You might want to root your Nexus 5 (and other Nexus devices) after Android 5.0 Lollipop update. Chainfire, developer of the popular one click “CF Auto Root” tool has already released rooting solution for Nexus 5, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 on Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Meizu’s Android 4.4.4 KitKat based Flyme OS looks and acts a lot like iOS with a great level of refinement and attention to perfection, but holds all the Android features. A ‘Flyme OS’ port is now available for Nexus 5 that you can install on your phone and enjoy a totally different user experience on your Nexus 5.
A great advantage of Nexus 5 is that you can very easily unlock and relock its bootloader, but there are few disadvantages also. Firstly, unlocking the bootloader will wipe your Nexus 5 completely for security reasons, and secondly though you can relock the bootloader from fastboot, there is no guaranty that it can revert your device to factory state for warranty purpose.
Recently I have come across a Play Store error on my Nexus 5 after updating it to the Android 4.4.4 KitKat. When I open Play Store, it repeatedly pop ups an error message and stopped working. After a little research, I have found a solution and immediately solved it.
After a few weeks of running Android L Developer Preview, you might want to uninstall it from your Nexus 5 and restore the KitKat. As the stable version of Android L will not be with us until this autumn and the developer preview was never intended to be used as a daily device, it is better to uninstall it from your device.
MIUI ROM from the Chinese Android smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi gives a fresh look to the phone and its simple interface makes everything easy to find. You can install MIUI ROM on your Nexus 5 and enjoy all its features. Just follow the installation guide given below.