Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 users have been waiting for a root method since a long time and it looks like their wish is going to be fulfilled. A root method is now available for the aforementioned device that lets you gain root on the device and enjoy plenty of root-only […]
If you’re a flashaholic person like me, then you’ll definitely like to root your Samsung Galaxy Exhilarate smartphone. Rooting your device removes the limitations imposed by your manufacturer and allows you to make any changes you want to your device. Read on to learn how you can root your Samsung
Maybe you’ve messed-up with your Samsung Galaxy Note (T-Mobile) smartphone? Or maybe you’re just sending it in for warranty reasons? Either way, let us show you how you can unroot your Samsung Galaxy Note (T-Mobile) smartphone: I. Before You Begin: 1. You should have rooted your device using the procedure
T-Mobile has been offering the Samsung Galaxy Note smartphone in its stores and if you were the lucky one to buy it, then you’d be glad to know that you’ve made the right choice by buying this phablet. A root method has just become available for the device and that
TeamWin offers two methods to install TWRP Recovery on your device. Either you can use the GooManager app or you can just flash the recovery directly to your device using your existing recovery. We already have a guide explaining the former procedure and this guide explains the latter one. So,
So far we’ve just talked about modifying the software side of Android devices but this time, we have something that’ll change the hardware behavior of your device. On the Sony’s Xperia devices, the brightness of LED can be adjusted by simply installing a third-party mode. You might want to change
Not getting the Image quality you were expecting from the Nexus 4? No worries, there’s now a mod that helps increase the Image and video quality of your Nexus 4 so that you can capture your life scenes in a better quality. Here’s how you can do that: I. Before
If you’ve been using a Nexus 4 smartphone for a few days, you might have noticed that its touch screen sensitivity is nowhere near to that of other high-end smartphones out there. Well, it’s due to the modifications that have been done in the system files of the device. Fortunately,
So that ongoing WiFi notification on your HTC Droid DNA is annoying you just like many users of this device? Most likely it is. Getting rid of such an annoying thing becomes a difficult task, especially if you’re unfamiliar with the terms like root and mods. You don’t have to
Whenever you buy an Android device from a carrier, Verizon, for example, you will find that it comes with a lot of bloatware preloaded on it. While some may find these apps useful or rather enjoyable, others don’t think the same way and these apps are nothing but just junk
Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100P is exactly same as the Galaxy S2 I9100, but upon doing a deeper inspection, you’ll find that it has a NFC chip. NFC stands for Near Field Communication that allows you to pair your device with other devices and use their services. If you’re wondering how
Need to send in your device for warranty reasons? Make sure you unroot it first and reclaim its warranty so you don’t have any issues at the service center. The guide below outlines how you can unroot your Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 (3G+WiFi) and get it back to stock. This
So you just rooted your Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 and now want to flash some custom ROMs on it? In order to do so, you’re gonna need a custom recovery that can help you install unsigned packages. Such a recovery is ClockworkMod, that allows users to flash ROMs, Mods and
While we already have a root guide for the Galaxy Tab P1000 running Gingerbread, some of our users have requested us to make a procedure for the aforementioned device running Froyo. So for those users, here’s the procedure that explains how to root the Samsung Galaxy Tab P1000 running Froyo:
Have you had enough playing with your rooted LG Lucid 4G smartphone and now wish to unroot it? No problem, this guide should help you do that. While rooting gives you the pleasure of root-only apps, unrooting takes it away from you and in turn gives you your lost warranty
