The Motorola Citrus is a starter Android smartphone launched back in 2010, we’ve already reported about the launch here. As it falls in the low-end devices range, you can’t expect high-end features from it. It’s got a 3″ inch screen along with 240×320 pixels, WiFi and Bluetoothe connectivity and last […]
Maybe you’ve just picked up a brand new Kyocera Milano but have no clue where to get started with it? Well, it happens with everybody when they buy a new Android device. First of all, root your device as it’ll let you install root-only apps and eventually a custom recovery,
Good news for the Asus Transformer TF700 users, you now have TWRP Recovery for your device besides the ClockworkMod Recovery that’s already available for your device. This new recovery is a fully-touch based recovery, comprising of some of the great functions that include flashing custom ROMs and ZIPs, making backups
Got a rooted HTC One X+ (International Version)? Want to flash a touch-based custom recovery to install custom ROMs? Great! In this guide, we’ll teach you how you can install the TWRP Recovery on your HTC One X+ device and enjoy a number of cool ROMs available out there. A
Sick and tired of using the rooted Samsung Galaxy S2? Want to go back to stock firmware once again to start everything over? No problem, we’ll help you do that. Getting your Samsung Galaxy S2 back to stock is as easy as flashing its stock firmware, no difficult part at
Going to send your device to service center for any warranty purpose? Want to unroot it first to reinstate the warranty? Great! We’re here to help you out with that. Flashing the stock firmware on your Samsung Galaxy Spica should unroot it and get it back to factory state, so
Root access is no longer a surprising thing if you’ve been using it for quite some good time. And it’s a good idea to unroot your device if you don’t need root. Unrooting procedure’s always been easier for Samsung devices and this guide shows how you can unroot your Samsung
Have a rooted Samsung Gravity Smart smartphone? Looking for a way to unroot it? No worries, here’s how you can do that. Unrooting will reinstate the warranty of your device as well as get your device back to stock firmware. All the modifications you’ve done on your device will be
Google’s not so secret unified chat platform, dubbed “Babel” has had a hard time staying out of the spotlight lately. Now, we’re catching wind of what might be Google’s second attempt this year at keeping something secret in regards to their talks with popular cross-platform mobile chat app, WhatsApp. According to
The infamous Dan Rosenberg (@djrbliss) has done it again and successfully unlocked the bootloaders for several Motorola smartphones. Now Droid RAZR HD, MAXX HD, RAZR M, and Atrix HD users can enjoy the freedom of having an unlocked bootloader by using Rosenberg’s tool. Rosenberg’s notes and instructions can be found below:
So you have rooted your Motorola Xyboard and now looking for a custom recovery so you can flash custom ROMs? No problem, we’ll help you get it. A custom recovery’s helpful in many terms, it lets you flash new ROMs, make backup of your current ROM and then restore it
Maybe you’ve updated your Motorola Xyboard to ICS and it broke-root access? No worries, you can always use a latest root exploit to root your device. In this case, a root method has just popped-up for the ICS firmware and it seems to be working fine for the users. This
The Motorola Xyboard was announced back in 2011, is an Android device running Android 3.2 Honeycomb. Although the device’s equipped with almost all the useful features, it still has some powers that can only be unlocked if you root it. Root-access on the device’s been achieved, all thanks to Dan
The Pantech Discover, a mid-range device available on AT&T, was released back in January and boasts of features like a dual-core 1.5GHz CPU, 1GB RAM, 16GB of internal storage and best of all, a 12.6MP camera. The phone comes with Android 4.0.4 ICS on board and while there isn’t much
So you have rooted your ZTE Fury to feel the freedom but now looking to get back to unrooted state? No problem, we’ll help you do that. Unrooting helps you reinstate the warranty of your device and at the same time, it breaks access to root hence the root-only apps
