The new Samsung Galaxy S7 is an amazing phone, but if you want to make Android a little more personalized than what Android Marshmallow has to offer, there is no way to avoid rooting. The best part is that Chainfire’s...
When it comes to Samsung’s latest smartphone, some S7 and S7 Edges are rootable, and some aren’t. The former are the global models which have Exynos processors, and the latter are the US models equipped with Snapdragon 820 processors. Those...
You already know the story: rooting an Android device gives a lot more control on your device and lets you decide what’s better for yourself. The advantages of rooting are numerous such as getting rid of those apps that you...
Things tend to move really fast these days and it seems that Chainfire’s popular root exploit, none other than CF-Auto-Root, is already available for the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge G935F. The root package has been customized by the developer in...
Even though there is no official TWRP recovery support for the HTC One A9 yet and there are only unofficial recovery images available for the One A9 at the moment, who says that you cannot have some fun? Read this guide on...
Android Marshmallow was recently released for various Nexus devices such as Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, as well as Nexus Player, and believe it or not, a root method was quickly made available to all these devices running the...
Should you root your Samsung Galaxy A7 on Android 5.0.2 Lollipop? There are plenty of reasons supporting such a decision: even if Android is amazing, it might not offer you some of the features you want. However, rooting can help...
With a Nexus device, it is obviously that you can never settle down! Google has just started rolling out the highly-anticipated Android 6.0 Marshmallow over-the-air update with build MRA58K for numerous Nexus devices including your Nexus 5 and now, there...
As you might now, LG has just released an update to its G4, which upgrades its firmware to the latest Android 5.1 Lollipop. With LG G4’s international variant getting the latest firmware, the T-Mobile carrier has also released an upgrade...
If you are the owner of a Sony Xperia Z running on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop and if you would like to get better performance out of your device, then I have a suggestion for you: why don’t you root it?...
