It’s always been a dream of every Android user to root his device, but unfortunately, some have to pass their entire life without getting a root method, sigh. You don’t have to be disappointed if you own the Sony’s Xperia Play as the device’s been covered with a root method. […]
Being rooted is a good thing but only when you’re not in need of your warranty. Once your device’s started behaving weird and you want to take it to service center, you’re going to need the valid warranty. Unrooting should help you reinstate the warranty of your device and let
Every rooted Android device user should install a custom recovery on his device as it helps in flashing custom ROMs and lets you take full advantage of root-access. ClockworkMod Recovery is a widely popular custom recovery that is equipped with lots of useful features, and fortunately, it’s available for the
Samsung Galaxy Apollo is still stuck at the Android Froyo and there seems to be no updates for the device from its manufacturer. However, the Android Community has taken care of the device and we now have a working root method for the device. Yes, you heard it right. With
Maybe you’ve messed up with your Galaxy Axiom? Maybe you just want to go back to the stock firmware? Either way, this guide will help you. Following this guide will unroot your device as well as send you back to stock firmware. This means, your warranty will be reinstated and
Samsung Galaxy Axiom (US Cellular) was launched back in November, 2012 along with Android Ice Cream Sandwich running on the board. Specifications of the device are great, they include a 1.2GHz Dual-Core processor, 1GB of RAM and a 5MP shooter on the back, quite a nice combination of hardware parts
Unrooting the Toshiba Thrive is as easy as rooting it, all you need to do is just launch the toolkit and hit the appropriate option. This may sound a bit confusing to some of our novice readers, so here we’ve put together all the steps you’re going to take to
So you have rooted your Toshiba Thrive and now want to flash a custom recovery on it? No problem, this guide will teach you how you can do that. Flashing a custom recovery has many advantages, as it lets you flash custom ROMs, Mods, make nandroid backups and so on.
We’ve already reported that the Toshiba Thrive has been rooted and is now rocking the ClockworkMod Recovery. The device had been in debate because of some of the issues related with it, however, those are soon going to be forgotten with these new customization methods. This guide teaches how you
You may want to unroot your Xperia ZL for various reasons, maybe you need your lost warranty back or you just don’t need root-access anymore, this guide will help you unroot your device. Bin4ry’s method that we used to root the device, can also be used to unroot the device
Sony Xperia ZL, although being a new device, has been able to get some attention from the developers and as a result, we now have several custom ROMs that are available exclusively for this device. Getting these custom ROMs installed on the device is not a big deal, all you’re
Sony debuted its latest smartphone in the Xperia lineup called Sony Xperia ZL January this year and it seems the phone’s really getting some good feedback from users all over the world. Packed with all the high-end features, the device promises to provide better performance to users and maybe it’s
Want to unroot your Sony Xperia SL smartyphone to reinstate the warranty? Great! We’ll help you do just that. Unrooting your Xperia SL will not only help you reinstate your warranty, but it’ll prevent any accidental modifications of system files. It’s just easy to unroot the device and our guide
After Sony Xperia ZL, now is the time to root the Sony Xperia SL smartphnoe. Running on Android ICS, the Xperia SL’s got a 1.7GHz Dual-Core processor and a 1GB of RAM, good enough to play resource-intensive games and do multitasking much faster than any low-end smartphone. If you’ve purchased
Rooting the Sony Xperia Active is a hassle-free process and so is the unrooting process. There may be various reasons you want to unroot your device, maybe you want to restore the warranty of your device or you just don’t want root-access anymore. Let the reason be any, this guide
