Thanks to the guys over at DroidBasement.com, you can now overclock your Galaxy Tab 10.1 to 1.4Ghz. (that’s dual-core overclocking! each 1Ghz processor overclocked to 1.4Ghz)
The result? Not too shabby, my Galaxy Tab 10.1 went from 50ish scores on Linkpack to near 80MFLOPs. That’s about 60% increase in the Tab 10.1′s speed.
As far as battery life, with SetCPU app set on “ondemand”, it only uses 1.4Ghz when you are using CPU-intensive games.
So far, I hav
If you’ve rooted your Galaxy Tab 10.1 and you want to install new ROMs and kernels with the ability to restore back to your original rooted ROM, you will certainly want to learn to use the ROM Manager, which can help you easily backup/restore your current ROM, which will also backup your current boot image and kernel.
*Note - This should also work on any other Galaxy Tab versions so long as you have ROM Manager app installed, rooted, and ClockworkMod Recovery flashed.
So, here’s a simple guide on how to backup and restore your Galaxy Tab 10.1 using th
Video demo of Ubuntu on Galaxy Tab 10.1:
For those of you Ubuntu lovers out there, if you did pick up a Galaxy Tab 10.1, did you know you can run a Ubuntu OS running side by side along with your Android tablet?
Well, this has been done many times on other Android smartphones before but certainly the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a perfect device to put Ubuntu, let me introduce you to “Tabuntu”.
What we are doing here isn’t replacing Android OS completely but Ubuntu runs in the background “chrooted” or li
UPDATE: There’s an easier method now, please see How to Root Galaxy Tab 10.1 the Easy Way!
I’ve recently got a retail white 16GB Galaxy Tab 10.1 over at BestBuy.com and was happy to find out it can be rooted indeed!
Why root Galaxy Tab 10.1 Android Tablet?People always ask me, “why do you have to root your Galaxy Tab 10.1?”
Well, simply, you can do more with a rooted Galaxy Tab 10.1 such as installing 3rd party programs or being able to run
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