Sprint users of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 smartphone can now enjoy the root-only apps as well as custom ROMs on their devices as a root method has recently been discovered and the device is now in the same race just like its International variant. The root access has arrived […]
Sometimes while installing custom ROMs and Tweaks, the device gets bricked and it doesn’t even turn ON. This is the most painful time an Android user can ever have and the only solution to the issue is flashing the stock firmware. Luckily, for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Verizon) users,
Smartphones that are provided by the carries often have bloatware preloaded on them and unless you’re in love with your carrier, you won’t like it at all. The best way to get rid of such bloatware is root the device and then manually remove the carrier apps, this sounds simple
Unrooting’s not a big deal even if you’ve never ever done it as it just involves flashing the stock firmware and your device goes back to its factory state. For the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (T-Mobile), the stock firmware has become available and by following our guide given below, you’ll
Whenever a Samsung device gets launched, the famous ChainFire brings a root method for the device and most of the times, the root method is an easy Odin flashable file. The T-Mobile variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has got this root method and according to the users, it
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 LTE carries all the features its standard variant has and adds the LTE functionality to the device for a boost in the network speed. While the features being same, you’ll feel the difference in speed of the files you download to your device, such as apps
When the root method for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 arrived, many of you might have rooted their devices and lost the warranty within no time. The only disadvantage of rooting is it voids the warranty, however, if you’re lucky enough and have stock ROM for the device, you’re just
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 got rooted as soon as it hit the markets and we now have root access as well as ClockworkMod Recovery for the device. If you happen to own this device and want to make your friends jealous by installing the root-only apps that don’t work on
Good news for anyone clutching onto the AT&TÂ Galaxy Note, as things just got a little spicy. Keeping up with their recent generous mood, Samsung has just released the ICS kernel code for the hybrid device. Developers didn’t waste any time as the reliable CM crew pushed out the first of
The international version of the Samsung Galaxy Note recently saw itself updated to ICS, much to the delight every owner, but for those who were rooted on Gingerbread, this meant that they would have to lose root and in turn, ClockworkMod Recovery, which is what enables us to flash custom
