Android Rooting

Rooting the ZTE Blade S6 Q5 T smartphone is like giving your device full access to the root file system. It’s the equivalent of having administrator permissions on a Windows PC. the only difference is what we can do with […]

Rooting the ZTE Grand S II LTE smartphone means finally having full access to your devices root file system. That file system we speak of is what many of the best apps available from the Google Play Store rely on […]

Applications are one of the best reasons to buy a smartphone. In fact, they are also the main reason why people want to either own an Android device or an Apple device. Those two names have by far the largest […]

Rooting the ZTE A880 is like giving it administrator permissions. Unfortunately, when we buy devices that run Android OS, we are already buying devices that are locked. We call this locking it up with factory restrictions. It’s a different type […]

As you know, Android is based on Linux which is the operating system all the geeks love to use but it’s also one of the most open operating systems. When we say “open” we are referring to it’s not secure […]

You must be a responsible when you root the ZTE Blade Vec pro because once you get access to the full file system, you can delete almost any file. Some of those files are important to your operating system to […]

Rooting the ZTE Geek 2 smartphone isn’t for everybody. There are many pros and cons to rooting the Android operating system and an individual needs to decide what is best for them. Google locks down the Android operating system so […]

Having full system access on your ZTE smartphone is the only way you can install the best apps on the Google Play Store. Many of the best apps require access to the root file system to work and without it […]

Having root access on the ZTE Beeline Pro is like granting your device full administration permissions. Our devices don’t come with administrator permissions out of the box because it’s the only way Android developers know how to prevent malware attacks […]

Getting root access on the ZTE Blade L3 means getting full access to the devices internal system. The way Android is by default already would have that full access. However, Google lock the operating system for additional security so when […]

The way a rooted Android device uses the Superuser, SuperSU or KingUser is very different to the way Google and Android use the operating system. Google deliberately doesn’t let apps have root access so they can no longer read each […]

People want to root the Samsung Galaxy E7 so they can start installing more apps from the Google Play Store. There are heaps of awesome apps from the Google Play Store which do not work with the restrictions Google has […]

Getting root access to the internal system on Android devices is fun for installing apps from the Google Play Store which require those same root permissions. However, sometimes returning back to the stock ROM and revoking the rooting method is […]

An application that requires root access to run is different from one which does not. Root apps can read other apps data and that’s the secret to having so many apps that can do amazing things like the Titanium Backup […]

The LG V10 doesn’t come rooted mainly for security reasons. Sadly, it is said to subvert Android and LG security ideas and technically it is easier to get malware on your device if you click and download it on your […]

The Samsung Conquer smartphone can be rooted just like most other handsets in the Sammy range. As long as you don’t mind voiding the warranty, you can gain more control of your internal system. Once done hacking that internal system […]