You finally got around to rooting your Android handset and I totally get you. I don’t know if you think that paying for the hardware should give you complete control over the software too, if you want to remove things,...
In case of not knowing, let me tell you that KITANA is a command line based mod developed by XDA senior member tanu548 (enter here to read more about it) capable of tweaking various settings on your Android. Have I...
With Android Marshmallow, Google launched a feature called Doze which is meant to extend the battery life of the device by simply stopping the background processes while the phone is lying idle. However, you know the fact that the Doze...
Is there any way to increase the number of steps in the volume control? I bet that you love the idea of a finer grained control over the volume level, but this isn’t a simple thing to achieve. There are...
Various smartphone makers include a special feature in their devices called “double tap to wake” in order to let us wake the phone’s display by simply tapping on the screen two quick times. This feature is very useful on smartphones...
The team behind TWRP has finally released version 3.0.0 of the most popular custom recovery for Android devices, so it’s time for a change. The TWRP custom recovery is an extremely useful tool that helps us execute tasks like rooting,...
The TeamWin Recovery Project also known as the TWRP is one of the most popular custom recoveries available for Android devices. I actually see it as being the most trusted custom recovery of the moment too and as if this...
The Xiaomi Mi 4 smartphone was launched in the summer of the last year, but don’t you imagine that people don’t use it anymore. On the contrary, it has powerful technical specs combined with the exclusive MIUI ROM (which stands...
Is HTC One M9 the handset of your dreams? You aren’t the only one saying that and we totally understand you. It doesn’t happen every day to have the chance to become the owners of such a beautifully design handset...
Despite of the fact that Xposed Framework (v. 3.0) for Android 5.0 Lollipop has been released, there is something that you should know from the very beginning. It is not compatible with all devices running Lollipop and one of the...
