UPDATE: NEW VERSION OF THIS PROCEDURE WITH VIDEO LOCATED HERE – https://theunlockr.com/2013/05/05/how-to-root-the-htc-one-toolkit-method-video/ Just after the HTC One (M7) was launched, developers began their development and as a result, we now have a working root method as well as a custom recovery for the device. With these two powers, you can […]
UPDATE: NEW VERSION OF THIS PROCEDURE WITH VIDEO LOCATED HERE – https://theunlockr.com/2013/05/05/how-to-root-the-htc-one-toolkit-method-video/ HTC’s flagship Android smartphone, HTC One (M7) is here and so is our root guide for the device. As soon as any high-end smartphone gets launched, a root method for the device becomes available on all the popular
HTC Desire HD’s already rocking the ClockworkMod Recovery and now here comes another custom recovery, called TWRP Recovery. TWRP has become a familiar name to those who often flash recoveries, ROMs and are usually found with rooted devices. No matter whether you’re one of those guys or not, you can
Good news for the HTC Desire S users as you now have another custom recovery for your device, called TWRP Recovery. This recovery comes with full-touch enabled user-interface and the features are almost same as the ClockworkMod Recovery. You can make nandroid backups, flash custom ROMs and Mods, wipe data
HTC EVO 4G LTE is now eligible to get the TWRP Recovery, a full-touch based recovery that allows some of the great operations on your device such as making nandroid backups, installing custom ROMs and so on. You may want to flash a custom recovery because it provides far more
The famous TWRP Recovery is now available for the HTC Explorer smartphone and installing it on the device won’t take more than a few minutes. A custom recovery’s useful in many terms, it helps you install custom ROMs, revert back to stock firmware (if you already have a nandroid backup)
If you’re looking for a way to install TWRP Recovery on your HTC Desire X, then look no further as the guide below explains everything you need to get the aforementioned recovery up and running on your device. Although rooting a device is a bit difficult task, flashing a custom
Good news for the Samsung Vitality users as your device can now be rooted and that too by following a simple one-click root method. The device is identical to the Samsung Admire, so the method that worked on it to get root access just seems to be working fine on
Maybe you’ve rooted your Samsung Stratosphere but now don’t want root-access anymore? Maybe you want to reinstate the warranty of your device? Either way, unrooting will help you. Unrooting your Samsung Stratosphere will remove root-access as well as reinstate the warranty of your device, so you can go to the
Want to flash a custom recovery on your Samsung Stratosphere so you can flash custom ROMs and Mods? Most probably Yes. Flashing a custom recovery won’t only let you install custom ROMs, but you will even be able to backup your current ROM in case you mess up with your
Samsung Stratosphere joins the rooting community as the device can now be rooted and can be installed with root-only apps, the apps that require root in order to work properly. While we’re seeing ICS and Jelly Bean running on almost all the Android devices out there, the Samsung Stratosphere’s still
Samsung Replenish is one of those smartphones which have been in dust because of no custom developments, such as a root method and a custom recovery. Well, the time has come now to shake the dust off of your device as a root method has just surfaced Internet, allowing users
So you have rooted your Samsung Continuum smartphone and now want to unroot it? No problem, we’ll help you do just that. Rooting takes away the warranty of your device while unrooting gives it back to you. Unrooting also allows you to be eligible to get OTA updates and update
ClockworkMod Recovery has made its way to the Samsung Continuum smartphone and the users of the said device can now flash custom ROMs, Mods, Tweaks and all sorts of recovery flashable content through the CWM Recovery. We all know how painful it is to be stuck at an older version
Samsung smartphones have been lucky in terms of getting root methods and then loads of custom development, we often see them coming directly from the XDA Forums. The Samsung Continuum is one of those lucky phones having a one-click root method, so you won’t be needing to issue any commands
