How To’s

There’s no argue with that the Samsung Galaxy Apollo or call it Galaxy 3, is an outdated smartphone and doesn’t have much features to keep the users attracted. However, with modifications like overclocking, you will at least be able to spend a few weeks with it and maybe it’ll be […]

Good news for the Sony Xperia Go users as they can now overclock their device and improve the overall performance of their device. This should certainly bring a smile to those users who have been complaining about slow speeds on their devices and were not able to play resource-intensive games.

Have a rooted Asus Transformer TF700 with a custom recovery already flashed on it? Then go ahead and overclock your device, it’ll bring you some extra performance as well as provide you with some other customization options. The procedure to do so is quite similar to those of root procedures,

Want to get some extra speeds out of your Sony Xperia Sola smartphone? Want to play games without any lags on your device? Either way, this guide should help. Overclocking your Xperia Sola will let you enjoy some extra speeds and you’ll have no lags playing any kind of resource

No matter how good an Android device is, flashaholics would always want to get some more out of their devices. While rooting and a custom recovery has already been flashed to the Galaxy Player 5.0, here comes the overclocking kernel for the device. Overclocking might sound strange to some users,

When you first get your hands on your smartphone, you might be surprised by its performance but over the time, everything seems to be not-so surprising. At such times, you may want to jazz-up your device, so you can keep up your excitement and never be bored with your device.

Android 4.3 is now up for grabs in the form of a ROM for the Nexus 4, which allows users to take advantage of a few tweaks but nothing really significant outside of that. You can however get the latest version of Google Play. This is version 4.2.3, up and we pulled it

While we’re all familiar with rooting and flashing Android devices, overclocking might seem a new term for many of our readers. Overclocking means increasing the default clock speed of your CPU to get better performance out of your device and is usually done by flashing a custom kernel. If you’ve

So you have just rooted your device and flashed a custom recovery on it, and now wondering how you could get the best out of your device? Well, the thing you should do now is flash a custom kernel with overclocking support. When you do so, you get the privilege

While the performance of the Samsung Galaxy Note from AT&T might be satisfactory for some users, others might find it a bit slower, mostly the power users. Well, there’s now an easy way out there boost your Galaxy Note’s speed and make it run faster than ever, the process to

The only issue that I see with Android devices is battery drains out very quickly and it’s a painful thing if you travel a lot and maybe don’t have a place to charge your device. With modding like Undervolting, you can help your device last a bit longer and doing

Overclocking the Samsung Galaxy W has been possible, all thanks to the hard-working developers for developing a custom kernel for the device. While overclocking may seem to be a difficult term for novice users, it really isn’t that difficult. Once you’re done with overclocking, you’ll be able to get some

If you think your Samsung Galaxy Note phablet is underestimated by its manufacturer and it could provide much better speeds than what it’s been setup to provide, then you’re right. With things like overclocking, you can realize the true power of your device that was hidden in the device and

Maybe the performance of your Galaxy S3 from Sprint isn’t satisfactory? Maybe you want to increase its speed a bit? Either way, this guide should help. Flashing a custom kernel on your device will let you overclock your device so that you can then modify the CPU clock speed and