For People High On Android
For those of you who want to root and install custom ROMs on your Motorola Android smartphone, you will first need to unlock the bootloader. Unlocking bootloader allows you to install custom recovery like ClockworkMod (CWM) or TWRP recovery, both which can root your Motorola device and also let you install custom ROMs.
For this week’s HighOnAndroid ROM of the Week, check out latest LiquidSmooth ROM v3.2.
For those of you who are installing custom ROMs on your rooted Android smartphones or tablets, there may be a time where you may end up with no OS (Operating System/ROM) booting or a bootloop.
For this week’s High On Android ROM of the Week, check out Gummy ROM! It is available for many Android smartphones like Note 2, Note 3, Galaxy S4, Galaxy S3, HTC One M7/M8, Nexus 4/5/7, LG G2, and some more.
For those of you who want to root your OnePlus One (Why root? See Why Root Android?) to run rooted apps or want to install a custom ROM, here’s a step-by-step tutorial guide you can follow for all Windows, Mac, and Linux computers. Rooting the OnePlus One requires the user to unlock the bootloader. Unlocking bootloader will ERASE EVERYTHING ON YOUR PHONE, so make a backup of everything including your personal photos, videos, etc beforehand! YOU’VE BEEN WARNED!!! Will rooting OnePlus One void my warranty? Technically yes, but you can unroot/unbrick completely back to 100% stock so you can always unvoid warranty. So, if you have a Window, Mac OS X, or Linux (like Ubuntu) computer, let’s go ahead and root this bad boy! Before we begin, you can also download all the files you need here for all Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux/Ubuntu: Download:
Download fastboot.zip Download ADB Drivers Download TWRP or CWM Recovery for OnePlus OneThis is a page dedicated to OnePlus One root instructions, please read and follow our tutorials in order so you can learn how to root, install custom ROMs, and also how to recover your phone back to 100% stock if something goes wrong.
This is a page dedicated to showing people how to root their Android smartphone or tablet device. While 1-click root methods may works for many Android devices(and we recommend you to try them if there is no dedicated root method), you may want to stick with an Android root method that gives you full root along with a custom recovery like TWRP as it can give you ability to flash new custom ROMs. All root methods listed here show you how to root and install custom recovery, custom-tailored to each Android device so you can get the most out of it. Plus many 1-click root methods may contain spyware so we don’t advise using them unless you absolutely must do so. This page will be updated frequently so please check back for updates!
When installing certain custom ROMs on rooted Android smartphones or tablets, you will encounter “Status 7” error issues once in awhile with ClockworkMod (CWM) Recovery.
Those of you who want to take a small peek into the future of Android 4.2, you can now get GoogleApps (GAPPS) 4.2 for your Jelly Bean ROM.
