The Samsung Galaxy Ace is (now) a low-end device that was released in February 2011 and came with features like 3.5-inch touchscreen display, HSDPA network support, an 800MHz processor, and a 5MP camera. Not bad, but if you want something more from this, rooting, installing ClockworkMod Recovery and flashing a […]
The Samsung Galaxy Fit was a pretty fit device when it was released back in March 2011 but times have changed and there are faster, better performing devices than this at the current time. Yet, there might be some people who have hung on to this device and need some
Rooting the Samsung Galaxy Fit running Froyo is pretty easy, but if you have already updated to Gingerbread, things get a little more complicated. The guide below will help you clear the clouds and have a clear procedure to help you with rooting the Samsung Galaxy Fit. Read on if
Unrooting your device is a good idea if you are turning your device in to a service center for repairs as this will help you retain your warranty if you still have it. We’ll show you in the guide below to do the same on the Samsung Galaxy Mini, so
If you are rooted on your Samsung Galaxy Fit and need to unroot for any reason, this guide will help you do it. Unrooting is useful if ever you need to turn your device for repairs to a service center and will help you avoid Samsung from voiding your warranty.
Installing custom recovery endows your device with features like flashing a custom ROM, making backups, clearing/wiping cache, etc., features that are not usually available on stock ROMs. Of these custom recoveries, ClockworkMod Recovery (developed by Koushik Dutta) is the most popular and we’ll show you in the guide below how
For those of you who aren’t aware, Sammy tried its hand at a couple of mp3 players in an effort to compete with the iPod Touch. One of these was the Galaxy Player 5.0 and while this did not gain the same traction as the iPod Touch, the Galaxy Player
It’s always a good idea to get your device back to stock if you ever need to turn it in for a check at the service center. This will prevent the center from denying you service saying you have rooted or installed a custom ROM/recovery on your handset. We’ll cover
The Galaxy S was the first device to kick off the now successful Galaxy line of devices for Samsung. While the device is certainly ancient by today’s standards, it is still a pretty popular device for those looking for a mid-range device that can take care of their Android needs.
While it’s usually rooting and then installing ClockworkMod Recovery on any Android device, it’s the other way around for some Samsung device. The same is true for the Samsung Galaxy R, on which we recently brought you a guide to installing CWM, and this post will show you how to
The Samsung Galaxy R is an Android device that was released in August 2011 and is pretty packed with a dual-core 1GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM and a spacious 4.2 inch LCD display. While it did come out with Gingerbread on board, Samsung did eventually release the Android 4.0.4 update
Installing custom recovery bestows your device with special powers that the stock recovery denies, even if your device is the aging Galaxy Fit. You can flash custom ROMs (which should bring newer Android versions to your device and other features), make backups for safekeeping and plenty of other things depending
If you have rooted your Samsung Galaxy S 4G using our guide and need to bring it back to its original state for any reason, unrooting is the first place to start unless you have gone a step further got a custom recovery and ROM. This guide below will help
If you have rooted, installed custom ROMs/recoveries and for any reason, need to take the device into a service center, getting it back to stock is a good idea. The post below will help you do that with the Galaxy S Blaze 4G, so read on if you want to
If you are rooted, the next step is to install a ClockworkMod Recovery to get flashing custom ROMs of your choice. For the Samsung Galaxy SL though, if you are not rooted, no problem, as you can root from within ClockworkMod Recovery once you get it on to your device.
