With the help of the TWRP recovery software, you can take Nandroid backups, install the latest custom ROMS as well as flash available modified kernels and more. Is this something that you have in mind for your YU Yunique YU4711?...
Gmail has improved significantly over the last few years, but do you know everything that it can do? For example, have you heard the fact that you can add non-Gmail accounts in the Gmail app? Yes, this means that you...
It’s been a while since Google released it latest Android Marshmallow 6.0 OS and even though such changes are good, maybe sometimes you feel the need to settle down or you simply like certain things as they are. Such an...
Have you flashed a custom ROM on your Amazon Fire HD 10 that you do not like anymore? Is your tablet stuck on the loading screen after using a tool, or maybe the system become unstable and has slowed down...
Are you excited about the Android 6.0.1 MMB29M Marshmallow update which is ready for your Google Nexus 6P? The update should be rolling out via OTA to this smartphone, but I cannot anticipate when exactly it will hit your device...
You have seen that it’s not at all complicated to install the latest OTA update on your Nexus 7 LTE in order to enjoy Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. Anyway, if you want a clean Marshmallow installation, then I have only one...
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...
As you can see, it’s time for a big Nexus OS change once again. The new Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow moniker makes it clear that Google has tweaked it’s code just enough to release it with a full version number change....
Google began rolling out the Android Marshmallow 6.0 update to a variety of Nexus devices in October, and other manufacturers are starting to follow the same path. However, you know how fast things tend to move and now it’s already...
Google just recently announced and confirmed the new Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow system, which includes more than 200 new emoji and some important security patches, so how can you refuse it? Even though the update started to roll out to Nexus current...
