Android Rooting

The Titanium backup application is without a doubt the premier app to back up your device if you are choosing to back up with applications and not something else like the NANDroid option that is available directly from a custom […]

Most geeks out there who own the Samsung Galaxy Alpha smartphone will already know about the Helium application that backs up your Android and is made by Koushik Dutta — the same guy who founded ClockworkMod. Sadly, ClockworkMod is no […]

If you are an aspiring writer and want to own something within the ball park of Tech Chomps one day with half a million monthly views, you might be interested in rooting your Samsung Galaxy E7 smartphone and then running […]

Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone owners usually need no introduction to operating systems such as Linux because they are already familiar with the kernel that their operating systems are based. What many of these S6 owners might not know, though, […]

Many geeks prefer going for the Neo variants of the Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone and not the traditional S5 flagship. Many of those same geeks might enjoy the Network Log application that is available for all Android owners with root […]

Anyone with the Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone already has a device that comes with a more than capable battery. Conversely, there are many people buying flagships smartphones that do not know how to get the most out of a battery […]

The SM-G850FQ variant of the Samsung Galaxy Alpha smartphone might not be as popular as some of the others, but it can still run all the same root apps once you unchain the system internals using the guide below. Once […]

Like some of you Alpha fans will already know, the Android operating system that is running on your Samsung Galaxy Alpha smartphone is based on the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel is an open source operating system for your computers. […]

Most of us who use technology every day would have accidentally deleted a file that was never to be seen again. We can accidentally delete files permanently by emptying a recycling bin on a Windows computer when we meant to […]

You would know how annoying people can be if you have ever had the stress of trying to remove an email account from being able to email you. Getting a message multiple times from the one account that you never […]

These are the guidelines to root the Samsung Galaxy Alpha smartphone running on the Android 5.0.2 software update. The rooting method makes use of a custom recovery and the SuperSU application by Chainfire since Chainfire has not created a CF-Auto-Root […]

Many are rooting Android operating systems to save money. Others are more than happy to check out what’s available from the paid market if it could prove useful. Anyone in the latter category might be interested in checking out the […]

Anyone looking for a new root application to try on the Samsung Galaxy E5 smartphone should look in the KSWEB direction. The KSWEB app allows people to use the Samsung Galaxy E5 smartphone as a portable web server and allows […]

Ever read up on changing the boot animation of your Samsung Galaxy E7 smartphone and thought you might have to install a new ROM to make it happen? It’s a common contingency in the Android world and one we wish we […]

You might notice people talking about the “build prop” if you are ever cruising around the XDA Developers website. The build prop tweaks are commonly found in new custom ROMs and are one of the most popular reasons to replace […]

The Samsung Galaxy E5 smartphone is a great device for the price you pay, but it’s not going to be the perfect device for everybody. You might have heard about the ability to tweak your device’s performance with root access […]

The Samsung Galaxy E7 smartphone with the SM-E700M model number might not have received the Android 5.0 update like many of the others in the same E series, but you can still put that operating system of yours to good […]

Anyone using the Samsung Galaxy E7 smartphone with the SM-E700H model number running on Android 4.4.4 KitKat might not know they can use terminal on the device. Terminal commands are more common on full size desktop computers when using Linux […]

One of the main reasons why people want to root a Samsung device is for being able to easily remove the system apps. Samsung makes great devices, hence why they are the second largest OEM in the world, but they […]

Rooting the Samsung Galaxy A7 smartphone is now easily achieved by using the CF-Auto-Root tool. Chainfire does a pretty good job of creating a rooting tool for every Samsung device that is worth owning and the A7 is one of […]

When you root the Samsung Galaxy S7 smartphone using the CF-Auto-Root file made specially for your smartphone, you are essentially installing and enabling SuperSU on your device. SuperSU comes to us as an application that anyone can install when given […]

If you already know all about the Flashify application and would like to know of another root application that can help make your life more efficient with the dubious tasks at hand, we recommend checking out the Quick Boot app. […]

Chainfire has released a new version of the CF-Auto-Root tool that roots the Samsung Galaxy A7 smartphones running on the current Android 5.0.2 Lollipop update. We suggest rooting your device on this same Android 5.0.2 firmware before the Android 6.0 […]

Many people are rooting the Samsung Galaxy A7 smartphone so they can flash files. If you are planning on doing the same thing with your newly rooted A7 handset, we recommend installing the Flashify application. With Flashify, you can queue […]

There are two main ways one can get the NANDroid Backups to work on the Samsung Galaxy A7 smartphone: using the ROM Toolbox by J. Rummy and installing a custom recovery such as TWRP Recovery or ClockworkMod Recovery. The NANDroid […]