Run Android Apps on Your Computer Via BlueStacks

For those of you who have a computer and want to try out some android apps, and fun games from the comfort of your PC look no further BlueStacks is a site that will allow you to download their application to your computer that runs an Android emulator. This will give you access to the Amazon App store as well as the Google Play app store and a few other markets. you can then download the apps and run them just like you would on your phone or tablet. This is a great idea if you are looking to play some of the awesome games or try out some of the apps that us Android users have grown to love.

Free WiFi Tethering for Android Phones

For those of you looking to use your Android phone as a WiFi hotspot for some on the go internet check out this link from the guys over at Droid Life. There's an app out there called FoxFi that allows you to do this without having to pay anything extra on your data plan saving you a cool $20 or so dollars. This could come in handy when you need to submit your paper at 11:59 pm Sunday night when you're in the middle of the rain forest or just somewhere without wifi for your computer. (note I am not responsible for any extra charges that this may result in ;) )

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Windows 8 Hardware Requirements

For those of you getting excited about the ability to put Windows 8 on older or less powerful hardware check out this link from Lifehacker.com

Calm down, your iphone doesn't really have 4G

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Why Android is Awesome: No Need for Task Killing

For those of you rocking an android OS phone or tablet and are paranoid about tasks running in the background and are concerned about this effecting your battery life check out this link from Droid Life

Just In Case you wanted to try out Linux!!

check out this article if you're feeling adventurous and looking to try out a free alternative to Windows or Mac OSX.

http://lifehacker.com/5889950/how-to-find-the-perfect-linux-distribution-for-you?popular=true