Android How To Tutorials by People High On Android!
While OnePlus 6 root method works fine as it is, TWRP officially released their official version of TWRP, which makes rooting the OnePlus 6 slightly easier as now TWRP recovery can be easily booted using the command, “fastboot boot TWRP”. Now, you can also install TWRP recovery permanently with the TWRP installer ZIP file but I do not recommend it as it has a bug where the user may end up in a bootloop.
In this tutorial, we show you how to root your Google Pixel or Pixel XL smartphone. Rooting will allow you to get full “admin” access so you can install rooted apps such as Viper4Audio, Xposed, Titanium Backup app, and much more.
Whether you want to get rid of ads while browsing the web or simply want to skip ads while playing you favorite game on your Android device, there are many simple ways to block ads.
GPS Spoofing can be useful for those of you who cannot go outside or walk around for playing Pokemon Go at the comfort of your home. Although there is a flawless Pokemon Go hack that allows you to do that, it requires to root your Android smartphone and you may not be such a techie to actually root your phone.
Previously I explained how to backup and restore android apps. But in this tutorial, I will be explaining the method of backing up apps and app data.
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Android does a pretty good job with multitasking, or at least the recents app was a pretty good way to multi-task prior to the Lollipop update. With Lollipop, you have not only open and running apps in your recents, you also have apps that have been opened (even if they aren’t running), and webpages that you have opened. This list continues to build and build until you eventually have a huge cluster of mess. The new recents tab is basically unusable.