Bloatware are applications installed in your device by network carriers such as Verizon, AT&T, Rogers, Sprint etc. These apps may or may not utilized fully by all users and yet it consume considerable-high memory of your device. The consequence o... »
Are you a happy HTC One users? With all pre-installed carriers’ application on your device, I doubt if you are experiencing unexpected battery drain, running low in memory even without open any application etc. The main reason behind this circumstanc... »
After you have rooted your Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, you might just stop here by doing nothing in advance or simply uninstall some bloatware pre-installed in your device. Or, you have better idea to have customized rom installed in your Galaxy Note 8.... »
By now, you should have a rooted Samsung Galaxy S4 on hand. Check out our guide on how to root Samsung Galaxy S4 for all variant before proceed to the next section of the tutorial. We always recommend to check the root access using root checker as th... »
Right after your Galaxy S4 rooted using the motochopper root package, you might start looking for a custom recovery installation either with CWM or TWRP. TWRP provide a fully touch driven user interface, which no volume or power buttons are to be use... »
