space in the home screen or app drawer. Depending on your taste and need you can make it smaller or bigger.

Here’s is a quick step by step tutorial to make it 5×5. So you can get 25 icons in your screen and app drawer. You can view more icons in the same page which is better if you have so many apps. Sometimes it is time-consuming to go through all the screens to find a specific app. Let’s get started. [Read more…]