OEM Unlock

OEM unlock is for people who want to root or install custom recovery image on their Android smartphone. This option should be enabled from Android device first before they proceed any further. In other words, it is known as Bootloader and users who have rooted their smartphone before must be familiar with the term “unlocked…

Chainfire One-click Root Solution

One-click root can be so relaxing right, because you don’t have to worry about anything. Previously, you might wanna know how to one-click root BlueStacks 3 on your Windows running PC (32-bit). Similarly, Chainfire is one of the best company when it comes to provide one-click root solutions. Chainfire is known as the greatest one-click…

Enable USB Debugging

To enable the USB Debugging, follow the steps: Go to your Settings -> About Phone -> Now Tap on the Build Number 7-8 times then you will see message appeared on the screen i.e., “Developer option enabled” From Settings -> Developer options -> Enable USB Debugging 

Android Nougat 7.0

Android Nougat 7.0 is the sweetest release in the list of Android version so far. Nougat 7.0 version comes with some really amazing features that includes app shortcuts, multi window support for easy multitasking jobs done. Let me remind you more about Nougat 7.0, easy downgrade and upgrade between Android versions. Nougat 7.0 offers new…

Bloatware

The default Android programs installed on Android smartphone by the manufacturer are known as Bloatware. There are some programs pre-installed by the smartphone manufacturer itself and some people want to remove those programs. Why should you remove Bloatware from your Android Why would people wanna remove default Android programs i.e., Bloatware from Android? The reason…

Recovery Mode in Android

Recovery mode is especially designed to facilitate resetting and restoring the device process easy and therefore it has option for performing a factory data reset. Entering into recovery mode is required whenever you fix bugs in your Android device. You must have to perform recovery mode option when your device don’t work properly.

Factory Reset in Android

The Factory Reset will wipe all data from system partition, while leaving the internal storage files the same way these were before applying the data wipe. Settings → Privacy OR Backup and reset Settings → Factory Data Reset → Reset device → Erase everything Resetting a Non-Booting Device Power down your device. Before you begin the reset procedure, you will…

Bootloader

Bootloader is the heart of [glossary id=’16415′ slug=’android-rooting’ /] because bootloader allows you to install [glossary id=’16736′ slug=’custom-roms’ /] in your Android device. As Custom ROM is not as the same as original OS ([glossary id=’16737′ slug=’stock-rom’ /]). And Custom ROM can cause your phone and already installed apps to stop working exactly how it should work….

NAND

NAND flash memory is a type of non-volatile storage technology that does not require power to retain data. It’s a type of a Boolean operator that gives the value zero if and only if all the operands have a value of one, and otherwise has a value of one (equivalent to NOT AND). An important goal of…

TWRP

Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP) is a custom recovery built with ease-of-use and customization in mind. It started from the ground up by taking [glossary id=’17030′ slug=’aosp’ /] recovery and loading it with the standard recovery options, then added a lot of own features.  It’s a fully touch driven user interface – no more volume rocker…