Android 5.0 Lollipop Custom ROM for Samsung Galaxy Y S5360

When Android 5.0 Lollipop OS was announced it was assumed that this fresh new update will be only released for those flagship devices with good hardware specs. This means that the small end devices with low hardware compatibility will never be able to feel this update. But when it comes to custom ROMs all these assumptions can become true. The developers of third party custom ROMs are always working hard and with some great efforts they always come up with latest flavored Custom ROMs for devices which has least expectations to get the official update. Due to these Custom ROMs it has become so easy to experience those new customized features on any low end device. If your device is an aging one like Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 then it is pretty much sure that the latest Android L update will never be released for your phone. This is due to lack in hardware compatibility of Galaxy Y S5360. In this article we’ll be discussing how to install the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop Custom ROM on your Galaxy Y S5360.

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Features include multiple tabs, Google Drive, Box, Dropbox and network (SMB) support, SQLite database viewer, Text Editor, create and extract zip or tar/gzip files, extract rar archives, multi-select, execute scripts, search, remount, permissions, bookmarks, send files (via email, bluetooth etc), image thumbnails, APK binary XML viewer, change file owner/group, create symbolic link, "Open With" facility, MD5, create shortcuts.

Root the Galaxy Note 3 N900 and N9005

Samsung's newly released phablet flagship is making a splash worldwide, however many users don't want the huge array of pre-installed apps that Samsung usually implements into its devices. These are impossible to get rid of without rooting the device. Here is how to root the Galaxy Note 3 N900 and N9005. On your mark, get set, grab your phone, Go!

First, it's important that you are aware that, as always when tampering with your phone, there are risks involved and you could wind up with a ''brick'', a useless hunk of plastic good for the garbage. Not only that, rooting your phone, meaning accessing the core of your phone's software which is normally off bounds to users, will eliminate the manufacturer warranty. Neither AndroidPIT nor I will take any responsibility for damages incurred. If you are prepared for the risks and follow the steps exactly as outlined, let's get started with the tutorial.

Root your Symphony xplorer W20 & W30

In this trick your Symphony W20 and W30 will root in one click. I have tasted the process myself. I think this is the easiest way to rooting Symphony W20
I have root the Symphony W20  with E-root desktop application.
Root process isn’t 100% safe. It will destroy your phone Warranty. Before Root your Android device please read.
Why for root : You will get many advanced advantage in a rooted android device.

• 1. You can delete unwanted system apps.
• 2. You can backup all system and user apps + data.
• 3. You can backup your phone call logs, sms logs, setting etc.
• 4. You can integrated updated apps into ROM.
• 5. You can install custom ROM for batter performance.
• 6. You upgrade android version some of Android device.
• 7. You can change boot sound, boot animation, system ring tune etc.
• 8. You can over clocking CPU and GPU of Android device.

Root the Sony Xperia ZL

Sony debuted its latest smartphone in the Xperia lineup called Sony Xperia ZL January this year and it seems the phone’s really getting some good feedback from users all over the world. Packed with all the high-end features, the device promises to provide better performance to users and maybe it’s likely users would buy this device rather than going for a Samsung one. As with every Android device, a root method has become available for the Xperia ZL and it takes no more than a few minutes to perform it and get the result. After gaining root access on your device, you’ll have more control over your device than before, like you’ll be able to modify the system-files which isn’t possible with no root-access. This guide shows exactly how you can root your Sony Xperia ZL smartphone, so let’s get started with it

Root the HTC One (M8) with Toolkit

HTC’s newest flagship, the One (M8), is a great smartphone with the best in hardware and software. If you want to get more out of your device, and be able to do a bunch of modding, flash some great custom ROMs and have overall more control over it, you’ll need to root it first. Today we’ll explain how to do it using the Toolkit program.

Warning

This rooting tutorial will likely void the warranty on your HTC One (M8).
When rooting your device, ensure that you follow each step as described below and that you only use firmware that is designated for your device model or version.
Also, before going ahead with the rooting process, make sure you backup all of your phone’s data. There are various methods and apps to do this, you can also copy everything onto your PC.

Root HTC One on Android 4.2.2 and Install CWM/TWRP Recovery

HTC recently rolled out Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean software update for the HTC One which runs Android v4.1.2 out of box. Along with Android 4.2.2 upgrade, the official software brings an array of features to the Sense 5 UI. The update also adds several notable enhancements and bug fixes.

