Those users who are eagerly waiting for an Android M change on their Samsung Galaxy Note 3, have the opportunity to take their user experience to the next level. How can they do that? They should follow the below guidelines in...
Do you want to root your Sony Xperia ZL on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop OS? Join the club! I bet that you cannot wait to unlock the full potential of your Android device and I totally support your decision, but don’t forget...
Have you heard the fact that the new Exodus ROM is now available for the OnePlus 2 device? The new version of this firmware is based on the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop system – moreover, this is an official build of Android Lollipop...
As we all know Google finally released the new Android M 6.0 firmware along with its new Nexus lineup. However, for now the Marshmallow update is being officially available only for Nexus branded devices and for several other smartphones such...
The official Android 6.0 Marshmallow images have been released to the Android Developer site and this means just one thing: every single Nexus owner has the chance to flash the appropriate version and enjoy the Marshmallow features. What about the...
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?...
Here I want to share a simple rooting guide with SuperSU for all Google Nexus 7 LTE devices that are currently running on the stock Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS, build number of MRA58K. You shouldn’t be too surprised to find...
It’s been a while since Google has officially announced what the M in Android M stands for, and now we all know that it is Marshmallow. Like previous versions of Android, it has already started to roll out to phones...
Android Marshmallow was recently released and believe it or not, we can already talk about a root method available to all the devices running the new operating system. Well, the root developer Chainfire is back in the center of attention...
Have you also heard about the Android 6.0 Marshmallow Root for Nexus 7 WiFi? Chainfire is the one taking the credit for that and you know that this is not an easy task as long as I am talking about...
