by Dan Evans, 3 months ago

The Sprint LG Optimus G LG-LS970 is finally free. The hardworking developers of the XDA Developers forum have come up with ways to root the phone, unlock its bootloader, and even install custom recovery. Through…

by Ken East, 3 months ago

There are a lot of things you can do with Android devices, thanks to the variety of customizations that developers are cooking up and the apps emerging on the Google Play Store. However, a custom…

by Ken East, 4 months ago

Users are still feeling bad about Motorola’s not unlocking the bootloader for the Droid RAZR HD. Though it’s possible to root the phone without unlocking the bootloader, a locked bootloader still limits further development. On…

by Dan Evans, 4 months ago

The beauty of Android is the option to go beyond the out-of-the-box experience and to truly make your device your own. The first step to doing this is to root your device. The next is…

by Ken East, 4 months ago

Users and developers rejoiced when the Motorola RAZR HD XT925′s bootloader was officially unlocked. This means that users who have started to get dissatisfied with their phone’s out-of-the-box performance can optimize it with a variety…

by Carl Parker, 4 months ago

One of the most challenging steps in customizing your phone is rooting it and unlocking its bootloader. If you’re a newbie user, the words “rooting” and “bootloader unlock” sound like a warranty nightmare and you’d…

by Ken East, 5 months ago

The Nexus name never fails to make Android users ask — what could be next? Who’ll be manufacturing the next best Android device? Things just get better and more exciting every time a new Nexus…

by Carl Parker, 5 months ago

The Google Nexus 4 is certainly one of the top phones in the market today. With its razor-sharp display and great battery performance, I’m sure Nexus 4 users are happy with this phone’s features. For…

by Ken East, 5 months ago

A guide for flashing a custom recovery here, a guide for unlocking bootloader there, and another guide for rooting your phone here. For an Android newbie, all this information could be overwhelming, not to mention…

by Carl Parker, 6 months ago

Apart from ClockworkMod Recovery, TeamWin Recovery Project, fondly known as TWRP Recovery, is another custom recovery you can choose to flash to your Android device. These recoveries may have varying features, but we’re pretty sure…

by Carl Parker, 6 months ago

Up the ante of your Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 with the latest version of the popular touch-based custom recovery, TWRP Recovery. The most recent build for the Galaxy S3 I9300, version 2.3.1.0, still includes the…

by Dan Evans, 7 months ago

Can you believe it’s been a few months since ClockworkMod Touch Recovery reached version 6.0? We gave you a guide on how to flash ClockworkMod Touch Recovery 6.0.1.0 to your Samsung Galaxy S3, but if…

by Carl Parker, 7 months ago

TWRP Recovery, a custom recovery that sports a touch-based interface, is your handy dandy tool for flashing custom ROMs, as well as performing device management such as backups and wipes. With the Amazon Kindle Fire’s…

by Carl Parker, 7 months ago

TWRP Recovery is a commonly used custom recovery for Android devices. This software, like other popular custom recoveries such as ClockworkMod Recovery, is essential for flashing custom ROMs, as well as performing device utilities like…

by Alvin Ybañez, 7 months ago

ClockworkMod Touch Recovery is an essential tool in Android development. For starters, this tool can be for wiping phone data, creating backups, and flashing custom ROMs to your Android device. This tool can also be…