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Easiest Way to Install CWM and TWRP Custom Recovery on any Android Phone

June 24, 2014
Kannan
How to, Mobile

CWM and TWRP custom recoveries have several advancements over the stock recovery on Android phones. The stock recovery is very basic and has few functions like resetting an Android phone when it may be impossible to boot into it. Custom recoveries such as CWM and TWRP has advanced features such as option for making a full system backup (Nandroid backup), flashing custom ROMs, Fixing Permissions, etc. though the device need to be rooted or have unlocked bootloader.

Root and Install Custom Recovery (CWM 6.0.1.2) On Lenovo A390 (How to)

January 24, 2014
Kannan
How to, Mobile

Lenovo A390 is an entry-level smartphones that comes with extensive feature sets offering a great experience at a low price. If you own this device and looking for installing custom recovery (CWM) on it here is how it is. By installing custom recovery on Lenovo A390, you will be able to install custom ROMs, apps and apply various tweaks to make it your own.

Easiest Way To Find And Install Correct TWRP Recovery Image For Android

August 15, 2013
Kannan
How to, Mobile

If you are new to Android, you probably want to know about the recovery mode. Every Android device has a recovery mode, which can be accessed with hardware key combinations (volume keys and power button). The main purpose of recovery is to provide a way to reset an Android device when it may be impossible to boot into it. However, the stock recovery is very basic and offers few functions only.

Step by Step Guide to Root Galaxy S4 GT-I9500

May 19, 2013
Kannan
How to

Samsung’s flagship smartphone for the year, the Galaxy S4 has gone on sale worldwide and the huge demand for the device just proves how popular the device is. However, for many users an important issue when choosing a phone is how open it is to being rooted and modded, and how active the developer scene is for the handset. The Galaxy S4 includes in this category, though Samsung introduced a more closed system towards rooting.

Root Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 on XXMC8 Firmware & Install ClockWorkMod Recovery 6.0.2.8

April 10, 2013
Kannan
How to

Recently Samsung has rolled out Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean update for the Galaxy Ace 2 (GT-I8160) device. If you have updated your Galaxy Ace 2 to the official Jelly Bean (4.1.2) firmware (XXMC8), you might lose your phone’s root status, so you no longer able to flash apps, kernel or custom ROM (flashing means system files are replaced) come in the .zip format on your device.