Are you thinking of updating your HTC One M8 with Android 4.4.2 powered ViperOneM8 Custom ROM? Be sure that you won’t regret the decision as long as the features coming along with this ViperOneM8 1.1.0 are truly impressive: added Google...
Have you bought an early version of the Samsung Galaxy S5? Of course it’s not your problem whether you device has been among the first Galaxy S5 devices developed or not, but if it was then you might have some...
HTC One M8 is an ideal choice and we are sure that you don’t regret the decision of buying it, but as it always happens, it has shipped with stock recovery software. For those of you who don’t know and...
Any Android smartphone can get bricked and this includes your recently bought HTC One M8 (2014 edition). So, before screaming “what did I do wrong?”, you should understand that soft bricks generally occur right after you attempt applying an unofficial operation...
Are you the happy owner of a new HTC One M8? Then, it might be the ideal time to be talking about the possibility of updating your Android smartphone by making it clear from the start that we are talking about...
It’s not so long since the release of HTC’s One M8 handset, but you can imagine that developers have already been able to root it. For those of you who don’t know, rooting means gaining admin rights to your HTC...
HTC wants us to believe that we can do everything with its new HTC One M8, but we all know that this is far from the truth. If you really want to unleash the full potential of your new smartphone,...
As you probably know, Xperia Z2 can be updated with both stock / official Android firmware and with custom ROMs software, according to your wish, but you must be careful about something. We are talking about one method for the...
Do you want to unlock Xperia Z2 Bootloader? You are not the only one having that in mind. Unlocking the bootloader gives you the possibility to put custom ROMs, kernels and boot images on your Xperia Z2, not to mention...
Many of you don’t use the term “bricked” properly. We want to tell you from the start that it might be a hardware-related problem and you can’t do anything about it, as the Android smartphone is no longer user-repairable; or we...
