For People High On Android
I recently ordered Xiaomi Mi 8 due to the affordability of this Android smartphone as the official price is $421, which is even cheaper than OnePlus 6 by a full $100. Now, this is probably the cheapest smartphone you can buy that has the latest Snapdragon 845 processor. While manufacturers like Samsung are raising their prices steadily every year, it seemed to me that perhaps cheaper alternatives like the Mi 8 could be very good.
In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to apply OTA(Over-The-Air) update on rooted Pixel Phones(such as Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel 2, Pixel 2 XL, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3 XL) without a computer by using Google’s very own OTA files, which you can actually flash with TWRP recovery. You can also keep root and TWRP after doing the OTA by simply flashing Magisk again and TWRP again. And you can do this ALL without a computer, which makes it simple and you can do it from anywhere in the world.
Today I am going to talk about why rooted Android smartphones are actually more secure, there is a misconception going around where people think a rooted phone is less secure. Well, as a person who has rooted almost every phone he has owned, and I have personally bought about a hundred Android smartphones since 2011, I have NEVER been hacked with a rooted smartphone.
In this video, I am going to show you how to get FREE Galaxy Note 9 Fortnite Skin(when it becomes available) & FREE invites by changing your device ID to Galaxy Note 9 on any rooted Samsung Android!(May also work on non-Samsung phones but not 100% sure)
Is the Note 9 overpriced? Let’s go ahead and take a quick look at price comparison between the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 versus the Galaxy S9+.
If you guys need the best game controller for your Android that also works on Fortnite, PubG, or any other game, definitely check out Flydigi Wee Controller. This game controller is pretty awesome because it allows you to map your keys! On games like Fortnite where game controllers are banned, you can still use a game controller by using its mapping technology that allows you to customize every button to anywhere on the screen!(See video above for demo)
This year, I’ve decided not to buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, here’s my Top 5 reasons why.
This tutorial, I am going to show you how to run Fortnite on ANY rooted Android device! While there have been many attempts to run Fornite on a rooted Android device, none of them actually work at the moment(as of 3:36PM August 10th 2018) but after reverse-engineering the Fornite app, I was able to figure out how to run Fornite on ANY rooted Android device. Now, if you change your device ID using build prop editor, you will be able to download the Fornite game from the Fornite Installer app. And you will be able to run the app and start the game. The problem is that Fornite will STILL detect root when you jump off the bus! Well, the last part took me about 10 hours to figure out and I almost gave up but here’s the full solution you can follow step-by-step.
If you have been looking for a way to quickly re-charge your OnePlus 6, 5T, 5, 3T, or 3 on the go, there is a product called Mopoer 10,000mAh USB Power Bank that allows you to use DASH or VOOC charging technology to quickly re-charge your phone. Now, 99% of USB power banks on the market today DO NOT support DASH or VOOC, meaning you will be stuck with slow charging. This was one of the main drawbacks of owning a OnePlus phone or Oppo phone since they use DASH or VOOC charging technology that’s not supported by the masses. Well, this Mopoer USB Power Bank works quite well and outputs at 5 volts 4 amps, allowing you to re-charge your OnePlus phone quickly no matter where you may be.
If you have been paying for your Inflight WiFi or Hotel WiFi, you may want to learn about how to share your paid WiFi with your family or friends (or even by yourself). In my recent trip back from Las Vegas, I paid $8 on SouthWest for their Inflight WiFi. Well, I never got to use the “WiFi Sharing” mode on my phones so I decided to use it. And voila, I was able to share my $8 Inflight WiFi with my dad and mom who were sitting next to me. If I didn’t use this WiFi Sharing method, they would have also paid $8 each to use the Inflight WiFi.
