Showing posts with label Root. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Root. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 May 2013

How To Root Samsung Galaxy S4

Samsung Galaxy S4
Smart phone lovers have just got new stuff in their list, with the recent showcase of Galaxy S4 by Samsung. “The bigger is better” and so has proven by the new phone which comes with 4.99 inch screen. The features are somewhat similar to its ancestor S3. However, when it comes to count on weight, S4 is 10 g lighter than the S3.

Friday, 12 October 2012

All-In-One Toolkit For Galaxy Note 2 To Root, Flash, Backup And More

As soon as any new device arrives in the market, the first thing that people would show their interest is the ease of rooting that particular device. It happened the same way with Samsung when they announced the release of their new creation Galaxy Note 2. The specifications can urge a person to root it out on its first use! One of the Samsung’s fans on XDA-developers community found out an amazing tool-kit to customize this new tablet-come-smartphone and I thought I should share it with all of you who want to enjoy the most of this great looking smartphone.

Saturday, 6 October 2012

How To Root Kindle Paperwhite

Root Kindle Paperwhite
Amazon has been under flimflam recently because of its new addition to the Kindle Family known as Kindle Paperwhite. The features are amazing and all the e-readers around the world are demanding for it. According to CNN’s review on latest gadgets, new Kindle Paperwhite is a protagonist and is worth rooting for! Its amazing UI interface and other utilities can aggravate an e-reader lover to root it on the first use. Though being sold out within just two days after its official release, it was quite surprising to know that people had already started rooting it! This surely should be great news for the desperate Kindle fans who want to jailbreak their new device as soon as they get it. Here’s an easy way to do it.

Tuesday, 7 February 2012

How To Manually Activate Google Wallet On Verizon Galaxy Nexus

Last year Google announced the Google Wallet that is a cool alternative of the traditional payment system, using this system a user just need to tap his/her mobile on the reader and that's it. Your payment is done, isn't it cool and convenient? But from last month there were numerous rumors that Verizon blocked the Google Wallet and Verizon still rejecting these reports. Well who cares, as I'm going to tell you a simple procedure using which you will be able to experience the Google Wallet on your Galaxy Nexus.