Where there’s a problem, there’s a solution. If you find your Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus to be buggy after you loaded some root-only apps or the custom ROM that you run on your device just doesn’t fulfil your needs, you can always return to the stock firmware and start everything […]
You know what all of these Cydia tweaks are for? They’re to fill-in the gaps that Apple has put on its devices. Today, we’re talking about the actual gap that you see when you double-press the Home button on your iPhone 6 or 6 Plus. The actual screen falls down
Being locked to a particular carrier prevents you from grabbing some of the amazing deals that the other carriers have for their customers. If you have a Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus that’s locked to a carrier, you can now unlock it to use it with whatever carrier you want. Once
Korean version of the Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE uses the same method to gain root-access as its other siblings, and fortunately, the unrooting procedure is quite identical (except for a few files). So, if you wish to unroot your Korean Galaxy S3 LTE for any reason, here’s how you can
While there may be a number of tools claiming to root the Galaxy S3, the one that we can all trust is the Chainfire’s CF-Root method. It roots the device within a few seconds and lets you enjoy your favorite root-only apps on your device. If you have a Korean
The Motorola Moto G (2014) is one of the lucky devices to have gotten the latest Android update, dubbed as Android 5.0 Lollipop. If you got this update on your Moto G (2014) and are wondering how you could regain the root-access which you previously had on your device, here’s how
The most common reason why people unroot their device is they want to send in their device for warranty reasons. If you are in the same boat, here’s how you can unroot your 2014 variant of the Motorola Moto G and get it back to stock: Unrooting is the process
The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge arrived on Sprint, which was immediately followed by a method that roots this carrier-specific variant of the device. So if you have this pair, the Galaxy Note Edge and Sprint as your carrier, here’s how you can gain root on your device: Rooting is the
Maybe your Samsung Galaxy Note Edge (Sprint) has become buggy after you flashed a custom ROM on it? Maybe your device isn’t working as good as it did when you purchased it? Either way, this guide should help you flash the stock firmware on your device and unroot it. It’ll
Maybe you’ve had lots of fun with your rooted Samsung Galaxy Note Edge on T-Mobile? Maybe you just want to go official by flashing back the stock firmware on your device? Either way, the guide here should help you unroot your device and get it back to stock. Once unrooted,
Just like most other carriers in the States, T-Mobile has its own version of the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge. The launch of the device on T-Mobile was immediately followed by a root method. And as you may have already predicted, it’s Chainfire who discovered the method. So, the guide below
There’s a good news for the folks in Korea who have got a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge phablet. You guys now have a root method for your device that roots the device and lets you get the most out of it. Not only is that, it unlocks the ability for
Maybe the custom ROM you’re running on your Korean Samsung Galaxy Note Edge crash too often? Maybe you don’t find custom ROMs to be a good driver for your device? If so, here’s how to unroot your Korean Galaxy Note Edge and get it back to stock: Unrooting is the
Maybe you’re going to sell your Australian Samsung Galaxy Note Edge as you want to buy a new device? Maybe you’re having issues on your device and just want to send it in for warranty? Either way, this guide should help you unroot your device and get it back to
Got a Samsung Galaxy Note Edge in Australia and just wondering if there’s a way to root this country-specific variant of the device? Yes, you can root your device using the Chainfire’s CF-Root method. The whole procedure to root your device is a kid’s play, and here’s how you can