How To Root Samsung Galaxy S5

Pre-requisites

1. Install necessary USB Drivers for Galaxy S5 on the computer.
2. USB Debugging Mode should be enabled on the phone by navigating to Settings >> Developer Options.
3. Back up your important data using Helium app
4. At least 80 percent battery charge.
5. The CF-Auto-Root tool provided in this guide is compatible with Galaxy S5 (SM-G900F) only. Do not attempt installing it on incorrect
   variants as it may brick the device. Verify the model number of the
   Galaxy S5 by navigating to Settings >> About Phone.**

How to Root the Galaxy S3 i9300 on Android Jelly Bean 4.1

Warning! This rooting process is only for the Samsung Galaxy S3 GT-i9300 running on Android 4.1. Rooting has a lot of risks if you don't follow all the steps as indicated and if you mess around, you may end up with a useless brick of a phone. To avoid the chance of losing your files, please back up your data completely before starting this process. Neither AndroidPIT nor I will be held responsible for any damages or loss of data.

How to root the Galaxy S3 4G LTE GT-i9305 on Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2

This tutorial is exclusively for the Samsung Galaxy S3 4G LTE GT-i9305 model running on Android Jelly Bean 4.1.2 XXBLL5. If you try to flash another model or Android version with this root, you could break your smartphone.
Neither AndroidPIT nor I will be held responsible for any damages or losses of data. Make sure you have completed a full backup of your files before starting. Not sure what rooting/flashing/ROMS even are? Check out our Rooting for Beginners Q&A's and some custom ROMS that may be at your level.For check this search in this site.

Again, do NOT try this on your Galaxy S3 i9300!!!!!

Prerequisites

1. Activate the USB debugging mode on your S3. To do this, simply go to Settings → Developer options → USB debugging.
2. Make sure that the drivers for your Galaxy S3 have been installed on your computer. In order to do this, connect your smartphone to your PC with your micro USB cord and wait until your smartphone is recognized by Windows.
3. Charge your smartphone until at least 75% full.
4. Download and decompress Odin on your computer.
5. Download the file called I9305_CWM_Recovery.tar.md5 
6. Download the file called CWM-SuperSU-v0.96.zip

How to boot the Galaxy S3 into recovery mode

Whether you have stock recovery or custom, knowing how to get to it is essential! 

Recovery mode on any device is a special thing for Android tweakers, providing a variety of options the average user never sees. Using the recovery menu on the Galaxy S3 is like the difference between poking around under the hood of your car when you hear something funny and simply taking it to a mechanic. If you want to know how to reboot into recovery on the Galaxy S3, we'll tell you right now.

How to increase internal memory on Samsung galaxy y

We all know Samsung galaxy y comes with 190 MB internal memory and support up to 32 GB external memory but if you need more applications to be installed on phone a time comes when you get message no more space because some application can only be installed to internal memory:

How to Install CWM Recovery on Galaxy Y GT-S5360

Install Clockwork Mod CWM Recovery on Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360. 

Samsung Galaxy Y is a good low end android device. It has a 800 MHz CPU and possess 290 MB RAM. It runs on android 2.3.6 Gingerbread. It lacks a separate Graphics processor while HTC Explorer, LG L3 E400 has adreno 200 GPU for 3D performance. But it still is a good phone to consider, with the low price compared to other models in its range. This post will guide you on How to Install Clockwork Mod CWM Recovery on Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360.

Installing Clockwork Mod on Samsung Devices is an easy work. However, you must take precautions before performing any kind of experiment on your device. With a little confusion, you might brick your device so it is recommended that you read the full tutorial once before . We have provided you with a few important tips that you must keep in mind before rooting. So, lets get started…

Samsung galaxy y gt s5360

How to root your Galaxy Y GT S5360 with update.zip file (With Video)

Galaxy y is low price smart phone.But it has a hues amount of useable feature.

We can use more and more feature by root our Galaxy y phone.

The  tips to root your Galaxy y is given below.Follow the instructions correctly.

I hope that you will be success to root your phone. So follow instructions…….

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Many Android tasks run slower than they should for one simple, yet not-so-obvious reason: they consume large amounts of random data from a limited source. Random data is used to generate session keys and unique identifiers, in SSL and wifi, while starting processes, and during inter-process communication.
This data (entropy) runs out frequently, and that causes processes reading from the blocking device (if any) to temporarily stop responding (lag). These processes cannot continue until the Linux kernel repopulates the entropy pool, which takes time. In addition, input events are pulled from the user interface (to refill the pool), which may also contribute to the problem.