Maybe you’re sick and tired of using root-access on your Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 (WiFi)? Maybe you want to send it in for warranty? Either way, you’ll want to unroot your device and get it back to stock. Here’s how you can go about doing that: Unrooting is the […]
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 comes in three versions – the WiFi model, the 3G model, and the LTE model. If you’ve got the last one, the LTE one, and would like to root it, here’s how you can do that. By rooting your device you’re going to unlock
Think you’ve had enough fun with your rooted Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 (LTE variant)? Want to unroot it to reinstate the warranty? No worries, here’s how you can do that. Not only unrooting helps you reinstate the warranty, but it solves any issues that you might be facing because
Have you just picked a shiny new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 (LTE variant) and wish to root it to unlock its true potential? You’re at the right place. In the guide down below, we’re going to teach you how you can gain root-access on your device and enjoy what
Maybe you’re going to sell your Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 10.1 (LTE variant)? Maybe you’re sending it in for warranty purposes? Either way, unrooting should help you. It’ll unroot and get your device back to stock firmware, so it works the way it did back when you purchased it. Here’s
So you were looking for a camera+smartphone and found the Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 to be the perfect device for you? Great, but do you know that there’s something called root that lets you do tons of things on your device that you can’t do without root? This guide’s all about
Regardless of the reasoning, if you have a Samsung Galaxy Camera 2 and you’d like to flash back the stock firmware on it, the guide below should help you do that. Unrooting is the process of removing root access, a custom recovery (if you have one), and just trying to
Custom keyboards may be coming in iOS 8, but for those of us without time machines, jailbreak tweaks come to the rescue. This one in particular called AltKeyboard and costing $2.99 from the Cydia store, allows you to use flicking to make typing faster. You can flick up to get
Facebook might be where you make your social home, but the stock app can be boring. If you’re looking for an alternative, we’ve got you covered. You won’t need to leave Facebook to enjoy these apps. Which is the best Facebook app for Android, though? Let’s see if we can find
Lucky for us, there are a lot of great free Android apps. Coming out-of-pocket for apps isn’t a habit for many Android users, but which are the best free Android apps out there? Here are a few suggestions for those you might want to download once you get your device
Don’t you hate it when you check one of your friends iMessages but you’re not quite ready to respond then later you get an angry text about how they saw you read it? Well, if so, you should probably reconsider your friends, but you can also try out this little
Maybe you messed it up. Or maybe you want to send it in for warranty. Regardless of the reasoning, sometimes you just need to unroot the G3 and start back from scratch. As always, the developers from XDA, have your back in that department. This time in the form of
There may not be much in the way of custom ROMs for the LG G3, but thanks to a developer on XDA, there is still a great app for customizing the stock ROM. From changing the LED notification light, to the status bar icons, to the LG Launcher, there’s tons
I don’t know about you, but the notification shade is a, sort of, sacred place to me. It needs to be uncluttered and clear, ready for when I need to pull it down, quickly see what needs my attention, and be out like a ninja. So when manufacturers start putting a
The LG G3 is probably one of the top Android devices out at the moment, I have to agree. But just because it may have a sick QHD display, fast processor, and sleek design, doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement. Namely, rooting the LG G3 to try and make
