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Tuesday, May 23, 2017
Root Your Andriod Device Only In One 1 click
Root Your Andriod Device Only In One 1 click
OneClickRoot
OneClickRoot is the world’s leading Android rooting software. With just a single click, you can root your Android smartphone or tablet and have access to hundreds of new and exciting features. Here are just a few of the reasons why more and more people round the world are rooting their Android devices:
- Access more apps
- Preserve battery life
- Faster performance
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth tethering
- Install custom ROMs
- Access blocked features
- And so much more!
Why root Android ?
Rooting Android will give users access to all of these benefits and more. Here are some of the most popular reasons why people choose to root their Android devices:
- Awesome new apps: Some apps are only available on rooted Android devices. Unfortunately, many of these apps are extremely cool. For example, an app called
- AdFree blocks all incoming advertisements on your Android smartphone or tablet. And an app called SetCPU will automatically control the CPU usage of your device, vastly increasing its battery life. From new themes to wireless tethering and more, people love rooting Android because of the awesome new apps available.
- Custom ROMs: Custom ROMs allow users to completely change the interface of their Android smartphone or tablet. While default Android interfaces aren’t necessarily bad, many users prefer the free-form usability of popular custom ROMs like CyanogenMod or MIUI. These custom ROMs can make your Android smartphone or tablet look exceptionally cool.
- Full control over your system: The term ‘rooting’ comes from the fact that users have full control over the ‘root’ of their system. Instead of being restricted from editing essential system files and other data, Android users now have full control over their system. This means you can edit core apps, install new themes, execute commands, and perform all sorts of other special tasks.
- Install apps on your SD card: Your Android device only has a limited amount of space. If you want to maximize the amount of space on your device, then you might have tried to install new apps onto your SD card. Unfortunately, most Android builds prevent you from doing this. After rooting your Android device, you’ll find this problem to be a thing of the past. You can now install apps on your SD card, which means more space for your important files.
- Faster performance: Most Android devices are already pretty fast. But rooting your Android phone can make them even faster. Some custom ROMs are specifically designed for speed, which means faster transitions between apps, faster internet speeds, and all sorts of other performance-related benefits.
- New virtual keyboards: If you don’t like typing on your Android’s virtual keyboard, then rooting your Android device can fix that problem. There are dozens of new virtual keyboards available. Since you can only edit the keyboard by accessing the core files of your device, rooting your Android allows you to easily install these keyboards.
- Longer battery life: If you’re disappointed with the battery life of your Android device, then don’t worry – rooting Android can fix that problem. There are plenty of apps that allow you to maximize the battery life of your device. You don’t even have to sacrifice performance in order to preserve your battery life!
- Because you can: Android phones and tablets are exceptionally powerful. When you’re stuck with the default operating system, you’re not using your device to its full potential. Somebody else is telling you how to use your phone, and that means you don’t have the freedom to use your phone the way you want. After rooting your
- Android phone or tablet, you will break free of the chains on your device and use the hardware to its full potential.
- For all of these reasons, Android rooting is becoming popular with users all over the world. If you’re ready to safely and easily start using your Android to its full potential, download One Click Root today!
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Friday, April 28, 2017
BulletStorm Repack is Here ! 2 GB Only Free Download Full Version For Pc
BulletStorm Repack is Here ! 2 GB Only Free Download Full Version For Pc
Bulletstorm brings new furor to first-person shooter action thanks to its signature ‘kill with skill’ gameplay. The game tells the story of a futuristic confederation protected by an elite band of mercenaries: Dead Echo. When Dead Echo members Grayson Hunt and Ishi Sato learn they’ve been working for the wrong side, they’re betrayed by their commander and exiled to the far reaches of the galaxy. In Bulletstorm, Grayson and Ishi find themselves surrounded by hordes of mutants and flesh eating gangs in an abandoned paradise. They have two objectives: get off the planet alive, and exact revenge on the man who sent them there
Repack Features
- Languages……………: English
- Repack Size………….: 2 GB
- Audio Quality……….: Untouched
- Video Quality……….: Untouched
- Texture Quality……..: Untouched
- Ripped/Removed…..: Other Languages
- Repacked By………….: Corepack
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
- Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E2140 @ 1.6 GHz/AMD Athlon 64 X2 3200+
- Memory: 1.5 GB
- Hard Drive: 9 GB free
- Video Memory: 256 MB
- Video Card: Nvidia GeForce 7600/ATI Radeon HD 2400 Pro
- Download the game from give links below
- Mount or burn the ISO
- Install the game using “Setup.exe”
- Play the game from desktop shortcut
- Enjoy & Play ??
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BulletStorm Part 1 (999 MB)
BulletStorm Part 2 (999 MB)
BulletStorm Part 3 (721 MB)
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Saturday, April 22, 2017
The Reason Why Video Entertainment is The Only Service To Increase Prices
The Reason Why Video Entertainment is The Only Service To Increase Prices
Over the past several decades, it would have been a reasonable question to ask why entertainment video service prices grew faster than inflation, while retail prices for communications services (voice, texting, Internet access) declined, either on a price-per-unit basis or in terms of absolute price per unit.
The answer is simple: entertainment video is about the purchase of content, not access to content.
Compared to voice, texting or Internet access, entertainment video is more akin to fashion than a utility service. And that means retail price is not a direct function of production cost.
That is clear in the latest Federal Communications Commission report on content prices in the U.S. linear video market.
However, given diminished consumer appetite for the traditional “big content bundles” and a shift to over-the-top or on-demand viewing, it will be necessary for most, if not all, providers to “just say no” to content providers and restrict the size of bundles.
That is going to shift the way content gets to market, with increasing amounts of programming moving through new services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime.
According to a new FCC report, the average monthly price of expanded basic service (the combined price of basic service and the most subscribed cable programming tier excluding taxes, fees, and customer premises equipment charges) for the communities surveyed grew by 2.7 percent over the 12 months ending January 1, 2015, to $69.03, compared to a decrease of 0.1 percent in the consumer price index.
That is to say, linear video prices rose by an order of magnitude more than the overall level of consumer prices.
This compares to a compound ten-year average rate of increase from 2005 to 2015 of 4.8 percent in the price of expanded basic and a 1.5 percent increase in the CPI.
To be sure, linear video providers have argued in the past that prices are up in large part because the number of channels offered in bundles has grown.
The price per channel (price divided by number of channels) for subscribers purchasing expanded basic service decreased by 1.8 percent over the 12 months ending January 1, 2015, to 46 cents per channel.
Over the 10 years from 2005-2015, the price per channel has declined by 1.4 percent on an average annual compound basis.
In the past, consumers might not have had as much choice. In the future, they will. Prices are going to come down. Still, the issue is whether entertainment video might still outperform voice, texting or Internet access, in some cases, in terms of absolute revenue contribution, price per unit or profit margin.
source: FCC
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