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Ubuntu Make is a project by Canonical to enable quick and easy setup of common developer tools on Ubuntu. It was formerly named Ubuntu Developer Tools Center and was changed to Ubuntu Make based on the new name proposals from Ubuntu community. With a new name also comes a new 0.2 release which brings fixes for Android Studio installation. ADT has been removed because it is no longer in active development. Also Android Studio doesn't ship with Android SDK but you can download it separately or from the Android Studio setup process. Ubuntu Make can be used to install Android Studio and Eclipse for now. To install Ubuntu Make in Ubuntu 14.04 and 14.10, enter the following commands in Terminal: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu-make sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install ubuntu-make To install Android Studio, enter the following commands : umake android Then choose the installation path (or use the default), accept license by entering &quo

Nexulockr is a toolkit for unlocking, rooting and managing Nexus devices from Google. The app is relatively new and first of its kind built for Ubuntu and it's derivatives. Some of its current features are : Open a shell on the device Reboot the device into recovery mode, bootloader or back into Android Grab information from the device like the model number, serial number, product name and board name. Unlock the device's bootloader Root devices Unroot devices Relock the bootloader Provide utilities for flashing fastboot partitions To install Nexulockr in Ubuntu, open terminal and enter following commands : sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nexulockr-dev/nexulockr- stable sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install nexulockr They also have a companion Android app to make it easier to navigate to developer settings, download superuser zip file and custom recovery and many more. Unfortunately the Android app isn't compatible with

Vsenn is a Finnish smartphone startup co-founded by a yet-unnamed former Nokia Android X Program Manager. According to its website, Vsenn is dedicated to create the world's best mobile user experience through the most secure and regularly updated Android OS platform using modular hardware. It says a smartphone evolution is coming and promises to evolve with you. Similar to the Google's Project Ara, Vsenn wants to give its users the power to customize their phone to their preference by offering modular and upgradable hardware. Some of the key announcements from Vsenn are : 1. Modular Hardware You can upgrade or replace three modules of your smartphone; Camera, Battery, Processor/RAM 2. Strong security features Triple layer protection for all the data on the phone. Free access to a VPN Network and secure Cloud. 3. Fast and regular updates Vanilla Android (stock Android) with guaranteed updates for the next 4 years. 4. 4.7 inch screen with 1080p resolution = 468.7 ppi

These apps are in no particular order. Out of all the apps for Nepal I tried, these made the cut, so here you go. AutoLife Nepal AutoLife Nepal is just the app you need, to know all about Automobiles in Nepal. It features latest news and events about Automobile and the new vehicles in Nepal. You can search for any models of Bikes, Cars, Cycles available in Nepal. It features information about different manufacturers and dealers of Automobiles in Nepal along with the price of the Automobile.   You can also find information about parts and accessories and their dealers. You want to buy a car? Need to take an Auto Loan? AutoLife Nepal has you covered. It shows detailed information about Auto Loans from different Banks of Nepal. It also features insurance information from various insurance companies.   Download AutoLife Nepal from Google Play English To Nepali Dictionary It has the largest database among all the English To Nepali Dictionaries available in Google Play

Step 1 : Enable USB debugging On your Nexus device, go to Settings> About Phone. Then tap on "Build Number" repeatedly until a dialog says "You're now a Developer". Now go back to Settings and you will see a new "Developer Options" near the bottom of the menu. Go to "Developer Options". Then scroll down and select on "USB debugging". Step 2 : Download Factory Image for your Nexus Device Open the link below and download the correct the correct build for your device. https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/images Step 3 : Download Custom Recovery for your Nexus Device Open the link below and download the newest recovery image for your device. http://teamw.in/twrp_view_all_devices Step 4 : Connect your device to the computer via micro-USB cable. Step 5 : Install Android Developer Tools To install Android Developer Tool adb and fastboot on your computer, open the Terminal and enter the commands bel

  [This method works only on Rooted Devices] I had posted a guide earlier this year on How to Enable Google Now in Nepal and other countries. That method works flawlessly on both Rooted and Non-Rooted devices running Android 4.0 to Android 4.4.4 Kitkat. Android has now gone into major overhaul in both design and software functions like ART being now default in Android 5.0 Lollipop. But with the new version of Android, same old problem arrived for the people living in Nepal and many other countries - "Location reporting is not available in your country". Tried every available method to enable Google No w ? Still no luck??  Keep calm guys, I have a solution. Remember that this method works only on Rooted devices. Here's a video showing Google Now running on my Phone. (ignore Ariana Grande news there. I googled her only when I was shocked to hear Big Sean is dating her :D ) Here are the steps to be followed: Step 1 : Install any custom launcher. I