Android Rooting

If you rooted your Huawei U8180 and wish you hadn’t, you can easily unroot it again and return the device back the way it was before you had the root access. Once you are done, the device will be just […]

The Acer Iconia A500 is a by no means a technological marvel when it comes to tablets. Although, it is reliable and provides users with outstanding performance and connectivity options. The device is bulky to say the least and in […]

The following guide uses the stock ROM to successfully unroot the Huawei Ascend mate smartphone. By manually installing the stock ROM on your Android device, you are breaking the root access from the internal system. Since the Huawei company doesn’t […]

If you want to unroot the Huawei Express smartphone, you need to run this dedicated unrooting tool for your device. Most other Huawei smartphone unroot by flashing a stock ROM on the device. In this case, things are different with […]

Unrooting the Huawei Honor 4C smartphone doesn’t always have to be about restoring the warranty. You might just want to be running on a stock ROM again and get that genuine feeling back to your smartphone so that it feels […]

There’s only one way to return your Huawei Ascend P1 smartphone back the way it was out of the box and that is by unrooting the device. Once you have successfully unroot the aforementioned device, you can use it under […]

Unrooting is the best way to go about getting your Huawei U8120 security back and working properly. When your Huawei device is rooted, it’s easier for malware to get access to your internal system through apps. In addition to the […]

The most common reason to unroot your Android smartphones and tablets is so that you can update them. Most people advise against updating the software with official over the air updates when you have root access because it can brick […]

If you want to explore the world of custom ROM on your Samsung tablet, you need a custom recovery installed. If you want to use any of the root-requiring apps from the Google Play Store, you need root access first. […]

If you want to root your LG L60 smartphone, you have come to the right place. In a few steps you will have the internal system unchained and ready to install root-only applications from the Google Play Store. Rooting your […]

The following guide uses an exploit found in the Samsung Galaxy E to root the Galaxy J5. Once you have root access, you can then install a custom recovery and download extra apps that need root access to work. Those […]

Rooting the Motorola Moto X Style is how you run those root-requiring apps from the Google Play Store. The guide we are using installs SuperSU via a custom recovery and therefore, you must have installed a custom recovery before getting […]

Rooting the Asus Zenfone 2 results in more apps working with your device. The WiFi Protector is one of those apps you can install after rooting the device. As the name suggests, the app is great at protection your WiFi. […]

The Sony Xperia Z1S is capable of running all the rooted apps the rest of the devices can run. Sometimes these apps can be specific to the version of Android but never to a device. For example, the HoneyBar was […]

Root access is what you need to run the root-requiring apps from the Google Play Store. A custom recovery is what you need to install Android custom ROMs that take your device away from the stock software. However, what if […]

Those Note 4 owners preferring to give themselves administrator permissions of the Android operating system will need to get root access. Once you have root access we advise you unroot the Note 4 so you can install official over the […]