Did you know that you can update your LG G2 to latest Android 4.4.2 KitKat? The official update is expected around February or March 2014, but now you can use the Beanstalk custom ROM thanks to the Derteufel and Slim...
Milestone 1 (M1) CM 11 Custom ROM can be downloaded for Samsung Nexus 10 as we are speaking. This built is also available for anyone who currently owns an actively AOSP-supported Nexus device, being ready to offer an improved battery...
The new CM 11 build custom ROM from CyanogenMod team is already available for a variety of Google Nexus devices such as Google Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7, as well as Nexus 7 (2013). Although this Custom ROM is...
If you are thinking about updating your Android device to Android 4.4 KitKat firmware using Custom ROMs, then you must first know a few elementary things about them. These Custom ROMs have different levels of stability, as well as various...
Galaxy S4 GT-I9505 owners can now enjoy Android 4.4.1 KitKat with Carbon Rom that you have probably heard about. This aftermarket firmware is of course based on the Android Open Source Project and might sound like an interesting idea for...
Back in February, XDA unveiled a forum for smartwatches. With a lot of rumors surrounding these amazing devices, smartwatches that run on Android have gained a lot of popularity among users. In this respect, the latest released Samsung Galaxy Gear...
What’s the first thing to consider when buying a new smartphone? Well, beside its default capabilities (access to the Internet, use social networks, play games, run apps, take pictures and watching movies) you must be interested in tweaking its system....
Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 is the budget friendly version of the Galaxy Note 2. The phablet is coming with decent specs and features, though it’s really hard to compare its performances with the Note ones. But that’s not that relevant...
The TWRP 3.0.0 now available for Android devices must be in your attention. After all, TeamWin Recovery Project version 3.0.0 was released with new features integrated, new look, improved material design UI and various other minor bug fixes. Even more,...
Alongside Android Marshmallow, Google debuted a new Android feature called Chrome Custom Tabs, which lets developers to use Chrome as their in-app browser instead of WebView. Up to now, developers had no more than two options: they could choose to...
