It is illegal to install these applications without the purchase from a legal vendor. The information and freeware on this post is meant for educational purposes only. Geek Panties can and will not be held responsible for any damage done by illegal use of the information that is provided in this post.

Step 1
From your Android device; download the Astro File Manager

Step 2
Find an application you want from Android Market

Step 3
From your PC; visit blackdroid.net or 4shared.com two of many Android Files Repository sites available online to search and download your desired application

Step 4
From your PC; open Android device memory and create a folder for your applications you have downloaded, (You can name the folder anything you like, my folder’s name is “Cryptanalyzed”.) and drag the applications you have downloaded into this newly created directory

Step 5
Unmount/Unplug your Android device from your PC.

Step 6
Launch Astro File Manager, find the folder containing the cracked applications, select the application you wish to install, and click install

Step 6b
If you receive an INSTALL BLOCKED prompt; select Setting and click Unknown sources and select OK. Go back to Step 6

A San Jose company has big plans for the future of television, huge in fact. The firm is developing new HD imaging technology called laser phosphor display, or LPD.

Roger Hajjar invented LPD’s 5 years ago and has been perfecting it under wraps at the Prysm labs ever since. His displays create images using a type of laser to reflect light onto phosphor pixels embedded into thin glass and plastic screens.

Prysm’s first products will be introduced next month at a tradeshow in Europe. LPD’s biggest benefit may be to the environment. Unlike most big screens, LPD’s are miserly with power.

If for some reason you are running out of LAN ports on your main router, you can turn your old router into a switch. This can happen if you have many devices and computers plugged into your router, from video game consoles to phones.

The process is quite simple. Run an Ethernet cable  from one of the available LAN ports on your active router to the a LAN port on the old router. You’ll need to disable DHCP on the router you want to use as a switch, which you can normally do from your router’s admin page. Make sure your new switch has a non-conflicting IP address, if it doesn’t, assign a new IP address.