Overclocking is for those users who aren’t satisfied with the current performance of their device as this process lets users overclock their CPU to run at a faster rate and thus increases the overall performance of the device. If you’re interested in overclocking your ZTE Blade 2 smartphone, follow the […]
Sending in your device for warranty reasons? Need to restore the warranty of your ZTE Flash smartphone? No worries, here’s how you can do that. Unrooting will send your warranty back and you’ll have a service center friendly device. Here’s how: I. Before You Begin: 1. You must have rooted
ZTE Flash is an Android smartphone that runs on the Sprint network and is equipped with Android ICS on-board. If you happen to own this device, you’ll be glad to know that the device’s been rooted, all thanks to Bin4ry over at XDA for his root method. Once rooted, you’ll
Maybe you’re sending in your device for warranty reasons? Maybe you just want to reclaim your warranty? Either way, this guide should help. Unrooting will reinstate the warranty of your device as well as get you back to the official stock firmware. Here’s how you can unroot your ZTE Blade
The ZTE Blade 3 smartphone has been blessed with a custom recovery called ClockworkMod Recovery. This recovery allows users to flash custom ROMs, Mods and make nandroid backups. There’re some other features as well in the recovery, like wiping data, wiping cache, etc. If this sounds interesting to you, then
Got yourself a brand-new ZTE Blade 3 smartphone? Want to root it so you can install root-only apps, flash custom recoveries and eventually replace your firmware with custom one? If you answered yes, then the guide below is all you need. Just follow the following guide to root your ZTE
Have you had enough playing with your rooted ZTE Avid 4G smartphone? Want to unroot and go back to stock firmware on your device? No worries, here’s how you can do that. Getting the device back to stock is pretty easy and the guide below explains the entire process for
If you’re a flashaholic person like me, then you’ll definitely like to flash a custom recovery on your device. Flashing a custom recovery will let you install custom ROMs, Mods, make nandroid backups and there’re a lot of things you can do with a custom recovery. Here’s how you can
The ZTE Avid 4G smartphone runs on the MetroPCS network and comes with Android 4.0 ICS out-of-the box. If you’ve been using the device for quite some time, you may have got bored with it. Well, a root method has just surfaced the Internet to let you install a plethora
Sending in your device for warranty reasons? Make sure you unroot it first so the Huawei employees don’t smell anything fishy. Unrooting will reinstate the warranty of your device and you should have a service center friendly device. Here’s how you can unroot your Huawei U8230 smartphone. I. Before You
If you’ve rooted your device, then you should definitely install a custom recovery on it. Doing so will open many doors for the custom development to creep in your device, such as you’ll be able to flash ROMs, Mods and all sorts of flashable content. Sounds interesting? huh. Let us
Huawei U8230 was launched in the days when Android Eclair considered to be the latest version of the Android OS. Even though it’s been about three years, the device hasn’t been able to get any firmware upgrades, very sad thing for its users. However, to make you smile, a root
Maybe you’ve messed-up with your device? Maybe you’re sending it in for warranty reasons? Either way, this guide should help. Unrooting your device will reinstate its warranty and you’ll be able to avoid any unexpected questions at the service center. So, here’s how you can unroot your Huawei Sonic smartphone:
Have a rooted Huawei Sonic smartphone? Want to flash a custom recovery on it so you can then enjoy some custom ROMs? No problem, here’s how you can do that. While rooting the Huawei Sonic was an easy task, so is flashing a custom recovery task. Here’s how you can
The Huawei Sonic smartphone was launched with Android Gingerbread on-board and even though it’s been almost two years since it was launched, it’s still stuck on that older firmware. However, a root method has recently become available for the device that once applied, allows you to flash a custom recovery
