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There are numerous reasons as to why you should root your Sony Xperia XA Ultra. Some of these reasons are that you want to gain extra control over your device, add new root-only apps, flash stock ROMs and stock kernels on the device, and so on. While that’s fine and it’s really good that you can add whatever content you want to your device without any restrictions from the stock ROM, sometimes users go a little too far customizing the device and that results in bad performance of the device and broken functionalities. If you’re one of those users who’ve […]

The Sony Xperia XA Ultra comes from Sony’s X series of phones which is company’s latest lineup for smartphones after the Z series. The phone has been priced at quite an affordable rate and features some of the really nice features such as a 6″ inch screen, an Octa-core processor, 3GB of RAM, and a 21.5MP primary camera. On the software side, the device runs Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow but the company has promised the device will get the Nougat update very soon. While Marshmallow runs really great and provides almost all the features you would expect from an Android device,

If you’ve rooted your Huawei Mate 9, you’ve probably enjoyed some of the greatest custom Android developments on your device. From the very useful root-only apps to gorgeous custom ROMs, everything can be run on a rooted Huawei Mate 9. However, if you’ve overdone customizing on the device and it has led to something weird and has made your device cluttered, then that’s not a good thing for sure. If that sounds like you, you have a way to get all the things back to their place which means you have a way to unroot and get your device back

Huawei has launched the successor of the Mate 8 this month and the new phone is called the Huawei Mate 9 as we all thought. The phone packs some of the really good specifications that include a 5.9″ inch LCD screen, 64GB internal memory, 4GB of RAM, and a 20MP camera. On the software side, the phone runs the latest and greatest Android 7.0 Nougat on-board which is the latest version of the Android OS available for the public. While you can definitely enjoy some of the great features of Android 7.0 on this phone as it runs this version

The OnePlus 3T is successor to the OnePlus 3 which was launched a few months ago. The 3T comes packed with 6GB of RAM, 64/128GB internal memory, and a 16MP camera. The phone comes at a great price and you can buy it without having to break the bank. Although the phone’s loaded with all the features and runs Android 6.0 Marshmallow with a planned upgrade to Android 7.0 Nougat, there’re still many things that can be improved on it. On an Android device, many things can be customized if you just root it. The same is with the OnePlus

The Huawei P9 Lite is a variant of the original Huawei P9 that also has another variant called P9 Plus. The P9 Lite, as the name implies, is a lightweight competitor phone that comes with some great specs including 2GB and 3GB RAM options, 16GB internal storage, and Android 6.0 Marshmallow on-board. Even though the phone runs the latest version of Android on-board, there’re still many features that it doesn’t pack with itself and those can be added by rooting it. When you root an Android phone, you allow yourself to load the so-called root-only apps on the phone that

If you ever want to try out an Android phone without damaging your wallet, then Samsung’s Duos series is for you. These phones are inexpensive phones that run Android and also have dual SIM slots for you to be connected two carriers at the same time. One of these phones is the Samsung Galaxy S Duos 3. The phone has a decent version of Android, has a 1GHz dual-core processor, and has 4GB internal storage. As for the other specs, they’re good but not so great as, of course, being a budget phone it really can’t have all the bells

Since rooting your LG V20 gives you tons of options to customize your device to a greater extent, many users just go a little too far doing that and eventually end-up messing their device. Either they break the software things on the device or they just over-customize their device and can’t get it back to the normal mode. If you’re in such a situation and your LG V20 is loaded with tons of things that you now regret doing (or perhaps you’re bored of them), then there’s a simple way to get your device back to what it was –

Not so long ago, LG launched the LG V20 phone that featured a 5.7″ inch screen, Dual 16MP camera, 32/6GB internal storage with support for a microSD card up to 256GB, and last but not least – Android 7.0 Nougat running on-board. With all that specs on-board, it was obvious for the phone to be praised by its owners. However, the only thing that wasn’t so great about it was its price. It was a little too much for what you were getting from the phone but that just couldn’t stop the LG fans from getting the phone and enjoying