I was handed a Fitbit Blaze for repair, which was stuck in a reboot loop; I don’t personally own one — I have a different brand! Originally, I thought this problem might be due a bad update, or that the … Continue reading →

If you have an FTTC (Fibre-To-The-Cabinet) line, the BT Home Hub 5a and Plusnet Hub One all-in-one routers are great candidates for the fantastic custom firmware OpenWrt. This is because they have the following combination of features: 5x 1Gb RJ45 … Continue reading →

This is how to resurrect a ‘bricked’ MK809IV Android TV Stick by removing the lid, and with the help of a schematic, you can put the device into factory programming mode by shorting a pair of microscopic pins. It is … Continue reading →