We already told you that you can install the TWRP Recovery on Galaxy s6 Edge by using Odin, but if you are already rooted, we have a much easier solution for you. To be more precise, you can use the...
Android will always remain our first choice when it comes to different OS versions. We love that Android gives us the possibility of customizing and optimizing the firmware and through this, the possibility of powering up the performances of our...
ClockworkMod is a dedicated software available for the Android system, commonly referred to as CWM and used especially on update types of operations. Once flashed, this recovery can easily replace the stock recovery of your Samsung Galaxy S6, not to...
Your waiting time is over now as you can easily Flash TWRP recovery on your Samsung Galaxy S6. There is no mystery on the fact that TWRP is a very popular touch-based custom recovery, so we think that it doesn’t...
Do you want to update your Samsung Galaxy S6 with a custom ROM firmware or to make a Nandroid backup before applying other custom procedures? In such a case, it’s obviously that a custom recovery image will be required, so...
Galaxy S6 can be easily customized and optimized if you first learn how to enter and use recovery mode. That’s why I have decided to assist you; so during the following lines I will try to teach you everything that’s...
Galaxy Note 2 just received the new CyanogenMod release thanks to those of xda-developers who have managed to bring a compatible Android 5.1 Lollipop firmware for the second gen. of Galaxy Note. Thus, now if you are interested, you can...
Android 5.1 Lollipop can be anytime installed on your Sony Xperia Z3. All you have to do for enjoying the latest Android firmware is to download and flash the new CM 12.1 custom ROM. But, should you do that, or...
As I have already told you, CM 12.1 has been released for your Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 which means that you can now update your phone to latest Android 5.1 Lollipop OS. The ROM might not be an official Android...
More and more unofficial ports of CyanogenMod 12.1 are being released, thus new devices are being added to the “supported list”. Well, it seems that those of xda-developers are working hardly for pushing compatible Android 5.1 updates for almost all...
