In this tutorial, we will show you how to install custom recovery and get root access on your 2nd generation Moto G 2014 edition. Custom recovery and root access on your Moto G (2014) gives vast opportunities such as backup and restore firmware, flash custom ROMs, apply various tweaks and changes that Motorola ignored to make.
Galaxy Note 4 is the latest gadget by Samsung. Like any Android device, you might want to boot your Galaxy Note 4 into recovery mode for various reasons. For example, resetting your device when it may be impossible to boot into it, delete system cache to speed up the device, etc. need to enter into recovery mode.
Custom recovery is great, but it limits your ability to receive OTA update. However, now it is possible to switch between custom recovery and stock recovery with an application called Simple Recovery Switcher. It can be very useful if your device gets frequent OTA update that the manufacture push to keep your phone up to date.
Entering into Recovery mode on Moto X, Moto G and Moto E is little tricky. In recovery mode, users can carry out various tasks. For instance, factory reset when your phone became unresponsive, delete system cache to speed up the phone and improve battery performance, wipe data and more. Follow the guide below to enter into recovery mode on the Moto X, G and E
OnePlus One is the latest entry to the Android smartphone market. If you own this great device, and looking for customizing it to your likings, you need to unlock its bootloader, install a custom recovery like TWRP and get root access on it. Follow below simple guide and enjoy all the benefits of rooting and advantages of custom recovery on your OnePlus One.
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.