If you’ve rooted your LG Optimus F6 smartphone, then the next obvious step is to flash a custom recovery on it. Having a custom recovery helps flash custom ROMs, custom Mods, create backups, etc. So here’s how you can go about flashing a custom recovery on your Optimus F6 (T-Mobile): […]

Have you had a rooted device before you bought the brand new LG Optimus F6 on T-Mobile? Then you must be dying to get root-access on this new device to make all of those root-only apps work on it. The XDA devs have come up with a simple root method

Got a ZT-180v2 ePad Android device and looking for a way to root it? You’ve come to the right place. The guide below shows how you can root your device and get the best out of it. Root lets you install root-only apps, flash custom recoveries and there’s a lot more

Okay, so you are rooted and have played around your device a little bit like never before.  Now what?  Why, flashing custom ROMs of course (provided there are any).  We covered rooting the Quatro Z4 recently and if you are looking to install custom recovery (ClockworkMod Recovery in this case,

There are few things better than unpacking a brand new Android device (possibly why people post unboxing videos on YouTube). Then again, few things are worse than discovering ancient, unwanted apps automatically reappearing on your new electronic companion, even if  you uninstalled those apps ages ago. Backing up your Android

After you installed custom recovery on your Galaxy Pocket Neo, rooting it is just one breezy step that you should be done with in no time.  The guide below is as easy as it gets, so follow the steps as they are and you should have root privileges in a

The brand Qmobile will mostly be known to our Asian readers, and if they know that name, they might also know that the Quatro Z4 in their Noir line now stands to be the manufacturer’s flagship device.  With its 5-inch full HD display, 13MP camera, and 1.5GHz quad-core processor with

The Samsung Galaxy Pocket is small as its name sounds, with just a 3inch touchscreen display, an 850MHz CPU with 512MB RAM that just about gets the job done and a 2MP camera on the back that’s okay enough for impromptu snaps if you don’t have a good standalone camera

Now that you have a custom recovery on your ZTE V967S, it’s time to go on and root it.  Rooting your device bestows all kinds of power that your manufacturer didn’t want you to have – overclocking/underclocking, changing themes, and pretty much anything else you think might make your life

With its quad-core 1.2GHz CPU and a gig of RAM, the ZTE V967S is a pretty affordable device if you are in the market for a device that’s fast yet cheap enough.  What could make this device a bit more productive is rooting it and installing a custom recovery (ClockworkMod

If the name that sounds like a Star Wars character doesn’t snare you in, Chuwi V88’s features certainly will.  The device features a 1.8GHz quad-core CPU, 2GB RAM DDR3 RAM, and a 7.9 inch IPS touchscreen display which are sure to put any other top-of-the-line tablet to shame and while

Ever wished if you could install a custom ROM on your Alcatel One Touch M’Pop OT-5020x smartphone? Well, your wish’s been fulfilled and you can now flash a custom recovery on your device and then get started with flashing ROMs. Here’s how: I. Before You Begin: 1. You should have appropriate

You’ve done it again, you’ve left the shopping to the very last minute. Not only that, you might not know what the techie in your family might like. This list should help you find something you can find in retail stores (the Apple Store, Best Buy or other major tech

The creators of the MoboRobo tool have come up with this new launcher called MoboLive that allows users to replace their default launcher. One of the most interesting features about this launcher is the amount of things that come bundled in it. From security that lets you control what apps