With a Nexus device, it is obviously that you can never settle down! Google has just started rolling out the highly-anticipated Android 6.0 Marshmallow over-the-air update with build MRA58K for numerous Nexus devices including your Nexus 5 and now, there...
In case of being the owner of a new T-Mobile Note 5, I know that you have plenty of reasons to be excited about it. Your device runs on none other than Android 5.1.1 Lollipop out of the box and...
As you might now, LG has just released an update to its G4, which upgrades its firmware to the latest Android 5.1 Lollipop. With LG G4’s international variant getting the latest firmware, the T-Mobile carrier has also released an upgrade...
As we all know Google finally released the new Android M 6.0 firmware along with its new Nexus lineup. However, for now the Marshmallow update is being officially available only for Nexus branded devices and for several other smartphones such...
The official Android 6.0 Marshmallow images have been released to the Android Developer site and this means just one thing: every single Nexus owner has the chance to flash the appropriate version and enjoy the Marshmallow features. What about the...
Despite of the fact that the Android 6.0 Marshmallow firmware is only available for Nexus branded devices, don’t you imagine that the rest of Android users don’t have such a privilege. Well, the xda-developers are doing their best and that...
If you are the owner of a Sony Xperia Z running on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop and if you would like to get better performance out of your device, then I have a suggestion for you: why don’t you root it?...
Here I want to share a simple rooting guide with SuperSU for all Google Nexus 7 LTE devices that are currently running on the stock Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS, build number of MRA58K. You shouldn’t be too surprised to find...
Do you want to enjoy Android 5.1.1 on your Sprint Galaxy Note 2 L900? You can do that through the CM12.1 ROM, so what are you waiting for? Although I am talking about nothing more than an unofficial builds compiled...
It’s been a while since Google has officially announced what the M in Android M stands for, and now we all know that it is Marshmallow. Like previous versions of Android, it has already started to roll out to phones...
