Rooting was never an easy process on Samsung Galaxy Note 2, a device that promised to be an alternative for the 7-inch touchscreen solution. With a 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED screen, a quad-core processor and an original Android 4.1 preinstalled,...
There is no reason to worry, Nexus 7 owners; now you can also root your 2013 Nexus 7 and there are plenty of reasons for you to want that. Once you’ve rooted your tablet, you’ll gain the ability to install...
Not too long ago an XDA Forum member (Justin Case) has released a new rooting app for several devices. The list isn’t that long, but it certainly includes exactly those handsets that we were interested about: none other than Motorola...
You probably already know that you can have a completely new Android experience by rooting your Samsung device with the One Click Root solution. And we are literally talking about just a single click which lets you root your Android...
Nowadays rooting an Android handset is one of the most common things that you do after you purchase a smartphone or a tablet. It is easier than ever, it has lots of advantages and it helps you to gain full...
Are you thinking about your Sony Xperia device? Here we have an ideal method which can help you gain the root access on your handset in no more than a minute, without performing any sort of risky operations. The number...
With Google recently releasing Jelly Bean 4.3 update for Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10, all of you Nexus addicts around the world would want to update your devices manually at a certain point, and to do that, you...
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...
If you are the owner of a Verizon HTC One and you are looking to get the most out of this powerful smart phone, you may want to root the device in order to unlock the system and allow for...
Android 4.3 Jelly Bean was announced late last month, making SELinux the security system for Android. Some are worried about rooting, as the access will be made differently with the new security. Root Explorer is now requesting Superuser access. SELinux...
