LineageOS 15.1 for Nintendo Switch by switchroot is the first publicly available Android ROM for the Nintendo Switch! This rom build is based on the Nvidia Shield TV which brings a smooth and powerful Android experience to your Nintendo Switch in both handhelds and docked mode. Features LineageOS 15.1 – Android 8.1 Oreo Based on the Nvidia …
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The Nintendo Homebrew scene is about to get become way more interesting in the next couple of days. Developer Bylaws is set to release his most anticipating Homebrew yet- Android on the Nintendo Switch! The Nintendo Switch was never meant to run Android, The most standout features of the system …
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Are you still alive? E3 is always so exhausting because it’s so exhilarating. Just know that you aren’t alone and we’re all tired, but the end is finally here. And since it’s the end, there were some “best for last” announcements today. Go ahead and dig in and enjoy the …
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Still with us, good because we have plenty more to share with you from the show floor? The event is halfway over now and we have collected information let out on this second day. We also have a lot more pictures we’ve taken from the show floor. So enjoy this …
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Day one is upon us and if you work all day like a lot of folks and you can’t find time to watch everything, we’re here for you. We’ve crammed as much as we possibly can into this from the first day of E3. So feel free to read and …
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Now that Google has it’s footing in what they want to be as a streaming game platform, they decided to announce what it is that makes up Stadia. We finally got some costs as well as other details about the service. We also now know about how it works overall. …
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The Retron 5 used to be a household name. Until people realized that it had a bogus set of wireless controllers and, oh yeah, featured a non-licensed emulator. Fast forward to 2019, the Retron 5 is barely talked about any longer. YouTube videos about it are getting very little clicks. …
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When the PSVita was first released smartphones dominated the market and anyone that owned a Vita always asked if Android could run on it. In the beginning, we didn’t know if it could or couldn’t but as the years past we all could see that Android on the PSVita was …
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Last week was the release of ProjectMira for the PS4 with FW5.05 and today they have released a new Android app to Mange MiraCFW. I know a lot of you are still waiting on the kernel exploit for 5.05FW to drop, so please be patient as it will happen soon. In the …
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For just about two years now Google Assistant has been helping users of Android devices plan there days and control there daily activates with such ease. Next week will be the Google’s I/O developer conference and they have some new features incoming and these will expand the Assistant’s usefulness in a …
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Reviewing Raspberry Pi accessories are anything but new to us here on Hackinformer. I myself have previously reviewed the ultimate Raspberry Pi case for portability, which was the Raspiboy. If you want to read the review, click here. If you just purchased one and want to read about how to …
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Single board computers have been all the rave since the success of the Raspberry Pi about 5 or 6yrs ago. In this time a lot of startups/crowdfunding campaign have tried to make their own single-board computer but none of them have ever taken off like the Raspberry Pi. Now bigger …
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