If you are using one of the Linux distributions from a desktop environment, then chances are you already know about the root user account. The root user on Linux is the person who sets up the computer for the first […]
Operating Systems
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T817P on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
Root is the account that is available on Linux operating system that has access to all of the commands and files on Linux. By default, the root user account is typically assigned to the first person to set up the […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T817R4 on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
You need to get in control of the root user account that exists on Android if you are going to use the device with the full administrative permissions. The Android operating system runs on the Linux kernel. Most versions of […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-P355 on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
Linux and all UNIX-like operating systems come with necessary access permissions for each object. Having different access permissions play a key role in security, so no one person has access to a level of permissions that they do not need […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-P550 on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
In the Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-P550’s world, you can’t do much without any apps. Apps make the mobile operating system usable and allow you to manage your life, your device, play games and give the operating system additional features […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-P555 on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
Root privileges are what we call the powers behind the root user account. It is considered a privilege to be able to modify the things the person in control of the root user account can modify because not all accounts […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-P555M on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
When thinking about an operating system that runs on computers, none come with more heritage that Apple Macintosh OS. If you were a school kid in the early 90’s, you would have seen a Mac computer out in the hallway; […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab A SM-P555S on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
The root access on Android is referring to the root user account that is always blocked off by default. Anyone who knows Linux distributions and has set up one of them for the first time will already know all about […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T715N0 on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
The Android operating system that runs on the Samsung smartphones and tablets is renowned for being the most popular operating system in the world and extremely customizable. There is a paradox there already: the Android operating system comes to you […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T817T on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
The root user accounts are something that has a long history in UNIX-like operating systems. The root user account has always been a big part of UNIX due to they were designed to be multi-user systems and not personal computers […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 SM-T817W on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
The original UNIX operating system that the likes of Linux and other UNIX-based operating systems are based on was designed as a multi-user system. At that time a personal computer did not yet exist, and every user that was on […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy J7 SM-J700F on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
Root is referring to the name of the account that most Linux kernels have as a part of the operating system. The desktop versions of Linux commonly known as distributions give the root user account to the first person who […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy A5 SM-A510K on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
When a person uses Android with root privileges, they are using the root user account. The root user account is nothing new to Android; it always exists in Linux and the Android operating system is based on the same Linux […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy A5 SM-A510M on Android 6.0.1 with CF-Auto-Root
There are plenty of Linux distributions out there that are available for you to run in a desktop environment. One of them that most people have heard of is the Ubuntu. In Ubuntu and most of the Linux versions of […]
How to Install TWRP Recovery on Samsung Galaxy On5 (SM-G550T1)
Installing a custom recovery image on the Samsung Galaxy On5 smartphone is going to give you the chance to swap over that Android ROM that is running on your device right now for a custom version. It allows for much […]
How to Root Samsung Galaxy On5 SM-G550T1 on Android 6.0.1 with SuperSU
Android is really popular with developers because they can grab the source code and modify it so that it is different to what they see now, which means they can change the version of Android the Android developers created and […]
How to Enable and Disable Adobe Flash in Safari 10 for macOS Sierra
For some security reasons, Apple just doesn’t like Adobe Flash as it’s easily exploitable and Apple takes the security of its users very seriously. While Apple’s Safari browser does let you see the Flash contents on the websites, the Flash […]
How to View Size of Folders in Finder on Mac
Finder is to Mac what File Explorer is to Windows PCs. The Finder app on a Mac allows users to explore file storage, create files, move files, delete files, and do all sorts of file related tasks. It’s a fully […]
How to Force Quit Apps on Mac
While it doesn’t occur too often, sometimes the apps that you launch on your Mac get stuck at a particular point, and they stop responding to your actions. You can’t interact with them nor do they interact with you – […]
How to Add and Remove Apps That Launch When You Start Mac
When you boot up your Mac, some pre-specified apps launch up as soon as your OS has loaded-up. Either you have manually set these apps to launch when you boot up your Mac, or they have automatically been configured to […]
How to Automatically Empty Trash on Mac Running macOS Sierra
Unlike the Recently Deleted items list in the Photos app on your iDevice that automatically gets deleted after a month, the Trash on the Macs doesn’t get emptied by itself. Whatever files that you delete from your Mac and send […]
How to Hide and Unhide Photos in iPhoto and Photos for Mac
iPhoto and Photos are two of the greatest apps to manage your photo libraries on your Mac. These apps provide you a number of features that help you organize your photos in various libraries and they even let you create […]
How to Sync Desktop and Documents Folders to iCloud Drive in macOS Sierra
macOS Sierra brings some enhancements regarding managing storage on the Macs. One of the newly introduced features in the Sierra is that you can now upload all of your Documents and Desktop files to your iCloud storage and the process […]
How to Create Bootable USB Installer for macOS Sierra Final Release
If you would not like to go the traditional way to install macOS Sierra on your Mac, then you can use a USB installer to install the latest version of the OS on your Mac. Not only a USB installer […]
How to Launch Siri by Just Saying “Hey Siri” in macOS Sierra
macOS Sierra is the name of Apple’s latest operating system for its Macs and this significant software update brings with it tons of new features that you haven’t seen in the earlier updates of the OS. One of these newest […]
How to Use Universal Clipboard in macOS Sierra and iOS 10
One of the cool new features the macOS Sierra brings with it is the universal clipboard. No longer do you have to email yourself a piece of text to get content from one device to another, as with universal clipboard, […]
How to Merge PDF Files Using Right-Click Menu on Mac
PDFs are widely used format for documents that you have probably been using for years while exchanging documents with your colleagues. The great thing about PDFs is that they can be created in almost all the word processors and the […]
How to Use Picture In Picture in macOS Sierra
The latest version of Apple’s OS for its computers — the macOS Sierra — brings the picture in picture functionality to your Macs. With this feature on your Mac, you will be able to make a video float all over […]
How to Allow Apps from Any Sources to Open in macOS Sierra
To ensure the security of the users, Apple has added a tool called Gatekeeper in its Macs that prevents applications downloaded from a place other than the official store to open on the Mac. With Gatekeeper enabled on your Mac, […]
How to Batch Resize Photos on Mac
While our previous guide should help you resize a single photo on your Mac using the built-in apps, this guide of ours covers how you can resize multiple photos at once using your Mac. There are times when you want […]