Samsung has pushed its flagship smartphone — Samsung Galaxy Note 2 — to various network providers to maximize the sales and it’s been quite successful in doing so. Almost all the carriers in the United States have adopted the device including Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon. The latest addition to the […]

Rooting may be the first step to flashing custom ROMs on your device but it’s installing a custom recovery that’s the most important.  This will replace your stock recovery with a recovery that will enable you to not only flash custom ROMs but also make/restore backups and clear cache/data among

We know this device has been around for a long time but if you do own it still, wouldn’t you want something more from this yesteryear star?  If you answered yes, rooting it is the first step to get there and that’s what we’re going to show you in this

We already have a root guide for the Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch but with Sprint releasing yet another update (FI27 build), that procedure is no more useful unless you are still running the same ICS version.  The guide below will show you how to root the same device

Unlike other devices which normally use ClockworkMod or TWRP Recovery, the Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch will have AGAT recovery, which is mostly similar in functionality to CWM or TWRP.  The guide below will take you through the necessary to steps to get this on your D710 and you

Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 was rooted within a few weeks of its launch and it opened gates for users to try out the latest root-only apps on their devices. Sometimes, due to an issue with the device, you might want to visit the service center to get it fixed. But

Choosing a mid-range smartphone has become a difficult task, thanks to manufacturers for flooding the market with a number of cool smartphones. It’s not always true that a mid-range device can’t provide great features, the Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 is a great example of this. The device offers a nice

Samsung has kept a tight lid on the elusive Galaxy S IV, but it appears some camera samples were accidentally uploaded on Google+. Unfortunately, the images have since been removed.However we can tell by looking at the EXIF data that the camera on both Galaxy S IV models uses a

Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (US Cellular) already has a root method and a custom recovery, actually two, to enjoy all of the latest developments that’s been done for the device and to get the most out of the device. While rooting and installing a recovery helps you do more with

While the famous ClockworkMod Recovery’s available for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (US Cellular) smartphone, some users just think that it doesn’t fit their requirement and they need more control over the customization of the recovery. For such users, TWRP Recovery is there to help them out with their requirements

While root access just gives you the ability to play around with root-only apps, a custom recovery helps to install custom ROMs that are preloaded with bunch of new and improved features than the stock ones. Getting a custom recovery on your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (US Cellular) is not

Root access on the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (US Cellular) has been achieved and the developer is our well-known friend, Chainfire, who’s responsible for root methods for almost all the Samsung terminals. As usual, the method consists of flashing a file through Odin and then getting root access on the

Samsung Galaxy Y Duos Lite is a perfect choice for those who are looking to have a device with Dual-SIM support and this device has it. Besides, the phone offers mid-range features, such as Android 2.3 Gingerbread on-board, a 832MHz processor and a 2MP camera, not quite good for taking

Maybe you’re going to visit the service center to repair your device? Maybe you don’t like to keep your device rooted as it’s no longer a surprising thing for you? Great. Here in this guide, we’re gonna show you how you can unroot your Samsung Conquer 4G smartphone and get

Installing ClockworkMod Recovery on the Samsung Conquer 4G will let you flash custom ROMs and all those mods that happen to be in the recovery flashable department. While you can always add new mods to your device using the recovery, you can also take backups of your current firmware so