You already know that Samsung has the habit of releasing different versions of the same phone for different markets and your Galaxy S8+ is no exception. The main difference between them is that some will have their home grown Exynos...
The Exynos variant of the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ already has TWRP available for it for quite a long time, yet those with the Snapdragon variant weren’t lucky enough until now. I am saying that as long as there...
Here I am with a fresh guide for Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus users. There is no need to tell you once again how lucky you really are, therefore enjoy it as much as possible. And you can even install the TWRP...
Developers over at TeamWin have released the first TWRP build for both Galaxy S8 and I bet that you won’t leave things this way. TWRP is a custom recovery which replaces the phone’s stock recovery and it has much more...
A while ago ClockworkMod was the most popular custom recovery for pretty much every mainstream Android device. Things have changed a lot over the years, with a newer player entering the game believe it or not, TeamWin Recovery Project is...
A custom recovery allows you to install custom roms, mods, to make a Nandroid backup which is great if you want to move back to the previous working state of your phone at any time you want, not to mention...
With TWRP installed, you can go ahead and dare for more: you have the chance to flash custom ROMs, kernels, and mods on your device (when they are available) and much more. For the HTC U Ultra users, thankfully, the...
Your Oppo’s F1 recovery environment is a piece of software that you rarely see. It’s what your device uses to install Android updates, to restore itself to factory settings, and perform other tasks. Google’s default recovery mode is pretty basic,...
If you want to root, flash a custom ROM, or dig into the innards of your LG G5, then a custom recovery like TWRP is the best choice. Well, I don’t like to say it, but the truth is that...
Do you want to root and install TWRP Recovery on your Oppo F1S (A1601)? Well, there is no one blaming you for that. Rooting means getting access to all those secret placed from your phone; as for the TWRP recovery,...
