I am back with fresh news for OnePlus 3 owners all over the world! The XDA Senior Member helandortega has posted a tutorial showing you how to enable system-wide round icon support on this device and I know that you’ve...
Do you want to root your Android device, but you are not ready to accept all the compromises coming along with a procedure? If you dream of enjoying apps like Android Pay, Pokemon Go on your rooted device, of still...
Square it! is a basic, minimal, and relaxing game in which all you have to do is use a block to create a colored square. To tell you the truth, this game has such a relaxing gameplay and a smart...
Lineage OS is just another CyanogenMod face and it is quite similar to the version that you probably miss. The name has been changed and the logo is different, but the new Lineage OS is born to take place of...
If strategy games are your thing, then Trolls vs. Vikings might be your next thing. You have come to the right place to open your eyes to the truth about the wondrous world of trolls and the pesky Viking invaders!...
Lineage OS, for the Storm (kipper), comes as the new CyanogenMod! You all know that CyanogenMod has been shut down now and all the Official developments have been stopped for CM but the good news is that they have announced Lineage...
Today I want to show you how easy is to install Google Pixel Experience ROM on your OnePlus 3. The Pixel Experience ROM has been developed by an XDA recognized contributor (t-shock) and it can offer you only the best....
I don’t want to say anything bad about your Oppo F1, but quite the opposite, I think that it is quite a capable device. However, there are certain power users who want the best from their handsets and since root...
Cyanogen Mod was probably the most popular Custom Android ROM ever. Despite of that, on 31st December it has been discontinued, due to some internal conflicts within CynogenMod Inc. and this is already history. People were worried, but this happened...
Your Oppo’s F1 recovery environment is a piece of software that you rarely see. It’s what your device uses to install Android updates, to restore itself to factory settings, and perform other tasks. Google’s default recovery mode is pretty basic,...
