Android Rooting

The Google Motorola Nexus 6 has a new Android 5.1 software update with LMY47I firmware build that many people installed thanks to a factory image and will be an official update too. If you are already running the LMY47I firmware […]

There’s many rumors out there on how to root the ZTE ZMax smartphone. Oddly, it’s a new phone that’s come out not long ago and hasn’t easily found a rooting method by one of the usual third-party developers. Furthermore, a […]

Samsung’s Galaxy Grand Duos is a good mid-range phone coming up on a price of nearly of $300. It has decent features or specs. But it comes with many bloatware including ChatOn, Flipboard, Group Play etc. So here’s your chance […]

If you’re done playing around with root-access on your Sony Xperia M2 and think that you wouldn’t need it anymore, you can install the stock ROM and remove root-access from your device. It should re-install the whole OS on your […]

If there could be one way to root an Android device without much hassle, it would be to flash the SuperSU .zip from the recovery mode. The Sony Xperia E1 can be rooted using that way and it takes no […]

Did you install a custom ROM on your Sony Xperia E1 and it bricked your device? Does your device not respond anymore? If so, installing the stock ROM should help you solve the issue. Once you’ve installed the stock ROM […]

Did you install a custom ROM on your Sony Xperia E3 but it just didn’t work out well for you? No worries, you can always revert back to the original factory firmware on your device. Installing the stock ROM replaces […]

When you customize your Android device without root-access, you have very limited choices. But if you somehow gain root-access on your device, you have unlimited options to customize the device the way you want. You can change just about everything […]

Did the things not go well with root-access on your Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G? Do you wish to unroot your device as root-access doesn’t mean anything to you? No worries, here’s how you can go about unrooting your Xiaomi Redmi […]

Rooting the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4G is as easy as pie, all thanks to the custom recovery and the Chainfire’s SuperSU method. Once you’ve installed the SuperSU zip on your device, you should be rooted. What that means is you […]

So you just purchased the Samsung Galaxy S4 from Verizon and found that it’s loaded with a number of apps that you aren’t going to use anytime soon. Well, no matter whether you use these apps or not, they will […]

While the Xiami Mi Pad can be rooted using the Vroot universal rooting app, a better and a hassle-free way to do so would be to use the following method that flashes the SuperSU app using the stock recovery and […]

If you’ve unlocked the bootloader on your Motorola Moto E and have installed a custom recovery on it, it’s time that you root your device to get the most out of it. Once you’re rooted, you should be able to […]

After unlocking the bootloader and installing a custom recovery, here comes the final step to make your HTC One M9 truly yours. Yes, the following tutorial teaches how you can gain root-access on your HTC One M9 and start tinkering […]

Did you mess-up something on your HTC One M9 and now it won’t respond anymore? If so, unrooting your device might help you. What unrooting will do is restore the stock ROM on your device removing any modifications that you […]

Did the developer ROM not work as good as you thought it would on your Xiaomi Redmi 2? No worries, you can always revert back to the stock ROM and get everything back to what it was when you bought […]

Xiaomi has always come up with some of the great Android devices and one of these is the Xiaomi Redmi 2. It’s the successor to the Xiaomi Redmi that was launched sometimes back. If you’ve purchased this shiny new device […]