Root access allows installation of root-only apps whereas a custom recovery lets you flash custom ROMs on your device. With the combo of both of these, you can take your customizations to a greater extent. The Motorola Fire XT has been blessed with CWM Recovery and if you happen to […]
Motorola Fire XT comes with Android Gingerbread preloaded on it and it’s a sleek smartphone from Motorola. If you’ve purchased this smartphone or are looking to get one, you now have one more reason to get it. With all due thanks to the developers, the device now has a root
After rooting your device, you realized that it is something not for you, you may want to unroot your device. Unrooting will send your device back to stock firmware consisting of all the default apps that came preloaded when you bought the device. It should reinstate the warranty as well
So you want an advanced custom recovery for your Notion Ink Adam that can help you flash custom ROMs ands Mods? Here it is. ClockworkMod Recovery’s available for your device to fulfill all your custom development related wishes and installing it takes no more than a few minutes. Here’s how:
So you just bought yourself a Notion Ink Adam tablet? Wise decision you have made. Notion Ink Adam is a really nice Android device and it’s lately been blessed with a root method. Yes, a root method to let you open the world of root-only apps and more customization options.
There’re several reasons you might want to unroot your device. Maybe you just don’t need root-access anymore or maybe you’re selling your device, either way, you’ll want to unroot your device to reclaim its warranty. And devices with a valid warranty go for a higher price if you want to
The Sony Tablet P and the Sony Tablet S both were the Sony’s Android tablets that offered a nice combination of Google’s Android OS and Sony’s great hardware. These devices have also been warm welcomed by the developers and maybe that’s why they now have a root method for themselves.
Sick and tired of using root on your T-Mobile G-Slate? Want to unroot your device so you can get its warranty back? Either way, this guide should help you. Unrooting the T-Mobile G-Slate is as easy as flashing the stock firmware and you’re good to go. Here’s how: I. Before
If you haven’t flashed a custom recovery on your T-Mobile G-Slate yet, then you’re missing a lot on customization options available to you. With a custom recovery like ClockworkMod, you’re allowed to flash ROMs and Mods that can’t be flashed with just root-access. Here’s our procedure that outlines how you
T-Mobile G-Slate offers come of the coolest specifications ever available on an Android device. The said tablet boasts a 8.9″ inch high-quality screen, a 1GHz processor and a 5MP shooter on the back. If you happen to own this device and want to expand the customization options available to you,
So you have a rooted Vizio VTAb1008 but for some reasons you want to unroot it? No worries, here’s how you can do that. Not only does unrooting remove root from your device, but at the same time it reinstates the warranty of your device as well. So here’s how
Ever wished if you could update the firmware of your device without getting any official updates? Such wish is a reality now as custom ROMs have come to the rescue to those who’re stuck at older versions of firmwares. But before you can flash a custom ROM, you’re going to
If you happen to have a Vizio VTAB1008 tablet, then you would be glad to know that you can now root your device. Yes, that means plenty of root-only apps available out there can now be installed on your device and you can even modify system settings. Here’s how you
If you happen to have messed-up with your Coby Kyros MID7015 and need to send it in to service center, make sure you unroot it first. Unrooting will reinstate the warranty of your device and your device will become service center friendly. Here’s how you can do that: I. Before
The Coby Kyros MID7015 doesn’t come with Google Play preloaded on it and you need to install it manually. No Android device can live without Google Play, as it’s the only way (for some devices) to get official apps installed on your device directly from Google servers. And it looks
