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Last year, Apple  debuted a feature  that allows families to share iTunes and App Store purchases across their various accounts. Us Android users, on the other hand, have to buy separate copies of apps for each of our accounts—well, at least from an official standpoint. Truth be told, though, it's fairly simple to work around this issue. If you live in a multi-Android household, all you have to do to share an app you've purchased is add your account to the other person's device. Of course, there are some technical details, which I'll outline below, but this would even be a great way to create a shared family account for all app purchases Step 1: Add a Secondary Account So let's say you have several apps that you've purchased on Google Play, and your family member wants to install a few on their own Android device, but you don't want to pay for them all over again. Well, to begin, you'll simply need to borrow your family member's phone for a fe...

Everyone's favorite Android modding tool is finally available for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. Thanks to  some hard work  by  Wanam  and a few other developers, we can now install the  Xposed Framework  on Samsung's latest mid-sized flagship phones. But there are a few stipulations—most notably, this new version of Xposed only works with  deodexed  firmware. To put it simply, this means that you cannot install Xposed on top of the stock firmware for the Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge, and really, your easiest option would be to install a  custom ROM  first. But I'll get into all of that in more detail below, so let's go ahead and get started, shall we? Rooted Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge  running Android 5.1.1 Custom recovery  or  Flashfire  installed Deodexed firmware Before You Begin Okay, so about that "deodexed firmware" requirement. Basically, the stock firmware on all variants of the Galaxy S6 contains a set of  o...

In this tutorial, we will look at some of the software that can be installed to track and steal information from a smartphone, whether for legitimate or malicious purposes. Some of the Apps for Tracking There are a number of apps available for tracking/spying on both iOS and Android platforms. Probably the best, and one that appears to be being used by Tyrell in this scene, is FlexiSPY . It is available for either iOS, Android, BlackBerry, or Symbian. Some of its features are listed below from their website. The Premium FlexiSPY with all the features listed above costs $349 per year. But there are other numerous iPhone and Android spying packages available from other companies. These include: mSpy PhoneSheriff iKeyMonitor TheTruthSpy And many, many others Most of these apps will not be in your app store as they are considered malicious, but some will. Some limited-capability apps are available in your app store that will track, for instance, GPS locatio...

It's official: The next version of Android will be code-named "Marshmallow," and we're getting a whole number bump to version 6.0. Lots of exciting new changes are coming to the world's most popular operating system, including a "Now on Tap" feature that will give you relevant information about any screen at the press of a button. But rather than waiting until later this fall to enjoy all of the cool new functionality, you can have a piece of Android Marshmallow right now with just a little bit of work. We went ahead and pulled the awesome new boot animation out of the latest Android 6.0 preview build , and all you have to do to try it out on your rooted Android device is copy it over to a folder, set permissions, then reboot! Step 1: Copy the New Boot Animation & Rename the Old One Before we begin, I want to stress that this method requires a rooted Android device . If you meet that requirement, there's one additional no...