Xposed Framework, one of the most popular and insanely versatile methods of modification on Android, has landed on Android 7.0 and 7.1 Nougat.
If you want to use secured apps (like bank apps, corporate security apps, etc) on your rooted Android smartphone, you will need to bypass SafetyNet root protection. Today, we're going to lead you through the labyrinth of evading SafetyNet.
The Sony Xperia XZ1 and XZ1 Compact have recieved official AOSP builds from Sony, via their Open Devices Program.
The ultra-popular Samsung Galaxy S8 and its bigger brother S8+ receive unofficial LineageOS 14.1 build bringing stock Android to the devices which has been requested for ages.
The source code of suhide, SuperSu's tamper check-bypassing addon, has been released to the world, making it fair game for developers everywhere.
Tweaking your hosts file offers a range of useful modifications in terms of controlling your Android device, and today we walk you through exactly how to modify your hosts file.
The little brother of the ZTE Axon 7 has received a bootloader unlocking utility- but should you use it?
So the Pixel 2 has finally arrived – but if you're an enthusiast who can't resist cracking open your phone's software, is it the phone for you?
Chainfire, the pioneer behind many enthusiasts apps, has announced his retirement from the development of SuperSU. In his statement earlier today, he stated that he will serve until February in an advisory capacity, before leaving the SuperSU project
TWRP for Google Pixel devices can now decrypt encrypted Pixel devices on Android 8.0, otherwise known as Oreo. Any issues rooted Pixel users faced with encryption should now be fixed.