Nexus 6 was recently released along with stock Android 5.0 Lollipop OS. But like on any Android based smartphone, things can get better, even if we are talking about latest Android firmware and latest hardware performances. How? Well, the easiest...
Google is providing Android 5.0 Lollipop updates for its Nexus devices. Now, even though OTA releases will be rolled out gradually, factory images are already available for all the Nexus branded smartphones and tablets out there, including Google Nexus 4....
Similar with Nexus branded devices, Motorola Moto G will receive official Android 5.0 Lollipop firmware during the following days. A leaked and test version of the stock Lollipop firmware is already available and can be manually flashed on the Moto...
Using a one click root solution for unlocking your Motorola Moto X is great. There is already such a root method available for your phone, though the same can be applied only on Android KitKat OS. So, what should you...
If you’ve rooted your LG G3, there are also big chances to be wondering how to unroot it as well. We are not here to judge you: maybe you need to do that and start back from scratch, despite of...
Here we have a new guide that can be used by LG Optimus Dynamic owners from all over the world. Are you interested on finding a way for easily rooting your handset? It’s not that people would want to give...
One thing is known for sure: we all hate lags in our devices and LG G3 is no exception to that! If you are a gamer, then they probably interrupt your fights and attacks; if you are a developer, they...
In case you are thinking in rooting your Sony Xperia device, then you should know that those of xda-developers just released a new one click root method that might be compatible with your Android based device. In that matter, senior...
You know that LG G3 is one of the best Android devices from the current market, but we are sure that many of you are thinking about rooting it. If your G3 is not rooted, you won’t be able to run...
Do you remember that Super SU developer Chainfire has spotted a set of commits in the SELinux git letting us to believe that we’ll have some sort of a blockage of write access to /system partition on devices even with...
