The LG G4 is one of the most popular devices around the world. Low aperture camera for great depth of field shots, leather backing, large, crisp screen, the list goes on. But, just like any Android device, it does come with some bloatware that, if you’re like me, you’d love to remove but can’t thanks to LG not allowing it. Well, there is a way around it… Rooting your device, aka gaining administrative rights, opens […]
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One of the best ways to get the most out of an Android device is to root the device and then start using custom software on it. This is especially the case when you root your Lenovo K3 Note. The custom software that you can run on your K3 Note after rooting it includes root-only apps, custom recoveries, custom ROMs, and more. If you haven’t tried these things before, you’d be surprised to know what they can really
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No matter whether it’s the original variant of the device or it’s a custom variant, you generally will get a root method when you have a really popular Android device. In this case, we’re talking about the Korean variant of the LG Optimus G. If you’ve got this version of the device you can thank the popularity of it’s other variants for the root access. Once rooted, the device will be administrative unlocked and you can remove
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More and more older devices are getting root access, all thanks to the universal rooting tools that combine several root exploits in a single package to be used for rooting multiple Android devices. Rooting the Huawei Honor 3X is now possible using the universal Root Genius tool that that is one of those tools. All it takes for you to root your Honor 3X is clicking a few buttons in the tool, waiting for it to
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While Towelroot worked fine to root the LG Volt for some time, it seems it doesn’t work anymore to root that device. But, as with the norm in the Android world, there’s usually someone ready to step up to the challenge. The LG Volt now has a new root method that seems to be working just fine. It lets you gain root on your device within a few seconds for you to enjoy many of the
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The Asus Zenfone 2 is one of the devices with Android 5.0 Lollipop running on it out of the box –unlike most other devices that come loaded with KitKat and then require you to either manually install an update to get to Lollipop, the Zenfone 2 eliminates that hassle for you by letting you use the latest and the greatest version of Android right away (something other manufacturers could learn from). While Android Lollipop has
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Perhaps you want to send the phone in for warranty? Or maybe you need to sell it? Either way, it’s probably wise to unroot the device before doing either. In order to unroot the Samsung Galaxy S6 or S6 Edge, we’re going to be utilizing Odin, Samsung’s own device flashing program, to flash the stock firmware back on to the device. Since this is right in line with the sort of thing this program was originally intended for,
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If there’s one thing I’m not a fan of on Samsung devices generally speaking, it’s the user interface. TouchWiz, the UI that Samsung puts on all of their devices, has a special place in one of the inner circles of hell in my opinion. But, for what Samsung lacks in the software department, they make up for in some pretty spectacular hardware and, well, that causes a bit of a dilemma. How do you get all that Samsung
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If you’re reading this, it means the time has come for you to unroot your Oppo R1L. There could be many reasons why you want to unroot your device. Maybe the root-access didn’t deliver the functionalities that you were looking for, or maybe you’re going to it’s time to sell the device or even send it in for warranty. Unrooting removes the root-access from your device and puts it back to a stock-like state. Once you
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In order to bring the best out of your Oppo R1L, you should consider rooting it. A rooted device can do things that are far beyond the capabilities of an unrooted one. An unrooted device only allows you to do limited things, like changing the wallpaper and so on. But on a rooted device, you can even change the entire operating system (which allows you to change just about everything on your device). If you’re one of
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If you think you did so many tweaks on your Samsung Galaxy Avant that you almost forgot what the stock phone looks like, maybe it’s time you should consider unrooting your phone and getting it back to stock. It’ll remove all of the tweaks that you have done on your device and should get the stock feeling on your device once again. Not only does unrooting help you get back the stock experience, but it helps you fix a
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It’s been a pain for many users to not being able to root their Samsung Galaxy Avant. We do know how it feels to have a phone that only lets you do a certain things and not everything that you always wanted to do, flashing a custom ROM, being one of them. Fortunately, there’s now a simple way to gain root-access on the Galaxy Avant and have root-only apps work on it. You may think it’ll be
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Do you know that your Samsung Galaxy Ace II e can perform much better than what it does now if you root it and perform some customizations on it? If you do, that’s great. If you don’t, no worries. What most people think is if they rooted their devices, it would cause a lot of issues and they would just never be able to see their device performing well. Well, rooting doesn’t cause any harm
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If circumstances force you, then you should consider unrooting your ZTE Zmax. Unrooting is the process of removing root-access from your device, so as to prevent installations of any root-only apps that may potentially modify your system files. Once you have unrooted your device, you’ll no longer be able to use any root-only apps on it, hence no custom ROMs and custom Mods. It’s ideal to unroot your device when you’re returning it to the service
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Whether you’re going to buy a new Android phone and just want to ditch your older Sony Xperia Z3 Compact, or you just want to unroot your device to get rid of the custom ROM that you feel is useless for you, this guide should help you. As rooting provides you with a number of ways to customize your device, some users just go beyond the normal limit and do things that they aren’t supposed
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