Gadget & Mobile Phone Tips

The newly announced Sony Xperia S has gained popularity from the company’s big fans. Through the entire specifications it has, there is no wonder if many developments cannot hold themselves to make something good in effort of releasing the true ability of this phone. Unlocked bootloader has become an integral part to open the chance of rooting the device and installing a custom ROM on the Sony Xperia S. If you had expected a method to unlock the bootloader on an Xperia S, today is your lucky day, as the XDA-Developers forum member and developer DoomLoRD has shared a guide to unlock the bootloader on Xperia S that takes most of its essence from lollylost100’s guide for unlocking the bootloader on an Xperia Arc. Therefore, simply read on this article to learn how to unlock the Xperia S’ bootloader. Continue reading ‘Step by Step Guide to Unlock Bootloader on Sony Xperia S’ »

Good news for you the Samsung Galaxy S II users, as the Ice Cream Sandwich ICS 4.0.3 for your device has been made available. If you have expected the update running on your device, simply read on this article to get the Ice Cream Sandwich ICS 4.0.3 run on your Samsung Galaxy S II i9100. Continue reading ‘Systematic Guide to Upgrade Samsung Galaxy S II i9100 to Ice Cream Sandwich ICS 4.0.3’ »

The Samsung’s second-generation famous phone, Samsung Galaxy S II i9100 brings many excitements to its users. Through the Samsung Galaxy S II i9100’s powerful specification offered to the fans, the device seems ready to deliver great experience of high-tech phone to its users. Recently an Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3 I9100XXLPB has been made available for the device and in case you have updated your Samsung Galaxy S II i9100 with this version, there is another good news for you. Now there is available a method to root the device as well as installing the custom recovery for the Samsung Galaxy S II i9100 running Ice Cream Sandwich ICS 4.0.3 I9100XXLPB users. Therefore, read on this article to learn how to root and install the custom recovery on the device. Continue reading ‘Step by Step Guide to Root and Install Custom Recovery on Samsung Galaxy S II i9100 running Ice Cream Sandwich ICS 4.0.3 I9100XXLPB’ »

Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570, it was released for the first time at 2011 and gained attention from the budget customers since the day one of its release. Released with bringing all the goodness of Android 2.2 Froyo, now the users of Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 have chance to enjoy the Gingerbread 2.3.6 update. Simply just what the developers did when an update released for the other Android devices, one of the Android developers made a method that makes the entire of Gingerbread 2.3.6 updated Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 to have chance of gaining root access of their device. If you are one of device user who has expected the rooting method, simply read on this article to learn how to get everything done. Continue reading ‘Guide to Root Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 running Gingerbread 2.3.6’ »

The development of Android operating system is running very fast. Once the company decided to push out the operating system update for their device, the developer then will be very busy trying developing the method for rooting it as well as doing other attempts to reveal the true ability of the device. Recently, the users of HTC Desire A8181 receive good news related to their chance to update their device to Gingerbread 2.3.3. This is what eventually make the developers such in rush for finding the method of rooting, gaining S-Off and install custom recovery on the updated HTC Desire A8181.

If you have expected the method to root, gain S-Off and install recovery on your updated HTC Desire A8181, today could be your lucky day, as by finishing this article you will know how get those things done. Therefore, read on this article to learn about how to root, gain S-Off and install recovery on the updated HTC Desire A8181. Continue reading ‘Systematic Guide to Root, S-Off and Install Custom Recovery on HTC Desire A8181 running on Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread’ »

Previously Android Market, but now the Android fans know it as Google Play Store. Just right after Google announced Google Play as the replacement for Android Market, the company released Google Play Store for devices running froyo and higher through OTA. Unfortunately, not every Android user can enjoy this over-the-air release, as they might have not received the update yet. Regarding to this issue, those who have not received the update, just sit back and relax, because the solution is now available for you. The solution comes in form of APK of the brand new Android Market or also known as Google Play Store. The main object of Google for releasing Google Play is providing the Android users a unified platform for exploring contents, such as apps, games, books, movies and music. An impressive appearance of the new Google application store is also offered on the web’s new interface’s appearance. There is nothing much of changes offered by the application store, apart from the icon and the name of the application. Read on this article to find out how to get Google Play on your Android device. Continue reading ‘Step by Step Instruction to Download and Install APK of Google Play Store’ »

Though it has not been yet released officially, one of Android running phones, the HTC One X has been successfully rooted. Previously, there are many devices rooted even before its time to be released officially. The highly anticipated HTC’s phone seems to be the Taiwan based company’s flagship device, as it has been equipped with the NVIDIA Tegra 3 chipset and boasting the second generation of SLCD with an HD resolution at 1280 x 720 on a 4.7” screen. Among those powerful specifications, one specification that could be its biggest selling point is the device will run the Google’s operating system Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. A modified boot.img that is called Superboot has been released by PaulOBrien over at Modaco to gain root access of the HTC One X. If you are interested to learn about how to gain root access through this method, simply read on this article. Continue reading ‘Systematic Guide to Root the Unreleased HTC One X’ »