What to Do After Rooting Android: 10 Useful Things
Just rooted your Android phone? Here are 10 useful things to do next, from saving stock firmware and backing up apps to ad blocking, plus old tricks to skip.
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Just rooted your Android phone? Here are 10 useful things to do next, from saving stock firmware and backing up apps to ad blocking, plus old tricks to skip.
Learn how to remotely turn off your Android device just by sending an SMS, with the Remote Power Off app by XDA developer Ravindu Shah.
Download Pokémon GO on Android from the official Google Play Store. Check the developer, the device requirements and the sign-in options before you install.
Charge your Android phone faster with a supported charger, a wall outlet and fast charging turned on. Keep it cool, and skip games and videos while it charges.
In this tutorial, we have shown you how can you find Direct Link Of Any Movie Using Google Dorks. This is easy tutorial and with explanation of code…
Learn how to give Facebook a flat Material Design look in Google Chrome with one simple extension, and how to see who visited your profile.
Task killers and RAM cleaners make Android slower, not faster. Here's why, what Android 14 changed, and what to do instead when your phone feels slow.
In this article, we have mentioned a simple trick to Trace Location of a Person by Chatting On WhatsApp or Facebook. This can be done using a small hack.
Notepad in Windows 11 now has tabs, Markdown, spell check and AI. Here are the tricks that still work, from the .LOG diary to a Matrix effect.
Facebook Chat Enabler no longer works, but you can still chat on Facebook without Messenger. Use facebook.com on a computer or the Messenger app on your phone.
A dangerous bug called the Quad Rooter Exploit was found in Snapdragon devices. Learn what it is, how to check your phone and how to stay safe.
Copy text from any photo or screenshot on Android with Google Lens, Circle to Search, Pixel's Select button or Samsung's T button. No typing needed.