Do you want to downgrade your Moto G to stock Android OS? There are several reasons for needing to do such an operation, but since we are talking about a high end smartphone, we can only imagine that you want...
Do you have an Android based device? Well, if so then it means that you will probably try to tweak it. What does that means? In a few words, by tweaking your Android device, you are performing custom and most...
With the Nexus 4, being the frontrunner smartphone used by developers from Android to exceed all expectations when it comes to rooting, the process itself is quite easy to be carried out; it requires the use of fastboot commands, so...
Galaxy S4 is Samsung’s latest flagship, so as expected everyone is talking about the same. Furthermore, third party devs are hardly working on providing complex apps, features and tools for customizing and improving the already high end performances of the...
Are you passionate about sports? Then, you probably know all about the National Football League (NFL). This is a professional American football league consisting of no less than 32 teams, divided between the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American...
TWRP is the most trusted Android custom recovery around at the moment, so I know why it’s your first choice. Even more, the fact that is adding support for more devices all the time is a great advantage too. Over...
Since its early days, OnePlus has been one of the most beloved companies among Android users. Now, its latest OnePlus 7 Pro is a joy to discover. The OnePlus 7 Pro feels like the first device from the company that...
Around 12 months have now passed since OnePlus presented its 6 series and put it on sale. Now, the OnePlus 7 Pro is the hot new phone on the market. We’ve been talking a lot about this smartphone in the...
The Honor 20 Pro device is exactly what you’d expect a 2019 budget flagship to be. To be more specific, it is equipped with a speedy processor in the Kirin 980, a nearly bezel-less display, a decent battery and multiple...
On March 13, 2019, Android Q Beta 1 was launched and made available to download on the Pixel, Pixel 2, and Pixel 3 series. Beta 2 was released on April 3, Beta 3 debuted on May 7 during Google I/O,...
