Google’s most popular Nexus phone, the Nexus 5, is ready for the big Android 8.0 change. Google added smarter bundled notifications, battery life changes, and picture-in-picture mode; even more, the app icons are now dynamic and can display info such...
Google’s Android v8.0 is officially out, and it has been named Android Oreo. While Nexus and Pixel users can flash the new version of the OS, courtesy of Google, other smartphone users still have to wait for the update for...
The final version of Android 8.0 Oreo already made its entrance and I bet that you are already thinking of having the chance to get your hands on the latest version of Android. Things are spectacular – after all, the...
The latest version of Flyme 6 OS is finally here, available for a variety of Android phones. Flyme 6 is the latest OS recently released by Meizu and in case of not already knowing it, let me assure you of...
Sony Mobile has started to roll out the Android 7.1.1 Nougat firmware update for the Xperia Z5 range and I am sure of the fact that this is what you were looking for. Google originally released version 7.1.1 almost seven...
Flyme 6 is the most recent version of Meizu’s custom Android skin that was specifically designed for the company’s own smartphone offerings. That’s the perfect time to install Meizu Flyme OS 6 ROM on your OnePlus 3, so waste no...
A while ago ClockworkMod was the most popular custom recovery for pretty much every mainstream Android device. Things have changed a lot over the years, with a newer player entering the game believe it or not, TeamWin Recovery Project is...
OnePlus 3 was a piece of joy that launched in June 2016, but its glory took no longer than five months. Well, as many of you know, OnePlus released the upgraded OnePlus 3T and everyone loved this handset more. That...
With TWRP installed, you can go ahead and dare for more: you have the chance to flash custom ROMs, kernels, and mods on your device (when they are available) and much more. For the HTC U Ultra users, thankfully, the...
I have always seen the TWRP recovery as a sort of gateway through which you can flash custom ROMs, but the first thing that crosses my mind is none other than getting root access. After all, the most entrusted method...
