Maybe you’ve screwed up your Prestigio PAP5000 smartphone? Maybe you want to send it in for warranty reasons? Either way, this guide should help you unroot your device. Unrooting will reinstate the warranty that you lost when you rooted your device and once you’re done with the procedure below, you’ll […]
If you’re sick and tired of using your oldish Prestigio PAP5000 smartphone and wondering if there’s a way that can help you have some fun with your device, then you’re in luck. The device in talk is root-able and doing so will enable you to enjoy a number of root-only
Long ago it wasn’t so easy to root Android devices but with the hard work of developers over recent years, we now have a number of methods to root any device available on the earth. If you happen to own the LG Optimus F3 (Virgin Mobile) smartphone and wondering if
Today at Apple’s headquarters, CEO Tim Cook introduced to the world the new iPhone 5S. As the name suggests this phone is an iterative update to last year’s iPhone 5. According to Phil Schiller, the handset is “the most forward-thinking phone we’ve ever created.” The device is designed in high-grade aluminum with
Got your Xperia Neo V rooted on the Android 2.3.4 version? Looking for a way to unroot it so you can take it to the service center for some warranty reasons? No worries, this guide should help you do that. Unrooting the Xperia Neo V is quite easier than rooting
We’ve already done a procedure showing how to root the Sony Xperia Neo V running Android ICS but it seems like the ones who’re on Gingerbread are seeking for a way to root their device. Well, we’ve got you covered. The guide below shows how to root this stylish device
Seems like Verizon doesn’t like its devices to be easily rooted and that’s why they make rooting harder with each of their software update. Lately, they rolled out build VRUAMDK to make it difficult for users to root their device. Thankfully, a root method arrived just after a couple of
So you updated your Verizon Samsung Galaxy S4 to build VRUAMDK and it broke root-access? No worries, we now have an updated root method that just works fine on this latest build and lets you have all those root-only apps running on your device once again. Here’s how: I. Before
So you got your LG Optimus G from AT&T rooted and now you wish if you could flash a custom recovery on it? No problem, this guide should help you do that. Once you’ve got the recovery installed on your device, you’ll have plenty of options to customize your device,
So you want to capture pictures at a place where mobile sound is prohibited? And that shutter sound on your device is preventing you from taking pictures? No problem, we’ve found out a way to this issue and the procedure below explains the whole idea. So here’s how you can
Need to send in your device for warranty reasons? Make sure you unroot it first to reinstate the warranty and make it service-center friendly. Here’s how you can go about unrooting your Prestigio PAP4500 smartphone: I. Before You Begin: 1. You must have rooted your device using the procedure given
Have a rooted Prestigio PAP4500 smartphone and want to flash a custom recovery on it? No problem, here’s how you can do that. Getting a custom recovery installed on your device doesn’t seem to be a difficult task and the guide below helps how you can do it the right
Rooting an Android device has plenty of benefits, including the ability to install root-only apps, uninstall system apps and take customization to the next level. If you happen to be one of many owners of the Prestigio PAP4500, you should be glad to know that the device you have can
Maybe you’ve messed up with your device? Maybe you want to send in your device for warranty reasons? Either way, this guide should help. Unrooting the Prestigio PAP4040 is extremely easy and doing so will help you get your lost warranty back. So that you can then take your device
So you have rooted your Prestigio PAP4040 smartphone and now wish to flash some custom ROMs on it? Great! I recommend everybody to do that but before you can actually do that, you’re gonna need a custom recovery on your device. While not all devices are lucky enough to have
